Mark Carney describes ‘toughest day’ as Bank governor
Dealing with the immediate result of the Brexit referendum produced Mark Carney’s “toughest day” in his job, the Bank of England governor says. BBC News – Business
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Syria war: US and Russia argue over truce
There are signs of growing tensions between the US and Russia over Syria – four days after a ceasefire agreed between the two sides came into effect. BBC News – Middle East
Mexico: Thousands of demonstrators demand President Nieto’s resignation
Thousands of demonstrators march across Mexico City to demand President Enrique Pena Nieto’s resignation. BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean
Texting drivers: Penalty points and fines to double
People caught using handheld mobile phones while driving in Britain are to face “much tougher penalties”, with fines and points doubling, ministers say. BBC News – UK
Theresa May could begin Brexit process by February, says Tusk
The president of the European Council says British PM Theresa May told him she could trigger the Brexit process by February. BBC News – Europe
US election: Clinton security should be disarmed, says Trump
Republican candidate Donald Trump is accused again of hinting at an assassination of his Democrat rival Hillary Clinton. BBC News – US & Canada