Kenya’s ‘gay tests’ ruled legal
A court in Kenya dismisses a case brought by two men who were allegedly forced to undergo anal testing by police to prove they were homosexual. BBC News – Africa
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BHS: Sir Philip Green vows to resolve pensions ‘mess’
Sir Philip Green apologises to MPs for the ‘sad’ demise of BHS and claims he is working on a ‘solution’ to the £571m pension scheme deficit. BBC News – Business
Syria conflict: Report says UN has lost impartiality
More than 50 humanitarian organisations operating in Syria accuse the UN of breaching its principles by effectively letting the government control aid deliveries. BBC News – Middle East
Argentina ex-minister arrested over cash bags at monastery
An ex-government minister in Argentina was arrested after he was spotted trying to hide millions of dollars in cash in a monastery. BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean
Russia doping: New Wada report reveals obstructions to testing
Anti-doping officials in Russia are being stopped from testing athletes, says a damning report by the World Anti-Doping Agency. BBC News – Europe
Euro 2016 violence: Police fire tear gas at fans in Lille
Tear gas is fired by police at fans in Lille amid reports of renewed violence at Euro 2016, after Russia’s match against Slovakia and ahead of England’s game against Wales. BBC News – UK