FIFA Former FIFA vice-president Jack Warner becomes the national security minister of Trinidad and Tobago.
Hosni Mubarak Results in Egypt's election are now expected tomorrow as Hosni Mubarak languishes between life and death.
High Court of Justice After a five-day trial in the High Court, 27-year-old assistant tutor Luke Cooper, who is completing a PhD in international relations at the University of Sussex, is awarded £35,000 over a front page "Evening Standard" article and £25,000 over a follow-up piece in the "Daily Mail". These articles threatened his future academic prospects during the November 2010 march against government cuts.
United States A United States judge dismisses an injunction from Apple Inc. against Motorola for patent infringement.
United Nations The United Nations sustainable development summit ends in Brazil with a warning on corporate power.
President Latin American countries come together to express concern over the ousting from power of President of Paraguay Fernando Lugo, with Argentine President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa and Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez vowing not to recognise the government of the newly-installed Paraguayan leader.
Anna Alban Ecuador's ambassador to the UK, Anna Alban, is reported to be flying to Quito to discuss WikiLeaks editor-in-chief Julian Assange's attempt to gain political asylum.
Algo Centre Mall Algo Centre Mall in Elliot Lake, Ontario undergoes a partial structural failure when a segment of the rooftop parking deck collapses into the building. 22 people are injured and two bodies are recovered four days later.
Bee 76 monks are taken to hospital following an attack by a swarm of bees at Chedi Luang in Thailand's northern Chiang Mai Province.
Tropical Storm Leslie 2012 Atlantic hurricane season: Tropical Storm Debby forms in the Gulf of Mexico with a warning issued for the US state of Louisiana. This is the first time since 1851 that four storms have formed before July.
Northern England A major clear-up operation begins after a month's worth of rain falls in 24 hours, causing flooding across parts of northern England.
Greece's new coalition seeks to slow down austerity by proposing a two-year extension to the period allocated to it to meet bailout targets, without further cuts to salaries and pensions.
Ulster Bank Tens of thousands of Ulster Bank customers continue to struggle to access their cash after days of problems.
Music concert 100,000 people attend the first day of a two-day music concert at Hackney Marshes in London, which forms part of the build-up to the 2012 Summer Olympics.
Pakistan In the Pakistani city of Quetta, armed people on motorcycles kill eight people; targeting Shias.
Mexican drug war In a Mexican Drug War-related crime, 14 mutilated corpses are found inside a truck outside of a Mexican supermarket.
Palestinian Palestinian militants fire rockets from the Gaza Strip into Israel severely injuring an elder. Israel launches a missile strike in return, killing two Palestinians.