Court rejects NERC’s appeal against anti-tariff hike judgement
England vs Iceland – five things we learned
Roy Hodgson quits as England manager after Iceland shock
Iceland stun England in one of greatest ever shocks
Iceland shock England at Euro 2016
Shina Peters, Nwa Aba, others storm Malaysia
Economy: Why rain is beating us now – Buhari
Could Britain still row back from Brexit?
N4.7 b fraud: EFCC detains Gov Fayose’s men

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Victims of sexual violence in war time will get justice – Ban
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has revealed, in his message on the International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict, that no region across the globe is immune to sexual violence in war time but assured that landmark cases against political and military leaders have demonstrated that the era of impunity for sexual violence as a tool of war is over. He said the world continues to witness appalling levels of sexual violence in wartime which continues to affect women, girls, boys and men while there has also been clear progress and unprecedented political momentum to address the crime.
Unilever visits Buhari, promises further commitment to sustainable business
As part of its continuous commitment to business sustainability in Nigeria, Unilever’s Global CEO Paul Polman has pledged the company’s commitment to building sustainable and profitable businesses in the country while creating a bright future for Nigerians.
Micro-camera can be injected with a syringe
German engineers have created a camera no bigger than a grain of salt that could change the future of health imaging — and clandestine surveillance. Using 3-D printing, researchers from the University of Stuttgart built a three-lens camera, and fit it onto the end of an optical fibre the width of two hairs. Such technology could be used as minimally-intrusive endoscopes for exploring inside the human body, the engineers reported in the journal Nature Photonics.
Italy v Spain – five things we learned
Italy dumped out the reigning champions Spain at Euro 2016 on Monday, winning their last 16 tie 2-0 at the Stade de France. Here AFP Sports looks at five things we learned from the match:
Italy eliminate Spain, to face Germany in quarter-final
Italy beat Spain 2-0 to reach Germany quarter-final

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