Wikinews:2017/June

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June 2

• Death toll exceeds 200 after heavy rain and mudslides in Sri Lanka
• Man posthumously marries Legion of Honour recipient in France

June 4

• Curiosity Rover analysis suggests chemically complex lake once graced Mars's Gale crater

June 5

• Conductor Jeffrey Tate dies aged 74
• Seven killed, forty-eight injured in attack on London Bridge

June 6

• Real Madrid defends Champions League title

June 8

• Astronomers reveal discovery of the hottest gas giant exoplanet known yet

June 9

• Borussia Dortmund announces former Ajax coach Peter Bosz as team's new boss

June 10

• Former U.S. FBI Director James Comey testifies about President Trump

June 11

• Theresa May's Conservative Party wins UK election but loses majority, leaving Brexit plan in question

June 12

• Batman star Adam West dies aged 88
• Japan's National Diet passes law allowing Emperor Akihito to abdicate within three years

June 13

• ¡La décima! Nadal again a French CHAMP10N

June 15

• Bayern Munich signs Corentin Tolisso from Lyon

June 16

• Leo Varadkar becomes first openly gay elected Taoiseach of Ireland, succeeds Enda Kenny
• Shooter targets Congressional baseball practice in Virginia, six hospitalized

June 17

• Amazon.com to acquire Whole Foods at US$42 per share

June 18

• South Korea and Stielike part ways
• Academy Award-winning director John G. Avildsen dies aged 81

June 20

• Judge declares mistrial in Bill Cosby sexual assault case

June 21

• Bihar class X student allegedly gang raped, thrown from moving train

June 23

• Karen Handel wins runoff for seat in United States House of Representatives

June 24

• Ohio judge declares mistrial for officer who shot Samuel DuBose

June 28

• Police stop LGBT march in Istanbul for third consecutive year
• Curaçao wins maiden Caribbean Cup

June 30

• Thousands gather in Jantar Mantar and other cities to protest against mob violence