Nalini Sivathasan has Thursday’s top stories from around the world, including EU leaders rejecting curbs on migration in Europe, North American leaders reinforcing their free trade commitment and European citizenship is for sale — at a price.

Dan Garrahan has Wednesday’s top stories, including at least 36 dead after suicide bombers attack Istanbul’s main airport, nominations opening for the UK’s next prime minister and Vodafone saying it may move its HQ following the Brexit vote.

Josh de la Mare has Tuesday’s top stories, including David Cameron set to urge European leaders to learn the lessons of the Brexit vote, Volkswagen expected to agree a $15bn settlement in the US and Israel and Turkey restoring full diplomatic relations.

Daniel Garrahan has Monday’s top stories, with George Osborne reassuring markets as he stays on as UK chancellor, Mariano Rajoy’s Popular party doing better than expected in Spain’s election and Iraqi forces recapturing Fallujah from Isis.

Josh de la Mare has Friday’s top stories from around the world, including the UK voting to leave the European Union, its prime minister stepping down and financial markets suffering around the world.

Josh De La Mare has Thursday’s top stories from around the world, including voting under way in Britain’s EU referendum, Greece’s banking system taking a big step forward and Democrats staging a sit-in on gun control in the US House of Representatives.

Vanessa Kortekaas has Wednesday’s top stories, with the UK PM predicting an investment surge into Britain if it votes to remain in the EU, far-right leader Marine Le Pen supporting a vote for France to leave and luxury car owners seeing big returns.

Josh De La Mare has Tuesday’s top stories, including Germany’s highest court rejecting a challenge to the ECB’s bond-buying programme, Brazilian telecoms operator Oi filing for the country’s biggest bankruptcy and refugee numbers hitting a record high.

Daniel Garrahan has Monday’s top stories, with sterling rallying on a swing to the EU referendum Remain campaign, India’s central bank governor is stepping down and Chinese police lock down a village viewed as a grass-roots democracy incubator.

Daniel Garrahan has Friday’s top stories: the fatal shooting of a British politician brings an abrupt halt to EU referendum campaigning, US diplomats criticise President Obama’s policy on Syria and Rolls-Royce unveils its first driverless car.