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After her failed execution by pentobarbital injection, Christa Pike is conscious and speaking again. She is currently receiving intensive care under police supervision at a hospital in Nashville, Tennessee. Their lawyers accuse the authorities of using outdated poison.
In France, a police officer has been charged with allegedly firing a tear gas grenade at a 14-year-old during student protests, leaving the youth with most of his teeth and a broken jaw. The public prosecutor's office speaks of disproportionate force and points to a possible prison sentence of up to 15 years.
A 77-year-old cyclist died in a collision with a truck in Uebigau (Elbe-Elster district). The police said that the cause of the accident was still unclear. The elderly woman died from her injuries at the scene of the accident. Police, fire brigade, rescue services and emergency pastoral care were on duty. The truck and bicycle were seized to preserve evidence.
Swedish police fired shots and injured a man during an operation at the Royal Palace in Stockholm. The man was taken to hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries. The officers were called about an aggressive suspect with an unspecified weapon. There is no danger to the public.

Former BND President August Hanning is accused of having sold secret information from the Federal Intelligence Service to foreign services for years. The investigation is ongoing because of strong suspicions of treasonous spying. Hanning is said to have been looked after by his former office manager Manfred D., who provided him with almost 2,000 documents. The scandal comes at a sensitive time, as the BND is facing comprehensive reform and needs the trust of politicians.
Former BND chief August Hanning is suspected of having obtained secret documents through his former office manager Manfred D. and handed them over to a foreign intelligence officer for analysis. Both were arrested on strong suspicion of treason and spying.