Today's Headlines: French nuclear workers to join strike, Leaders visit shrine at start of Japan G7, Indonesia approves death for child rape

French nuclear workers to join strike

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Top News Stories French nuclear workers to join strike Workers at French nuclear power stations are due to join a strike over labour reforms that has already paralysed oil refineries and triggered fuel shortages. Leaders visit shrine at start of Japan G7 Japanese PM Shinzo Abe takes world leaders to the Shinto religion's holiest site, as the Group of Seven summit begins in Tokyo. Johnny Depp and Amber Heard to divorce Film star Johnny Depp and his actress wife Amber Heard are to divorce, US court documents reveal. Indonesia approves death for child rape Indonesia's president approves tougher punishments for child rapists, including the death penalty, amid public anger over recent attacks.   US nuclear force 'uses floppy disks' The US nuclear weapons force still uses 1970s-era computer systems and floppy disks, a government report reveals. Stories from India Sunny Leone: from porn star to author Sunny Leone's journey from the adult entertainment industry to Bollywood now takes her to the world of erotic fiction, Sudha G Tilak writes. Who will cook your Indian curry? Nick Robinson looks at why curry houses appear to be Eurosceptic. Africa envoys' anger over Delhi killing A group of African embassies in Delhi ask India to cancel a cultural event after a student from the Democratic Republic of Congo is killed. Magazine I had to leave my partner to lose weight Celena and her partner Pete separated for 10 weeks to break their bad habits and lose weight.

From the BBC Cultural Calendar Last chance to see: Painted Encounters Art by the Parsis community is exhibited at the National Gallery of Modern Art in New Delhi, until May 29th.    Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar Videos VIDEO: Cyprus president laughs off hijacking VIDEO: Armed man shot at US Capitol building VIDEO: FBI unlocks San Bernardino gunman's iPhone VIDEO: On the ground with Kurdish forces in Aleppo

Sport Image rights hold up Mourinho deal Negotiations over image rights delay a deal to appoint Jose Mourinho as the new Manchester United manager. No tension with Rosberg - Hamilton Lewis Hamilton says he feels no tension with Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg despite their crash together at the previous race in Spain. Benitez stays as Newcastle manager Rafael Benitez is staying as Newcastle United manager after signing a new three-year contract at the relegated club. Business Oil hits $50 for first time this year Oil continues its recovery, with prices rising above $50 a barrel for the first time in 2016 as a result of supply disruptions and increased global demand. French nuclear workers to join strike Workers at French nuclear power stations are due to join a strike over labour reforms that has already paralysed oil refineries and triggered fuel shortages.   Technology Xiaomi Mi Drone poses price challenge China's Xiaomi announces its first drone, pricing it significantly lower than a comparable model by the market leader DJI. Microsoft hangs up on phone workers Microsoft reveals plans to cut up to 1,850 jobs as part of efforts to scale back its smartphone business.

Autos The world's most comfortable seat? Luxury automakers are turning their attention to your car's most personal part   Beach-hopping on the Ring of Kerry Road-tripper Andrew McCarthy discovers Caribbean blue on the Emerald Isle Capital The people who get rich off poker And they don't even play a single hand   Shedding a smoggy, dangerous reputation There's a reason why this metropolis has become 'the' destination to visit. Culture Apocalypse is the worst X-Men film yet A 'senseless and uninvolving new sequel'   Ten things we learned from Cannes Twelve days of the festival – from the silly to the serious Earth Giant pandas have a secret 'superpower' Somehow nobody ever noticed it before   Our otherworldly Earth Share your best shots of our planet looking like another world Future The people who cannot imagine They have no 'mind's eye': could that be you?   The weird apples few have tasted Could Kazakhstan be hiding the future of our favourite fruit? Travel Asia's secret World Heritage site Enter a lost world that few know about – and even fewer get to see   Where mortals drink like gods In Nepal, making the best raksi is a point of pride

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