Today's Headlines: More support for May's Tory leader bid, US investigates fatal Tesla crash, Antarctic ozone hole starts to 'heal'

More support for May's Tory leader bid

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Top News Stories More support for May's Tory leader bid Theresa May's bid to become Conservative leader has won the backing of two more cabinet ministers and the Daily Mail. US investigates fatal Tesla crash US officials probe the first death potentially caused by self-driving technology, after a Tesla car collided with a lorry in Florida. Antarctic ozone hole starts to 'heal' Researchers say they have found the first clear evidence that the thinning in the ozone layer above Antarctica is starting to heal. Queen leads Somme centenary events The Queen leads events to mark 100 years since the Battle of the Somme as overnight vigils are held on the eve of the anniversary.   Taiwan navy mistakenly fires missile A patrol boat at Taiwan's Kaohsiung naval base accidentally fires a missile in the direction of China during an inspection, says the navy. Stories from India India designed jet joins air force The first Indian-designed fighter jet, the Tejas, is inducted into the country's air force, 31 years after it was first conceived. The Ramadan drummers of Kashmir Hundreds of drummers continue to wake up people in the holy month of Ramadan in Indian-administered Kashmir, reports Aarabu Ahmad Sultan. 'Kidnapped' boy returns to India An Indian boy, who was recently found in Bangladesh six years after going missing in Delhi, is reunited with his family.

From the BBC Cultural Calendar Now on: A Ramachandran A new series of works by award-winning artist is on show at the Vadehra Art Gallery in New Delhi until July 15.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.   Top Videos Military doctor died in Istanbul looking for IS son Remembering the Battle of the Somme Why Congo miners fear President Kabila's guards High global approval for Obama - survey Magazine Inside the UK's secret weapons research facility Dr Michael Mosley investigates Britain's most secretive and controversial military research base, Porton Down, on its 100th anniversary. Sport Euro 2016: Wales set for 'biggest game' since 1958 World Cup Wales face Belgium in the last eight of their first European Championship on Friday - and boss Chris Coleman is refusing to "play the occasion down". Zlatan Ibrahimovic: Manchester United to sign ex-PSG striker Former Sweden striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic confirms he is joining Manchester United after leaving French champions Paris St-Germain. Wimbledon 2016: Andy Murray beats Yen-Hsun Lu to reach round three Britain's Andy Murray beats the in-form Yen-Hsun Lu in straight sets to reach the third round at Wimbledon.

Business No trade talks until full Brexit - EU The top European Union trade official says the UK cannot begin negotiating terms for doing business with the bloc until after it has left it. Hershey rejects $23bn Mondelez bid Hershey rejects a $23bn (£17bn) offer from Mondelez that would bring some of the world's best known chocolate and biscuit brands under one roof.   Technology US investigates fatal Tesla crash US officials probe the first death potentially caused by self-driving technology, after a Tesla car collided with a lorry in Florida. Oculus chief latest hacked tech boss Oculus chief executive Brendan Iribe is the latest in a string of tech bosses who have had their social media accounts hacked.

Autos Car seats made from pineapples? Clever new textiles show there will be life after leather   Welcome to the kitchen-table grand prix What explains the curious appeal of the car-racing board game? Capital Why start-up culture fades out fast It all comes down to these five truths about the way office culture works   The expats who got poorer overnight For these UK-based expats, paying their bills back home just got a lot tougher Culture Why Ab Fab is so drab The verdict on Patsy and Edina's comeback   The trans artist far ahead of her time The 'perfect artist for our times' you've probably never heard of Earth Why giraffes really have long necks It has little to do with reaching tall trees   The last bastion of the dodo The extinct bird is preserved at a single site Future The enduring enigma of female desire Why have scientists misunderstood women's sexuality for so long?   How a bloody war eventually saved lives The extraordinary medical innovations created by World War One Travel Where people get dirty for science There's more than meets the eye in Great Basin's Dr Seuss-like caves   A national park that lies below the sea Dry Tortugas National Park is home to North America's only barrier reef

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Clues to prehistoric times, found in blind cavefish

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June 30, 2016 Today’s TED Talk Clues to prehistoric times, found in blind cavefish 04:49 minutes · TED2016 TED Fellow Prosanta Chakrabarty explores hidden parts of the world in search of new species of cave-dwelling fish. These subterranean creatures have developed fascinating adaptations, and they provide biological insights into blindness as well as geological clues about how the continents broke apart million of years ago. Contemplate deep time in this short talk. Watch now »   Playlist of the Day Ancient clues Fascinating talks by archaeologists and evolutionary biologists about humanity's beginnings and journey. Watch » 5 talks · Total run time 1:32:41 NEW ON IDEAS.TED.COM The most interesting ideas in architecture right now Architecture expos are often futurist fantasias of design -- but this year's Venice Biennale explores how humanity's first art can house (and treat) us all better. Visit ideas.ted.com » Join us on Facebook Follow us @TEDTalks

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