Today's Headlines: Cameron to face EU leaders over Brexit, VW US settlement 'to cost $15bn', Payout of $10,000 for Windows 10 update

Cameron to face EU leaders over Brexit

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Top News Stories Cameron to face EU leaders over Brexit David Cameron is to meet European leaders for the first time since the UK voted to leave the European Union, as the European Parliament debates the implications of Brexit. VW US settlement 'to cost $15bn' German automaker Volkswagen reportedly reaches a $15bn (£11.3bn) settlement with US car owners after the firm admitted cheating in emission tests. Pakistan politician on three years in captivity Three years after he was kidnapped by militants, Ali Haider Gilani, the son of ex-Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani, tells the BBC about his time in captivity. Payout of $10,000 for Windows 10 update Microsoft agrees to pay a California woman $10,000 (£7,500) after an automatic Windows 10 update leaves her computer unusable.   Elite tennis players have 'beefed up' A Wimbledon win may be down to pumping iron in the gym, according to researchers who say the most successful elite male players of modern times are more muscular. Stories from India The story of an iconic Indian family photograph Indian writer and photographer Sooni Taraporevala relates the story of a much-feted 31-year-old picture of a family in the city of Mumbai. 'Exam topper' sent to jail for cheating A "top student" in India's Bihar state, 17-year-old Ruby Rai, is arrested after a panel of examiners retesting her cancelled her original results. What Indians have done to world cuisine Food writer Samar Halarnkar explains what Indians have done to Chinese and other cuisines of the world.

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 EU Summit: The start of UK's long goodbye Ali Haider Gilani on three year kidnap ordeal Rio 2016 boss: Zika 'blown out of proportion' BBC in Fallujah: 'You can smell war' Magazine Was there a Brexit graduate gap? Voters without degrees were more likely to back leaving the EU, figures suggest. But in one of the towns with the fewest graduates in the UK, the relationship is more complicated.

Business VW US settlement 'to cost $15bn' German automaker Volkswagen reportedly reaches a $15bn (£11.3bn) settlement with US car owners after the firm admitted cheating in emission tests. Agencies downgrade UK credit rating The UK has lost its top AAA credit rating from S&P and has been downgraded by rival agency Fitch, following the EU referendum "out" vote.   Technology Payout of $10,000 for Windows 10 update Microsoft agrees to pay a California woman $10,000 (£7,500) after an automatic Windows 10 update leaves her computer unusable. EU referendum petition hijacked by bots An online petition calling for a second EU referendum has been hijacked by automated bots adding false signatures.

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