Today's Headlines: EgyptAir flight from Paris missing, Superbugs to 'kill every three seconds', Chinese jets 'intercept' US spy plane

EgyptAir flight from Paris missing

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Top News Stories EgyptAir flight from Paris missing EgyptAir Flight MS804 from Paris to Cairo with 66 people on board has disappeared from radar, the airline says. EgyptAir Flight MS804 latest updates EgyptAir Flight MS804 from Paris to Cairo goes missing with 66 people on board. Superbugs to 'kill every three seconds' Superbugs will kill someone every three seconds by 2050 unless the world acts now, a hugely influential report says. Chinese jets 'intercept' US spy plane Two Chinese fighters have carried out an "unsafe" intercept of a US military aircraft over the South China Sea, the Pentagon says.   American B-52 bomber crashes in Guam A B-52 bomber crashes and bursts into flame at a military base in Guam but all seven crew escape to safety, the US Air Force says. Stories from India India's BJP leads in Assam elections Prime Minister Narendra Modi's BJP party is leading in India's north-eastern state of Assam for the first time, early trends suggest. Why India's aspiring engineers are killing themselves The BBC's Shilpa Kannan finds out what's driving an alarming rate of suicides among students in an Indian town known for educational excellence. VIDEO: Apple CEO aims to make inroads in India Apple's boss Tim Cook is in India for his first visit and looking to tap the country's fast-growing smartphone market.

From the BBC Cultural Calendar On now: Gauri Gill The Delhi-born artist exhibits her work at the Galerie Mirchandani & Steinruecke in Mumbai until June 3rd.   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 Magazine India's dying mother Can the sacred but toxic River Ganges be cleaned up?

Sport Liverpool 1-3 Sevilla Sevilla come from behind to beat Liverpool in the Europa League final to win the competition for a third successive season. Chinese businessman agrees Villa deal Chinese businessman Dr Tony Xia agrees a deal to buy Aston Villa for £60m following their relegation to the Championship. Rodgers is frontrunner for Celtic job Former Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers emerges as the frontrunner to take over as manager at Celtic, the BBC learns. Business US interest rates could rise in June The US Federal Reserve could increase interest rates next month if the economic data support such a move, the central bank's latest minutes show. Brexit may hit business says Bloomberg Former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg says that a Brexit vote on 23 June could hit UK-EU trade and financial sector businesses.   Technology Google's chat Assistant takes on Amazon Google announces a voice-controlled virtual assistant that it wants be at the heart of how people use smartphones and smart home kit. The bank account that gives you a shock One British firm is seeking to put the buzz back into budgeting by giving bank customers an electric shock if they overspend.

Autos One family's neverending road trip Seven years, 30 countries and two kids in the back seat   Andrew McCarthy's Irish quests Part 4: Driving the undiscovered Dingle Peninsula Capital Why is China obsessed with this stone? Coveted for millennia, the quest for this gem comes with a dirty underbelly   The job with no Sunday night blues How to find work that won't make you hate Monday mornings Culture The shocking kiss that's gone viral When Putin 'snogged' Trump   A sexy revenge thriller from Korea Park Chan-wook's The Handmaiden delights Cannes Earth Mystery of Wales's abandoned hillforts 3,000 years ago, the people of Wales fled to high ground   Chimps filmed grieving for dead friend In an extraordinary last act, one ape even tends to the body of the deceased Future Is it wrong to use a dead man's sperm? A man can have a child after his death, but what if he didn't consent?   A jet engine you can print at home How to turn a garage into an aircraft factory Travel The midnight train to a Tokyo tradition A long and lively tradition ends as Tsukiji finally shutters its doors   The island ready to welcome the world A forgotten island finally comes out of isolation

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