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Top News Stories BBC reporter being expelled from N Korea The BBC's correspondent Rupert Wingfield-Hayes has been detained in North Korea and is being expelled over his reporting. Hardliner seeks Philippines presidency People in the Philippines are voting for a new president and other leaders, with outspoken mayor Rodrigo "Digong" Duterte the favourite to win. Greek PM defends pension and tax reform Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras defends a controversial package of tax and pension reforms, passed by parliament ahead of a vital Eurozone ministers meeting. Fire 'destroys 20%' of Fort McMurray The MP from Fort McMurray, a Canadian city devastated by a huge wildfire, tells the BBC about 20% of homes there have been destroyed.   Neighbours producer Reg Grundy dies Reg Grundy, the producer behind the Australian soap operas Neighbours and Prisoner: Cell Block H, has died, aged 92. Stories from India The genius of Indian cartoonist Mario Miranda India's beachfront city of Goa is celebrating the 90th birth anniversary of one of the country's best-known cartoonists and illustrators, Mario Miranda. Protests over India 'road rage death' Protesters in India's Bihar state are demanding swift police action to arrest the 20-year-old son of a lawmaker suspected of killing a student in a road rage incident. Army officer arrested for looting gold Police in north-eastern Mizoram state arrest an Indian army officer for looting smuggled gold.

From the BBC Cultural Calendar Now on: Else, All Will be Still Until May 14th at Gallery Espace in New Delhi, the work of photographer Ravi Agarwal.   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 The cave divers who went back for their friends In February 2014 two divers died at a depth of more than 100m in a huge cave system in Norway. Seven weeks later, their three friends went back to get their bodies.

Sport Manchester City 2-2 Arsenal Manchester City could miss out on a Champions League place to Manchester United after Arsenal fight back to draw at Etihad Stadium. Djokovic beats Murray in Madrid final World number one Novak Djokovic beats defending champion Andy Murray 6-2 3-6 6-3 to claim his second Madrid Open title. Celtic 3-2 Aberdeen Patrick Roberts scores twice as Celtic clinch a fifth straight Scottish top-flight title by beating Aberdeen. Business Global rules on tax havens urged New global rules forcing companies to report taxable activities country-by-country are called for by a group of 300 prominent economists. Greek PM defends pension and tax reform Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras defends a controversial package of tax and pension reforms, passed by parliament ahead of a vital Eurozone ministers meeting.   Technology Space Invaders joins gaming hall of fame Space Invaders, Sonic the Hedgehog and Grand Theft Auto III are inducted into the US-based World Video Game Hall of Fame. Microsoft removes store-blocking feature Businesses running the professional version of Windows 10 will no longer be able to block access to the Windows Store, the software giant says.

Autos From people mover to love machine The driverless minivan could inspire Mum and Dad to take the long way home   Star Wars' most iconic vehicles An illustrated homage to the machines that moved 'a galaxy far, far away' Capital Use this hack to procrastinate less Right now. Don't wait until tomorrow. This simple formula could be all you need   Four secrets to Leicester's shock win What we all can learn from one of sport's most remarkable triumphs Culture Why the Brits love drinking The story of a nation's love of booze   The woman who defied 300 neo-Nazis How a viral photo sums up resistance Earth The 'ugly' pigs that are really cute Adorable twin warty baby pigs have been born   The beasts with a population of three The Saharan Addax antelope is staggeringly rare Future How does your voicebox work? The science behind your speech   How Spitfires almost went supersonic Death-defying dives that paved the way towards the sound barrier Travel The world's most polite country? Even the toilet seat stands to attention when you enter the bathroom   New York's new underground park You've heard of the High Line – now meet the Low Line

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