Today's Headlines: EgyptAir wreckage found in Mediterranean, At least 36 arrests over Lille disorder, US senators stage gun control filibuster

EgyptAir wreckage found in Mediterranean

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Top News Stories EgyptAir wreckage found in Mediterranean Wreckage of the EgyptAir Paris-Cairo flight MS804 has been found in the Mediterranean a month after the crash, Egyptian investigators say. At least 36 arrests over Lille disorder At least 36 people are arrested in Lille in a day of recurring clashes between French police and football fans at the Euro 2016 tournament. Body of boy seized by alligator found Police searching for a two-year-old boy seized by an alligator in shallow water at Walt Disney World in Florida have recovered a body. US senators stage gun control filibuster US Democratic senators stage a filibuster to try to force a vote on gun control, as wakes are held for victims of the Orlando nightclub shooting.   Niger says 34 migrants dead in desert Niger says the bodies of 34 migrants, including 20 children, have been found in the Sahara Desert near the border with Algeria. Stories from India Kashmir: Outrage over settlements for displaced Hindus Separatists in Indian-administered Kashmir are opposing plans to settle displaced Kashmiri Hindus in exclusive colonies, as the BBC's Geeta Pandey reports from Srinagar. Jammu clashes over temple 'desecration' Police in Indian-administered Kashmir clash with protesters over the alleged desecration of a Hindu temple in Jammu. VIDEO: The world's fastest tortoise? A female tortoise in southern India is given a new lease of life after losing both legs.

Euro 2016: Set real-time alerts in the BBC Sport app Don't miss any of the action from #Euro2016 Choose your alerts and get all the latest news delivered direct to your phone. Wherever you are in the world, you can get the key updates as they happen including team line-ups, kick-off, goals and full-time scores.   Top Videos BBC team under fire outside IS-held Syrian town Mullah defends 'beat your wives lightly' advice Euro 2016: England fans clash with French police in Lille Pistorius walks without prosthetic legs in court Magazine Times Square - but not as you know it News from Iraq tends to focus on the conflict with the Islamic State group but there is another side to the country which is often forgotten, writes Martin Fletcher.

Sport Euro 2016 - Tell us your stories from France Reaction to weekend matches, newspaper headlines and countdown to games involving Spain, Republic of Ireland and Italy. England treatment disrespectful - Jones Head coach Eddie Jones says England's treatment so far in Australia has been "demeaning and disrespectful". Legend can still deliver - Ibrahimovic Sweden captain Zlatan Ibrahimovic warns the Republic of Ireland he "can still deliver" ahead of their Group E meeting on Monday. Business US Fed: Brexit a factor in rates decision The possibility of Brexit was one of the factors that led the US Federal Reserve to keep interest rates on hold, Chair Janet Yellen says Unilever 'would be hit by Brexit' Past and present Unilever bosses say the consumer goods giant would be "negatively impacted" if the UK left the EU as a result of next week's referendum.   Technology Facebook denies EU referendum bias Facebook removes pro-Leave and pro-Remain status update suggestions from a list given to users. 'Spam King' sentenced to two years A US man who sent more than 27 million spam emails to Facebook users is sentenced to two and a half years in prison.

Autos Driven: Volvo's one-two punch Stylish and smart, the S90 saloon and V90 estate redefine the executive express   Racing game becomes strategy game This unusual Fomula 1 simulation turns the driver into a tactician Capital The secret to stopping your 'ummms' The unconscious utterings that are holding you back can be banished with this   Viewing 50 flats, but no place to live This European city has a problem: many new residents, few new apartments to rent Culture The history of the rainbow flag An emblem "torn from the soul of the people"   Why the sexists get Ghostbusters wrong Donald Trump protested the all-female Ghostbusters – and many men have since Earth The hottest place on Earth On average it is hotter than anywhere else   How to eat and poo electricity There is a way to live off nothing else Future The people who eat dirt For some, soil is an irresistible snack   Will a pill ever replace exercise? It could give us some of the gain without the pain Travel The elusive cheese with no recipe This cheese has survived wars and graced the tables of royalty   An untouched world of quiet enchantment Some feared tourists would trample this beloved land

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