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Top News Stories Human transplant organs grown in pigs US scientists try to grow human organs inside pigs to solve the transplant shortage by injecting human stem cells into pig embryos. Australia storm leaves homes in danger Three people are dead after massive storms flood rivers, uproot trees and tear into beaches along Australia's east coast. Illegal tickets warning for Euro 2016 Unofficial websites illegally selling Euro 2016 tickets could leave fans being refused entry, the consumer group Which? warns. Kuczynski edges ahead in Peru election Pedro Pablo Kuczynski takes a slight lead over opponent Keiko Fujimori as votes are counted in Peru's presidential election.   UK 'faces increasing EU bill' - Johnson The UK faces an extra £2.4bn bill from Brussels if it remains part of the EU, Boris Johnson says - but the Remain campaign brands the claim "nonsense". Stories from India Outrage to success: India comedian demonstrates Streisand effect The Streisand Effect, where an attempt to suppress something has the unintended effect of publicising it, struck in India when a comedian's video went viral only after complaints. Top Indian bodybuilder dies, aged 104 Tributes have been paid to the celebrated Indian body-builder Manohar Aich, known as "Pocket Hercules", who has died, aged 104. VIDEO: Amartya Sen on Brexit and Modi Nobel prize winning economist Professor Amartya Sen with some tough words on Brexit and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Magazine Muhammad Ali: Hometown mourns the 'Louisville Lip' Mourners gather at Ali's childhood home to pay tribute to a local hero who became an international star.

From the BBC Cultural Calendar Opening this week: Figures in Time Archive photographs by the Bourne & Shepherd studio are on display until June 10th at Exhibit 320, New Delhi.   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

Sport Djokovic beats Murray in French final World number one Novak Djokovic beats Andy Murray to win his first French Open title and complete the career Grand Slam. Ali 'had a tough time for a year' Muhammad Ali's doctor says friends "expected something bad was going to happen" in the year before his death. Vardy Arsenal decision expected Monday Jamie Vardy is expected to decide whether he will join Arsenal from Leicester before leaving for Euro 2016 with England on Monday. Business Hackers target Mark Zuckerberg accounts Some of Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg's social media accounts appear to have fallen victim to hackers. Swiss voters reject basic income plan Voters in Switzerland overwhelmingly reject a plan to introduce a guaranteed basic income for everyone, whether in work or not.   Technology Hackers target Mark Zuckerberg accounts Some of Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg's social media accounts appear to have fallen victim to hackers. Professor denies viral Facebook claim Prof Kelli Burns has denied saying she believes Facebook is listening to people's conversations via the microphones on their smartphones.

Autos Are smartphone car keys safe? Apple's patent is a hack waiting to happen   Driving the Jaguar of SUVs With the F-Pace, the British carmaker embraces a different sort of sport Capital The boss has a favourite — it's not you When you're not in the inner circle, here's what to do to turn your fortunes   Mothers Ruin, the new daddy of spirits Immortalised in The Great Gatsby gin is back and bringing jobs with it Culture What is 'proper English'? Marlon James on patois in his writing   The ghoulish riddle of the skull mask The grotesque disguise that keeps on cropping up Earth The giraffe that is turning white It has a skin condition never seen in giraffes before   Where two continents are breaking apart The line that separates two huge land masses Future The strange tanks that helped win D-Day Bizarre British creations from an eccentric genius   The biggest problem with big data It is drowning out important lessons from history Travel The Moroccan scam that wasn't Sometimes, it pays to trust your instincts   Cuba's endangered leaping crocodile Thrusting with their powerful tail, they jump into the air to catch their prey

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