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Top News Stories Refugees at highest ever level - UN More than 65m people worldwide are displaced by conflict and war, the UN refugee agency says, half from Syria, Afghanistan and Somalia. MPs to pay tribute to killed MP Jo Cox Politicians will return to Westminster later to pay tribute to Labour MP Jo Cox, who was killed in her constituency last week. Bahrain revokes ayatollah's citizenship Bahrain has stripped the Sunni-ruled kingdom's most prominent Shia cleric of his citizenship, accusing him of promoting sectarianism, state media say. Solar plane sets off on Atlantic flight Solar Impulse 2 sets off from New York to cross the Atlantic, one of the toughest stages of its attempt to fly around the globe using solar energy.   Australian man admits online sex threats Australian Zach Alchin pleads guilty to targeting women with explicit abuse on social media after his friend shared one woman's Tinder profile online. Stories from India Viewpoint: Why did India's central bank governor have to go? Economic analyst Vivek Kaul explains why India's central bank chief, Raghuram Rajan, may have been under pressure to quit. Mystery over India lynching lab results Last year, a Muslim man in India was killed in a mob lynching over allegations he had been storing and consuming beef at home. Now, there's a fresh twist in the case. India overhauls foreign ownership rules India announces a radical overhaul of its foreign ownership rules to attract more overseas investment.

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 Solar Impulse takes to the skies on Atlantic voyage The tribe standing up to illegal Amazon loggers in Brazil Is ancient South China Sea 'evidence'? Thousands flee Falluja amid 'humanitarian disaster' warning Magazine Why North Korea is a safe haven for birds Ten of thousands of birds head to the North Korean coast during their biannual migration across the planet.

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 Top bosses move to back Remain Top bosses including Sir Richard Branson, the Premier League chair and car industry executives voice support for staying in the EU, but Vote Leave says Brexit would boost industry. Pound rises strongly against dollar The pound makes strong gains against the dollar as traders react to the latest polls on the UK's referendum over European Union membership.   Technology China has world's most powerful computer The 93 petaflop Sunway TaihuLight in China has topped a newly published list of supercomputers. Back to the Satoshi Bitcoin affair A new article casts fresh light on the pressure Craig Wright was under when he claimed to be Bitcoin's creator, Satoshi Nakamoto.

Autos The world's best beaches for driving A seaside holiday isn't complete without a little sand in the tyres   Rolls-Royce deviates from the norm Old-school opulence meets futuristic technology in the radical 103EX concept Capital The UK's most slippery export These eels have the same EU status as Champagne   Why is your office always freezing? The fight for the best workplace temperature Culture The monsters hidden beneath the sea Why underwater beasts terrify and inspire   'The most important thing is the story' One of Australia's greatest writers on his work Earth The monkeys like us In one remarkable way, these monkeys behave just like people   Ex-hunter saves his former victims He has found a new use for his skills Future An app that chooses your friends? The algorithms that could manage your relationships   The curse of extraordinary perception A caress feels like sandpaper tearing the skin Travel The pirate queen of County Mayo Grace O'Malley was the scourge of Ireland's west coast   Where condors learn to soar It's like "watching your kids grow up"

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