Today's Headlines: Iraq mourns Baghdad bomb victims, Bangladesh attackers known to police, EgyptAir crash bodies are recovered

Iraq mourns Baghdad bomb victims

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Top News Stories Iraq mourns Baghdad bomb victims The Iraqi government declares three days of national mourning after a huge bomb in the capital Baghdad kills at least 125 people. Bangladesh attackers known to police The authorities in Bangladesh name five of the men who carried out the country's worst terror attack, in Dhaka, and reveal they were known to police. Attack near US consulate in Jeddah A suspected suicide bomber dies after being tackled by guards near the US consulate in Jeddah, the Saudi Arabian interior ministry says. Legal action over MPs' role in Brexit A law firm is taking action to ensure the formal process for the UK leaving the EU is not triggered without an act of Parliament.   EgyptAir crash bodies are recovered A vessel looking for the bodies of victims of the Egypt Air plane that crashed in the Mediterranean in May has found most remains, investigators say. Stories from India Dozens dead in South Asia floods At least 58 people have been killed after flash floods and landslides triggered by heavy monsoon rains hit northern Pakistan and India. Bangladesh attackers known to police The authorities in Bangladesh name five of the men who carried out the country's worst terror attack, in Dhaka, and reveal they were known to police. Amma canteen: Where an Indian meal costs only seven cents The BBC's Geeta Pandey in Chennai samples the treats at an "amma canteen" which serves hundreds of thousands of cheap meals every day.

From the BBC Cultural Calendar Now on: A Ramachandran A new series of works by award-winning artist is on show at the Vadehra Art Gallery in New Delhi until July 15.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.   Top Videos Iraq: Worst violence in a year following Baghdad attacks Iraq violence: Massive fire following Baghdad blast Jupiter Juno mission: Five facts you need to know Dhaka cafe attack: 'We went to help a man - they fired at us' Magazine What will happen to the UK's European farm workers? Thousands of foreign farm workers come to the UK every year. But after Friday's vote, they find themselves in uncertain times. Sport France thrash Iceland to reach semi-finals Euro 2016 hosts France thrash Iceland to set up an intriguing semi-final with world champions Germany. Wimbledon 2016: Jo-Wilfried Tsonga beats John Isner 19-17 in fifth set Jo-Wilfried Tsonga beats John Isner 19-17 in the fifth set, while Nick Kyrgios sets up a clash with Andy Murray at Wimbledon. Hamilton wins Austrian GP after Rosberg collision Lewis Hamilton passes Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg as they collide on the last lap in a thrilling finish to win the Austrian GP.

Business Shareholders vote on stock exchange deal London stock exchange shareholders are to vote on merger plans with Germany's Deutsche Boerse but Brexit vote raises questions about the deal. Australia's political limbo hits dollar The Australian dollar weakens after the country's election over the weekend was too close to call, raising the prospect of a hung parliament.   Technology US investigates fatal Tesla crash US officials probe the first death potentially caused by self-driving technology, after a Tesla car collided with a lorry in Florida. Brazil court blocks Facebook funds A court in Brazil has frozen 19.5 million reais (£4.5m, $6.07m) of Facebook's funds in a dispute with secure messaging service WhatsApp over a criminal case.

Autos Have grill, will travel This summer, put your car's trailer hitch to good use with a mobile barbecue rig   Car seats made from pineapples? Clever new textiles show there will be life after leather Capital How a younger boss helps you get ahead They prefer texting, Slack, or Yammer to email but what can they teach you?   The yacht broker to the rich and famous Living in Monaco, London and New York — and catering to every on-the-water whim Culture The proposal that went viral How an image of kissing policemen was shared around the world   Legend of Tarzan swings – and misses The latest adaptation of the story proves it can't be updated for our times Earth Can you solve this visual puzzle? Spot the badger among a herd of zebra   Amazing sighting of rare bird This parrot should not exist in the wild Future The big Chinese warehouse run by robots Just one human oversees everything   How to destroy your digital history What do you need to do to remove all traces of an embarrassing picture? Travel A man who saves eagles by helicopter Wherever the birds choose to nest, he must follow   Where people get dirty for science There's more than meets the eye in Great Basin's Dr Seuss-like caves

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