Today's Headlines: UN seeks end to South Sudan violence, Portugal beat France to win Euro 2016, Kashmir fear after mob drowns policeman

UN seeks end to South Sudan violence

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Top News Stories UN seeks end to South Sudan violence The UN Security Council calls on warring factions in South Sudan to end the recent fighting and prevent the spread of violence. Kashmir fear after mob drowns policeman There are fears of further violence in Indian-administered Kashmir after a policeman drowned when an angry crowd pushed his car into a river. Portugal 1-0 France (AET) Portugal win a first major international trophy as they overcome the loss of captain Cristiano Ronaldo to beat hosts France in the Euro 2016 final. Portuguese spoil French Euro 2016 party Portugal football fans react as their team beat hosts France in the Euro 2016 final, securing their first major title and spoiling the party in Paris.   Dallas killer 'prepared larger attack' The man who shot dead five police officers in Dallas and wounded seven more was planning an even larger attack, the city's police chief says. Stories from India Kashmir fear after mob drowns policeman There are fears of further violence in Indian-administered Kashmir after a policeman drowned when an angry crowd pushed his car into a river. Why this Indian state screams for ice cream Gujarat is India's biggest ice cream market, and is known for its offbeat local flavours, writes Soutik Biswas. VIDEO: Sharing India's temple gold The Indian government wants to take temple gold out of the vaults and put it into the economy.

From the BBC Cultural Calendar Last chance to see: 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 'There are bad apples on both sides' 'Hundreds killed' as South Sudan rivals clash 'Why I'm suing Syria's government' CCTV of Texas prisoners breaking out to save guard Magazine Treating alcoholics - with wine The recommended treatment for chronic alcoholism is abstinence. Not at one home in Ottawa for people who once lived on the streets. Sport Portugal beat France to win Euro 2016 Portugal win a first major international trophy as they overcome the loss of captain Cristiano Ronaldo to beat hosts France in the Euro 2016 final. My best tennis is ahead of me, says Murray - highlights & reaction Andy Murray believes the best period of his career may still be to come after winning his second Wimbledon title. Hamilton 'blown away' by 'real love' from fans Lewis Hamilton says he is "blown away" by the support he received from the home fans during his dominant victory in the British GP.

Business China warning on the global economy China's commerce minister says the outlook remains grim for the global economy despite it having overcome the impact of the 2008 financial crisis. Osborne pledges 'more global-facing' UK George Osborne vows to create a "more outward-looking, global-facing Britain" following the UK vote to leave the European Union.   Technology Facebook tests 'secret message' service Messages that disappear are being trialled by Facebook as it experiments with a new option for those using its Messenger app. Malware hits millions of Android phones Up to 10 million Android smartphones have been infected by malware that generates fake clicks for adverts, say security researchers.

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