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TOP STORIES
	Bodies from missing plane found Bodies have been found from the Air France plane which went missing over the Atlantic, the Brazilian military says.
	Peruvian police captives killed Nine Peruvian police officers seized by indigenous protesters in Bagua are reported dead after a rescue bid which frees 22 others.
	Leaders' tribute to D-Day heroes Allied leaders pay tribute to veterans as they mark the 65th anniversary of the D-Day landings in Normandy.
	Rebels 'kill Pakistan Islamists' Two arrested aides to radical cleric Sufi Mohammed are killed in an ambush by militants in Pakistan, the army says.
	Mexican nursery fire kills many At least 31 children die after a fire sweeps through a day-care centre in Mexico's north-western Sonora state, officials say.

AFRICA
	Bissau military kills politicians A presidential candidate and a former defence minister are shot dead by soldiers in Guinea-Bissau on suspicion of plotting a coup.
	Militants attack army base in CAR Gunmen in the Central African Republic attack a north-eastern military base, killing at least two people.
	Aid for starving Zimbabwe inmates The Red Cross says it has begun delivering food to prisoners in Zimbabwe, amid horrific reports of jail conditions.

AMERICAS
	Bodies from missing plane found Bodies have been found from the Air France plane which went missing over the Atlantic, the Brazilian military says.
	Peruvian police captives killed Nine Peruvian police officers seized by indigenous protesters in Bagua are reported dead after a rescue bid which frees 22 others.
	Shot abortion doctor buried in US Hundreds of mourners attend the funeral of murdered US abortion doctor George Tiller in the Kansas city of Wichita.

ASIA-PACIFIC
	No 'reward' for N Korea, US vows The US will not reward North Korea's "extraordinarily provocative" recent actions, President Barack Obama says.
	Philippines captures 'rebel base' Troops in the Philippines seize a separatist camp and killed 30 rebels on Mindanao island, the country's military says.
	Hunt for China landslip survivors Hundreds of rescue workers search for survivors of a landslide in south-western China that has left scores of people missing.

EUROPE
	Bodies from missing plane found Bodies have been found from the Air France plane which went missing over the Atlantic, the Brazilian military says.
	Leaders' tribute to D-Day heroes Allied leaders pay tribute to veterans as they mark the 65th anniversary of the D-Day landings in Normandy.
	Irish government hit in polls The Republic of Ireland's governing party has had a drop in support in the local elections, early results indicate.

MIDDLE EAST
	Campaigns end in key Lebanon vote Campaigning closes for Lebanon's fiercely-contested elections, with voting set to begin on Sunday amid tight security.
	Obama and Merkel vow peace push US President Barack Obama and German Chancellor Angela Merkel vow to "redouble" efforts on the Middle East, at talks in Dresden.
	Uranium found at second Syria site - IAEA Traces of man-made uranium have been found at a second site in Syria, the UN nuclear watchdog, the IAEA, says.

SOUTH ASIA
	Rebels 'kill Pakistan Islamists' Two arrested aides to radical cleric Sufi Mohammed are killed in an ambush by militants in Pakistan, the army says.
	Blast at Islamabad police station At least one person has been killed in a blast at a police building in the Pakistani capital Islamabad, reports say.
	Poppy link to Afghan bumper crop The Afghan government says this year's bumper wheat harvest is partly due to its successful poppy eradication programme.

UK NEWS
	Brown focused on 'task in hand' Gordon Brown says he will not be diverted by leadership talk and will focus on cleaning up politics and tackling the recession.
	Men 'out-performed at university' Women are ahead of men in almost every measure of university achievement, according to a report.
	Rescuers find Snowdonia runners All the competitors who went missing in bad weather during a Snowdonia fell race are found by rescue teams.

UK EDUCATION
	Men 'out-performed at university' Women are ahead of men in almost every measure of university achievement, according to a report.
	Universities merged into business Dius, England's department for higher and further education has been scrapped, two years after its creation.
	Class size teacher action closer Scotland's teachers are to be balloted on whether to take industrial action over the issue of class sizes

ENGLAND
	Killer 'may have raped two more' A man who raped and murdered a woman in east London may have raped two more women nearby, police say.
	Mayor vows to cut Gay Pride funds Organisers of Doncaster's Gay Pride event say they will carry on as the town's new mayor threatens to cut their funding.
	UK's oldest man Allingham is 113 Henry Allingham, the UK's oldest man and one of Britain's two surviving World War I veterans, turns 113.

BUSINESS
	Pace of US job cuts slows in May US employers cut 345,000 jobs in May, the Labor Department said, far fewer than expected.
	Floating wind turbine launched The world's first floating wind turbine is to be towed out to sea off the coast of Norway this weekend.
	GM in deal to sell Saturn brand General Motors has agreed a deal to sell its Saturn brand and dealer network to former race car driver Richard Penske.

ENTERTAINMENT
	Tributes paid to actor Carradine Tributes are paid to Kung Fu and Kill Bill star David Carradine who was found dead in a Bangkok hotel room on Thursday, aged 72.
	Reality stars win workers' rights French TV reality show contestants win the right to be treated as workers entitled to overtime payment and other benefits.
	Lee's Dragon co-star dies at 96 Shih Kien, the veteran Hong Kong-based actor who starred opposite Bruce Lee in Enter The Dragon, has died at 96.

SCIENCE & ENVIRONMENT
	Bats 'recognise other's voices' Bats are able to tell each other apart by their "echolocation" calls, according to researchers.
	Key to blood clotting discovered Scientists discover a molecular mechanism that is key to regulating the way blood clots, which could help treat disorders.
	Floating wind turbine launched The world's first floating wind turbine is to be towed out to sea off the coast of Norway this weekend.

TECHNOLOGY
	US cuts off 'criminal' net firm An ISP based in California has been thrown offline by the US government which alleges it is distributing spam and viruses.
	E3 gaming expo draws to a close The Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles closes its doors, after major launches from the big three console makers.
	Web pirates placed in 'slow lane' Persistent pirates who illegally download movies and music will be tackled with "technical solutions", says the government.

HEALTH
	Key to blood clotting discovered Scientists discover a molecular mechanism that is key to regulating the way blood clots, which could help treat disorders.
	WHO backs anti-diarrhoea vaccine The World Health Organization says a vaccine which can prevent a diarrhoea and vomiting virus should be given to all children as a routine vaccination.
	Donor organ 'personality' worry Most people are strongly averse to the idea of receiving a donor organ from a killer, a study suggests.

ON THIS DAY NEWS FROM THE BBC ARCHIVES
	1944: D-Day marks start of Europe invasion Thousands of Allied troops are landing on the beaches of Normandy in northern France at the start of a major offensive against the Germans.
	1984: Troops raid Golden Temple in Amritsar Nearly 300 people are killed as Indian troops storm the Golden Temple in Amritsar, held by Sikh militants.
	1966: Black civil rights activist shot James Meredith, the first black man to brave the colour bar at the University of Mississippi, is shot in the back and legs while on a civil rights march.

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TOP STORIES
	Kuznetsova wins French Open title Svetlana Kuznetsova beats world number one and fellow Russian Dinara Safina to win her second Grand Slam title at the French Open in Paris.
	Rampant Windies overpower Aussies Chris Gayle hits 88 off 50 balls as West Indies thrash Australia by seven wickets in the ICC World Twenty20.
	India too strong for Bangladesh Defending champions India beat Bangladesh by 25 runs to get their ICC World Twenty20 campaign off to a winning start at Trent Bridge.
	Kazakhstan 0-4 England England survive an early scare and ease past Kazakhstan to maintain their 100% record in World Cup qualification.
	Azerbaijan 0-1 Wales Wales secure a narrow win thanks to Dave Edwards' strike three minutes before the break.

FOOTBALL
	Kazakhstan 0-4 England England survive an early scare and ease past Kazakhstan to maintain their 100% record in World Cup qualification.
	Azerbaijan 0-1 Wales Wales secure a narrow win thanks to Dave Edwards' strike three minutes before the break.
	Italy 3-0 Northern Ireland Northern Ireland's understrength team put up a battling performance but are well beaten by Italy's youthful side in the friendly in Pisa.

CRICKET
	Rampant Windies overpower Aussies Chris Gayle hits 88 off 50 balls as West Indies thrash Australia by seven wickets in the ICC World Twenty20.
	India too strong for Bangladesh Defending champions India beat Bangladesh by 25 runs to get their ICC World Twenty20 campaign off to a winning start at Trent Bridge.
	New Zealand given scare by Scots New Zealand beat Scotland by seven wickets after the match is reduced to seven overs per side in the ICC World Twenty20.

TENNIS
	Kuznetsova wins French Open title Svetlana Kuznetsova beats world number one and fellow Russian Dinara Safina to win her second Grand Slam title at the French Open in Paris.
	Federer advice helped Kuznetsova Svetlana Kuznetsova says a chance meeting with Roger Federer helped turn her career around and ultimately lead to Saturday's French Open victory.
	Federer eyes historic French win Roger Federer will try to complete his set of Grand Slam titles and match Pete Sampras's record 14 major wins against Robin Soderling in Sunday's French Open final.

MOTORSPORT
	Isle of Man TT opener postponed Saturday's scheduled Superbike race at the Isle of Man TT is called off because of heavy rain.
	Lougher ready for 100th TT start Ian Lougher stands to make a piece of Isle of Man TT history on Saturday by becoming the first man to start 100 TT races.
	Anstey spurred on by TT rivalry New Zealand's Bruce Anstey says his competitive rivalry with TAS Suzuki team-mate Cameron Donald is spurring him on at TT 2009.

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