Today's Headlines: FBI 'may be able to unlock iPhone', Obama and Castro spar over human rights, Trump names foreign policy advisers

FBI 'may be able to unlock iPhone'

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Top News Stories FBI 'may be able to unlock iPhone' The FBI says it may have found a way to unlock the San Bernardino attacker's iPhone without Apple's assistance. Obama and Castro spar over human rights The Cuban and US leaders differ on issues including Cuba's political prisoners during President Barack Obama's landmark visit. Suu Kyi given Myanmar cabinet position Aung San Suu Kyi, whose National League for Democracy (NLD) party swept to victory in Myanmar's election, is given a place in the new cabinet. Trump names foreign policy advisers Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump reveals the first members of his foreign policy team.   Jakarta taxi drivers stage apps protest Parts of the Indonesian capital Jakarta are brought to a standstill as thousands of taxi drivers protest against ride-hailing apps, including Uber and Grab. Sport Indian Wells CEO quits in equal pay row Indian Wells tournament chief Raymond Moore resigns after his controversial comments about equal pay in tennis. 'Equal pay a myth and a minefield' Popularity alone can never be the defining factor in how prize money is divided, writes chief sports writer Tom Fordyce. 'Emotional' stadium return for France Didier Deschamps says his France team must "move forward" as they return to the Stade de France for the first time since the Paris attacks. Top Videos VIDEO: Cuban dissidents 'living through repression' VIDEO: Man tells of saving baby in pier tragedy VIDEO: Drone shows growing life jacket 'graveyard' VIDEO: What are SA university protests about?

Magazine Have cockpit doors changed? Have flight deck doors changed since the Germanwings disaster? Business 'Small' UK economic impact from EU exit The economic hit from the UK leaving the EU would be "small" and is unlikely to lead to significant job losses, according to credit agency Moody's. Petrobras posts $10bn quarterly loss Brazil's Petrobras, which is at the centre of a major corruption scandal, posts its biggest ever quarterly loss due to the plunge in oil prices.   Technology Can the Micro Bit inspire a million? The BBC launches the Micro Bit computer by giving a copy to thousands of Year 7 pupils - but is it too late to inspire a fresh generation of coders? FBI 'may be able to unlock iPhone' The FBI says it may have found a way to unlock the San Bernardino attacker's iPhone without Apple's assistance. From the BBC Cultural Calendar On now: Klee/Agueli Related works by the two artists are on show at the Moderna Museet in Stockholm, until April 24th.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos Welcome to your driverless life Seven ways the autonomous car will change your daily routine   E-Mehari is 'Citroën at its quirkiest' TopGear.com's Dan Read samples the French carmaker's open-top electric runabout Capital The downside to retiring in paradise Want to spend your golden years in the sun? Read this first   The humblebrag that will sink you This is the one time you shouldn't even bother trying Culture Quiz: Are you a poetry buff? Test your knowledge for World Poetry Day   Did American Psycho predict the future? What the 25-year-old novel and its spin-offs tell us about the way we live now Earth Why parallel universes might be real Our Universe could be one of many   The birds addicted to junk food They have stopped migrating as they can now live on rubbish Future The American Concordes that never flew The failed US project to soar at twice the speed of sound   What's the best way to stop trolls? How to prevent online abuse before it happens Travel A circus where reality trumps illusion Forget clowns and magic: Colombia's Circo Para Todos is keeping it real   The eerie grave of 200,000 monks A landscape that absorbed the pain of others

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