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Top News Stories North Korea 'fires projectiles' into sea North Korea has fired several missiles or artillery shells off its coast, according to South Korea, hours after the UN imposed tough new sanctions. EU chief set for crunch migrant talks European Council President Donald Tusk will visit Greece and Turkey as he tries to find consensus in tackling Europe's worsening migration crisis. Pell did not act on child abuse claim Vatican treasurer Cardinal George Pell admits he did not act after a boy told him about an abusive priest in Australia. US Republicans express Trump fears Senior Republicans are speaking out against front-runner Donald Trump after his seven-state victory in the race for the party's presidential pick.   New Zealand great Crowe dies aged 53 Former New Zealand batsman and cricket commentator Martin Crowe dies of cancer at the age of 53. Sport New Zealand great Crowe dies aged 53 Former New Zealand batsman and cricket commentator Martin Crowe dies of cancer at the age of 53. Footballer faces 'significant' jail term Ex-England footballer Adam Johnson is warned jail is "almost inevitable" after being found guilty of one count of sexual activity with a 15-year-old girl. Footballer faces 'significant' jail term Ex-England footballer Adam Johnson is warned jail is "almost inevitable" after being found guilty of one count of sexual activity with a 15-year-old girl. Top Videos VIDEO: The other Jungle: Dunkirk migrant camp VIDEO: Cashier wrestles with armed robber VIDEO: 'I woke up to my husband's fist' VIDEO: Prankster disrupts VW motor show speech

Magazine Museum of Lost Objects: Aleppo's minaret The 1,000-year-old tower that is now just rubble Business Brazil mudslide £800m deal reached The owners of a Brazilian mine that breached a dam, setting off a deadly mudslide, has agreed to pay 4.4bn reais (£804m) in damages. Toshiba shares jump on 'new loans' Toshiba shares rally more than 10% on reports that the embattled electronics giant is close to securing new loans for its restructuring efforts.   Technology Popular sites 'at risk of Drown hacks' Experts discover new hack attacks that undermine the encryption techniques used by thousands of popular websites. Police drone 'can be hacked for $40' A security researcher explains how he hijacked a drone used by the Dutch police, using equipment costing just $40 (£28). From the BBC Cultural Calendar Just opened: Maniera The Stadel Museum in Frankfurt exhibits works by painters of the Florentine Mannerism movement, until June 5th.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos Lamborghini plays the 'bad-boy card' With the Centenario, the Italian carmaker channels its founder's hot temper.   Does the Bugatti Chiron go too far? The Veyron's successor pushes the limits of price, performance and good taste Capital When your boss is a menace How to get the upper hand over a boss who rules with an iron fist   Where oppression no longer rules Now out of a junta's grip, this city is slowly opening up to business travellers Culture The dark side of the city Art that captures urban isolation   The world's first fully painted film See Van Gogh's work brought to life Earth Mystery fossil could be oldest human It may be the first true human   'I saw the multiverse open up' How a coal mine became an infinite number of galaxies Future The mysterious case of exploding teeth The sound was so loud it deafened one patient   The 'alien' forts off Britain's coast The strange structures that look like a set from The War of the Worlds Travel The sugar daddy of alcoholic drinks Will the rest of the world catch on to this cocktail craze?   The city of 187 different countries More than 40% of residents come from somewhere else

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