Today's Headlines: China 'has missiles on disputed island', Obama: Trump will not be president, Apple ordered to unlock gunman's phone

China 'has missiles on disputed island'

Having difficulty reading this email? View it online Today's Headlines February 16

Top News Stories China 'has missiles on disputed island' China appears to have deployed surface-to-air missiles on a disputed island in the South China Sea, say reports. Syria siege victims await aid convoys The UN says aid convoys are due to be sent to besieged areas in Syria to test the resolve of warring parties to allow in vital supplies. Trump will not be president, says Obama Republican frontrunner Donald Trump will not be president because it's a serious job, President Barack Obama has said. Apple ordered to unlock gunman's phone Apple is ordered to help FBI investigators access data on the phone of San Bernardino gunman Syed Rizwan Farook.   Mega bug may hit thousands of devices A critical vulnerability has been discovered in some widely-used code. Device makers are being urged to act immediately to protect users. Sport Paris St-Germain 2-1 Chelsea Edinson Cavani gives Paris St-Germain the advantage after the first leg of their Champions League last-16 tie with Chelsea. O'Sullivan defends 'too cheap' maximum Ronnie O'Sullivan says he was "having a bit of fun" when he turned down the chance to make a 147 break at the Welsh Open. O'Sullivan defends 'too cheap' maximum Ronnie O'Sullivan says he was "having a bit of fun" when he turned down the chance to make a 147 break at the Welsh Open. Top Videos VIDEO: 'It was the most extraordinary gig' VIDEO: Adele's mic malfunction and other slip-ups VIDEO: The town living under border controls VIDEO: Moment Oklahoma bridge demolished

Magazine The secret letters of Pope John Paul II John Paul II's secret letters to a married woman Business Oil falls despite Saudi-Russian deal Oil prices fell on Tuesday despite Saudi Arabia and Russia agreeing to freeze oil output at January levels if other producers follow suit. US Fed member wants break-up of banks The newest policymaker at US Federal Reserve has called for banks to be broken up and says post-financial crisis safety measures do not go far enough   Technology Apple ordered to unlock gunman's phone Apple is ordered to help FBI investigators access data on the phone of San Bernardino gunman Syed Rizwan Farook. Hundreds of students hit by data breach The University of Greenwich apologises after it published personal details about hundreds of its students. From the BBC Cultural Calendar On now: Berlin International Film Festival From February 11th to 21st, Berlin will be buzzing with cinematic activity at various venues around the city.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos BMW pulls out all the stops The tech- and luxury-laden M760Li xDrive makes your car look like a simpleton   The new secret hybrid from Lexus The most astonishing car in the history of the world? Could be. Capital Where thrill-seekers go to do business Work-life balance and crazy adventure in South Africa's creative heart   Why you don't fit in at work The money's great, but the company culture isn't. What to do? Culture How ordinary Germans defied Hitler A new film tells their story   The battle over an accent mark A controversy brewing in France highlights fears about 'English taking over' Earth Nature's victories buck the trend Heartwood Forest and Eastern Moors become thriving wildlife havens   Beatrix Potter's strange mushrooms Before the Tale of Peter Rabbit she had a unique passion Future Are these weird clouds 'sonic booms'? The truth behind an amazing aviation effect   Underwater 'planes' looking for gold The extreme treasure-hunting tech of the 21st Century Travel A lunch date with Elvis Presley When ordering a doughburger led to the inside scoop on the music legend   How to speak like a true Brit Alright, me lover? Test your knowledge of British and Irish dialects.

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Today's Headlines: Syria hospital attacks 'war crimes', Taylor Swift wins top album Grammy, India school mauling leopard escapes

Syria hospital attacks 'war crimes'

Having difficulty reading this email? View it online Today's Headlines February 15

Top News Stories Syria hospital attacks 'war crimes' France and Turkey say strikes on hospitals in northern Syria constitute war crimes, as the UN reports that up to 50 people have been killed. Taylor Swift wins top album Grammy Taylor Swift's 1989 wins the coveted album of the year award at the Grammys in Los Angeles - the first woman to win the award twice. Extinct plant discovered in amber Biologists describe a new species of extinct plant, based on two fossil flowers that were trapped in chunks of amber for at least 15 million years. George W Bush campaigns for Jeb Former President George W Bush hits the campaign trail to boost younger brother Jeb's faltering presidential bid.   India school mauling leopard escapes A leopard that strayed into a school in Bangalore, injuring several people before it was captured, has escaped its enclosure, officials say. Sport PSG in talks with Beckham's MLS side The major shareholder of Paris St-Germain is in talks to buy a stake in David Beckham's Major League Soccer franchise. Nadal 'not scared' of Zika virus Former world number one Rafael Nadal says he is "not scared'' of the Zika virus before this week's Rio Open. Nadal 'not scared' of Zika virus Former world number one Rafael Nadal says he is "not scared'' of the Zika virus before this week's Rio Open. Top Videos VIDEO: 'I'm so sorry': Columbine killer's mum VIDEO: The EU: All you need to know VIDEO: 'Let's get Viola Beach to Number 1' VIDEO: 'Meth bra inserts' seized in Australia

Magazine The secret letters of Pope John Paul II John Paul II's secret letters to a married woman Business Draghi seeks to calm Europe bank fears European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi seeks to calm fears about the health of European banks after a sharp fall in their share prices. Softbank in biggest share buyback ever Japan's telecoms giant Softbank Group has announced its biggest buyback of shares to-date, sending its shares up more than 14%.   Technology Porn site age check plans reviewed A public consultation over plans to implement age checks on pornography websites is launched by the UK government. Star Citizen edges towards blast off The video game Star Citizen has raised more than $108m from the public but is running years behind schedule. From the BBC Cultural Calendar On now: Berlin International Film Festival From February 11th to 21st, Berlin will be buzzing with cinematic activity at various venues around the city.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos This is the Lexus LC500h The most astonishing car in the history of the world. Possibly.   Photo of the day: Black cab ink As London cabbies protest Uber, one driver shows his true colours Capital It's not you. It's them. The money's great, but the company culture isn't. What to do?   Turn your home into a breadwinner Could your home be earning you money while you're at work? Culture A new Close Encounters? Nick Barber reviews Midnight Special   'Billionaires, bombers, belly dancers' Hollywood's Arab problem Earth The sinister origin of love Our brain in love has ancient and violent roots   Why pairing up for life is a bad idea Sticking with the same partner is rarely a good plan Future Why are there so few redheads? And do they enjoy any secret benefits?   Did the USSR really win the Moon race? The Russian landers that conquered the lunar surface Travel A lunch date with Elvis Presley When ordering a doughburger led to the inside scoop on the music legend   How to speak like a true Brit Alright, me lover? Test your knowledge of British and Irish dialects.

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