Today's Headlines: Leaders gather for migrant crisis talks, North Korea threatens US and South Korea, Obama leads tributes to Nancy Reagan

Leaders gather for migrant crisis talks

Having difficulty reading this email? View it online Today's Headlines March 6

Top News Stories Leaders gather for migrant crisis talks Turkish and EU leaders gather in Brussels for an emergency summit as thousands of migrants remain stranded on the Greek border with Macedonia. North Korea threatens US and South Korea North Korea renews its nuclear threats against South Korea and the US as they begin their largest ever joint military exercises. Obama leads tributes to Nancy Reagan Former First Lady Nancy Reagan - whose marriage to Ronald Reagan was described as the US presidency's greatest love affair - has died aged 94. Sanders beats Clinton in Maine Bernie Sanders beats Hillary Clinton in the Maine caucuses, the latest contest in the battle to be the Democratic presidential candidate.   Three men shot during Sydney siege A gunman is in a stand-off with police at a Sydney factory where a man was killed and two others injured in a triple shooting. Sport Murray wins thriller to give GB victory Andy Murray beats Japan's Kei Nishikori in five sets to secure Davis Cup victory for defending champions Great Britain. Germany Women 2-1 England Women England women are denied just their second win over Germany after conceding two late goals in the SheBelieves Cup to lose 2-1. Germany Women 2-1 England Women England women are denied just their second win over Germany after conceding two late goals in the SheBelieves Cup to lose 2-1. Top Videos VIDEO: 'Rare moment of quiet' in Syria VIDEO: How to tackle IS's deadly tactics VIDEO: Families mark MH370 anniversary VIDEO: How to shear sheep like a champion

Magazine Chilling at the UK's funky Antarctic research station A taste of life on the British Antarctic Survey's isolated Halley Research Station. Business Euro affects UK whether in EU or not - King The UK will be affected by the eurozone whether it votes to stay in or leave the EU, says former Bank of England boss Mervyn King. China 'not heading for hard landing' China's chief economic planner says the world's second largest economy will "absolutely not experience a hard landing" despite cuts to growth forecasts.   Technology Email inventor Tomlinson dies at 74 Internet pioneer Ray Tomlinson, who is credited with the invention of email, dies at the age of 74. VIDEO: What is a DDoS attack? A distributed denial of service (or DDoS) attack is an attempt to take a website offline by overwhelming it with internet traffic. 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 Aston Martin dazzles in Geneva The DB11 is the most important model in the British carmaker's 103-year history   Are navigation apps sexist? We may be more inclined to trust directions delivered by a male voice Capital When Airbnb turns into a nightmare Dogs, booze and chaos. Is renting your home through sharing sites worth it?   Don't call me sweetheart When nicknames go from the playground to the office, it's time to fight back Culture When Andy Warhol was shot How the attempted murder of the artist ended Pop Art – and started it anew   Is this the worst movie ever made? Why so many love to laugh at The Room Earth The mystery cat of the Indian mountains These rare beasts are almost impossible to find   Amazing mothers of the animal kingdom The bond between mother and child in 22 gorgeous photographs Future The space missions that never happened From Russia's space MiG to a giant Gemini   Why are ships taking 6,500km detours? Cargo vessels are going the long way around Africa again Travel Where people were sent to disappear A shark-infested desert island where there was no hope of escape   A desert's once-in-a-decade super bloom A rare explosion of flowers in the hottest place on Earth

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Today's Headlines: Trump under attack from debate rivals, N Korea leader urges nuclear readiness, Tech giants back Apple on iPhone unlock

Trump under attack from debate rivals

Having difficulty reading this email? View it online Today's Headlines March 3

Top News Stories Trump under attack from debate rivals A day of unprecedented Republican attacks on White House front-runner Donald Trump continued in a TV debate for presidential rivals. N Korea leader urges nuclear readiness North Korean leader Kim Jong-un says his country's nuclear weapons should be ready for use "at any time", state media report. EU's Tusk in Turkey for migrant talks European Council President Donald Tusk will hold talks with the Turkish president to try to strengthen their joint approach to Europe's migration crisis. Tech giants back Apple on iPhone unlock More of the biggest names in tech - including eBay, Google and Amazon have joined Twitter and Ebay in backing Apple in its court battle with the FBI.   Brazil's speaker on corruption charges The Brazilian Supreme Court votes to back corruption charges against the speaker of the lower house of Congress, Eduardo Cunha. Sport Rayo Vallecano 1-5 Barcelona Barcelona break a 27-year-old Spanish record by going 35 games unbeaten this season after thrashing nine-man Rayo Vallecano. Rashford 'in contention' for Euro 2016 England manager Roy Hodgson says he is not ruling out Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford from his Euro 2016 squad. Rashford 'in contention' for Euro 2016 England manager Roy Hodgson says he is not ruling out Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford from his Euro 2016 squad. Top Videos VIDEO: First-hand view of Russia's Syria 'peace mission' VIDEO: 'Don't come to Greece', migrants warn VIDEO: Driver saved from lorry in Peru floods VIDEO: Rare albino whale and calf filmed

Magazine Chilling at the UK's comfortable Antarctic research station Chilling at the UK's Antarctic research station Business Tech giants back Apple on iPhone unlock More of the biggest names in tech - including eBay, Google and Amazon have joined Twitter and Ebay in backing Apple in its court battle with the FBI. China's Wanda behind US cinema merger AMC Entertainment, a US cinema chain owned by Chinese conglomerate Dalian Wanda, is acquiring rival Carmike, creating the country's largest cinema chain.   Technology Tech giants back Apple on iPhone unlock More of the biggest names in tech - including eBay, Google and Amazon have joined Twitter and Ebay in backing Apple in its court battle with the FBI. The cyber kidnappers after your data Hackers are using a type of computer virus known as ransomware to lock people out of their phones or computers and demand money for the return of the files. 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 For Waze, a man problem The navigation app's male 'voice packs' raise questions about gender bias   Lamborghini plays the 'bad-boy card' With the Centenario, the Italian carmaker channels its founder's hot temper. Capital Four life lessons from Everest How one explorer's 'Grand Slam' taught her to be more successful at work   Is your boss a fear monger? This is how to get ahead of a manager who rules with an iron fist Culture What does this image mean? The story behind The Scream   Secrets of the Square Mile Bizarre customs and hidden rituals in one of the world's most powerful places Earth The plan to save giant pelicans Dalmatian pelicans are the largest of all pelicans   The desert that revealed a mega ice age Our entire planet was once encased in ice Future The surprising benefits of swearing The bigger the curse, the better the benefit   The mysterious case of exploding teeth The sound was so loud it deafened one patient 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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