Today's Headlines: Russia forces to begin Syria pullout, Civilian leader chosen by Myanmar MPs, Killer Breivik sues over human rights

Myanmar elects new president

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Top News Stories Myanmar elects new president Myanmar's parliament elects Htin Kyaw as the next president, the first civilian to lead the country after more than 50 years of military rule. Russia forces begin Syria pullout Russian forces are preparing to start leaving Syria after a surprise withdrawal announcement by President Vladimir Putin. Killer Breivik sues over human rights Norwegian mass killer Anders Breivik is due to return to court, accusing the government of human rights violations for holding him in isolation. 'More tennis players in gambling links' More than two dozen top tennis players should be investigated for possible links to betting rings, an Italian prosecutor says.   Brazil's Lula 'to become minister' Former Brazilian leader Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has accepted a key ministerial role in President Dilma Rousseff's government, media reports say. Sport Leicester City 1-0 Newcastle United Leicester extend their lead at the top of the Premier League to five points as Newcastle remain in the relegation zone. 'More tennis players in gambling links' More than two dozen top tennis players should be investigated for possible links to betting rings, an Italian prosecutor says. Murray beaten but Konta through Andy Murray makes an early exit from the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells but fellow Briton Johanna Konta goes through. Top Videos VIDEO: Palin blasts 'punk-ass thuggery stuff' VIDEO: Human chain across fast-flowing river VIDEO: Footage 'shows Ivory Coast gunman in bar' VIDEO: Can drones help Malawi battle HIV?

Magazine Were investors conned into buying rare manuscripts? How thousands were lured into investing in rare manuscripts Business Oil price dips as Iran rejects cap deal Oil prices fall by nearly 3% after Iran puts off plans to join nations proposing a freeze on production. Australia's Dick Smith brand saved The brand behind the struggling Australian electronics retail stores Dick Smith has been scooped up by online retail entrepreneur Ruslan Kogan.   Technology Minecraft to host AI experiments Microsoft invites artificial intelligence developers to test their creations within Minecraft's virtual landscapes. Junk food ads face online ban in UK Advertising junk food could soon be banned from children's content online, according to the UK's advertising watchdog. From the BBC Cultural Calendar Now on: Easy Virtue Masterpieces by Manet, Degas, Van Gogh and Picasso are at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, until June 19th.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos The car kit that could save your life Ten essential items that every driver should have in the boot   Beyond megayacht, the floating mansion This Dutch-designed ark features an eight-car garage and a £230m price tag Capital The secrets of success in India To earn respect as an expat boss here, you'll need to do this   How to get paid what you deserve Hate negotiating pay? You might be making the wrong first impression. Culture The female superhero is finally here A bold new type of character on screen   Porcelain's secret Nazi history The dark story of an everyday object Earth Are there too many people on Earth? We are up to 7 billion and counting   The Great British spring in 12 images A beautiful collection of your images showcasing everything spring has to offer Future How airline pilots beat jet lag The secrets of beating long-haul fatigue   Your Pi Day 'piems' We asked for you odes to 3.1415... Here they are Travel The empire the world forgot This former regional power is now an eerie, abandoned city of ghosts   A trip back in time to old Dubai This spice-scented dhow trip will take you to a Dubai from long ago

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Turkey strikes PKK after Ankara bomb

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Top News Stories Turkey strikes PKK after Ankara bomb Turkey begins operations against PKK Kurdish rebels at home and in Iraq, a day after a suicide car bomb in Ankara killed at least 36 people. Elections a 'difficult day' - Merkel German Chancellor Angela Merkel says her party had a "difficult day" after right-wingers made gains in state elections. Mission heads for Mars on methane quest Europe and Russia launch a joint mission to the Red Planet to investigate whether methane in the Mars atmosphere comes from microbial life. Top Gear 'won't show' Cenotaph stunt Top Gear presenter Chris Evans apologises for a stunt which was filmed near London's central war memorial over the weekend.   Thai bank chemical accident kills eight Eight contractors die in a chemical accident involving a fire safety system in the basement of the Siam Commercial bank in Bangkok, say officials. Sport Sportsday - rolling football news Yaya Toure passed fit for Champions League tie, FA Cup debate plus all the latest news and best of social media. Man Utd and Fellaini avoid Uefa action Manchester United and Marouane Fellaini will not be punished following incidents during a Europa League defeat at Liverpool. Nadal plans to sue over doping claims Rafael Nadal plans to sue an ex-French government minister who said his seven-month absence in 2012 was "probably due to a positive doping test". Top Videos VIDEO: Blast off for Europe Russia Mars mission VIDEO: Why Brazilians are angry VIDEO: Military exercises in Saudi desert VIDEO: 'I'm like any woman in the world'

Magazine The immortalist: Uploading the mind to a computer While many tech moguls dream of changing the way we live with new devices, one Russian internet millionaire is looking for a way to make humans immortal. Business Eurozone industrial output jumps 2.1% Eurozone industrial production grew at its highest rate in more than six years during January, driven by a sharp increase in output from Ireland. Google car crash 'not a surprise' Last month's crash involving a Google self-driving car and a bus was inevitable, US transport chief tells BBC.   Technology Minecraft to host AI experiments Microsoft invites artificial intelligence developers to test their creations within Minecraft's virtual landscapes. Google car crash 'not a surprise' Last month's crash involving a Google self-driving car and a bus was inevitable, US transport chief tells BBC. From the BBC Cultural Calendar Now on: Easy Virtue Masterpieces by Manet, Degas, Van Gogh and Picasso are at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, until June 19th.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos Beyond megayacht, the floating mansion This Dutch-designed ark features an eight-car garage and a £230m price tag   How the other half slides The improbable allure of drifting across a sheet of ice in a £200,000 sports car Capital How to get paid what you deserve Hate negotiating pay? You might be making the wrong first impression.   The secret messages hidden in banknotes Can you find the word 'sex' hidden on one highly valuable note? Culture The female superhero is finally here A bold new type of character on screen   Porcelain's secret Nazi history The dark story of an everyday object Earth Are there too many people on Earth? We are up to 7 billion and counting   The Great British spring in 11 images A beautiful collection of your images showcasing everything spring has to offer Future Facebook is becoming a giant graveyard At some point, there will be more dead users than living ones   Who invented daylight saving time? How one stubborn builder changed the world's clocks Travel The empire the world forgot This former regional power is now an eerie, abandoned city of ghosts   A trip back in time to old Dubai This spice-scented dhow trip will take you to a Dubai from long ago

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