Today's Headlines: Obama in Cuba for historic visit, Australia PM invites Senate showdown, Djokovic questions tennis equal prize

Obama in Cuba for historic visit

Having difficulty reading this email? View it online Today's Headlines March 20

Top News Stories Obama in Cuba for historic visit President Obama arrives in Cuba for a historic visit marking a new chapter in US-Cuban relations, dogged until recently by decades of Cold War animosity. Australia PM invites Senate showdown Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull says he will call an early election if the Senate fails to pass labour reform bills, saying the "time for games is over". Djokovic questions tennis equal prize World number one Novak Djokovic questions equal prize money in tennis, saying men should get more as they have more spectators. Possible MH370 debris taken to Australia A piece of debris found on a beach in Mozambique which may have come from missing Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370 arrives in Australia for analysis.   PM defends record after IDS resignation David Cameron is to defend his record after Iain Duncan Smith resigned as work and pensions secretary and warned the government risked dividing society. Sport Man Utd 'have big chance' of top four Manchester United remain in contention for a Champions League spot after beating Manchester City, says boss Louis van Gaal. Real Madrid 4-0 Sevilla Gareth Bale becomes the leading British scorer in La Liga history as Real Madrid thump Sevilla in an action-packed match. Imperfect England deserved Grand Slam After a 13-year wait, England's Six Nations Grand Slam triumph could be the start of something special, writes Tom Fordyce. Top Videos VIDEO: Obama tours Old Havana VIDEO: Migrants arrive in Lesbos under new rules VIDEO: Highway blocked by anti-Trump protest VIDEO: 'I want your autograph Prince Harry'

Magazine Why a 70s disco anthem is popular in Damascus The 70s pop song that still gets Syrians dancing Business US hotel firm strikes historic Cuba deal US hotel company Starwood becomes the first American firm to agree a deal with Cuba since the revolution of 1959, on the eve of President Obama's visit to the island. Australia stocks fall on election move Australian stocks fall after Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull recalls parliament and brings the budget forward, setting the scene for an early election.   Technology FBI warns on risks of car hacking The FBI issues a public bulletin laying out the risks of car hacking and suggests ways the public can protect their vehicles. Free Xbox Gold upsets Chinese gamers Microsoft has announced that it will continue to offer its Gold Xbox Live service for free in China - but the content remains limited 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 AeroGT is a fighter jet for the road The French watchmaker Bell & Ross has designed the year's most dazzling supercar   Questioning electric cars' green cred Instead of a rebate, Singapore's first Tesla Model S owner received a fine. Why? 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 A female bike crew like nothing else They wear bandannas emblazoned with Fallopian tubes and fight for social justice   The building that went for a walk China is trying – but can you ever truly preserve the past? Earth The birds addicted to junk food They have stopped migrating as they can now live on rubbish   What is the point of sleep? The real reason why we slumber Future What's the best way to stop trolls? How to prevent online abuse before it happens   The mountains whose height is a mystery Why don't we know how tall they are? 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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Today's Headlines: EU agrees migrant deal to put to Turkey, North Korea fires ballistic missile, Rescue ends Kon-Tiki voyage attempt

EU agrees migrant deal to put to Turkey

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Top News Stories EU agrees migrant deal to put to Turkey EU leaders have agreed a joint position to put to Turkey in an attempt to reach a deal over the migrant crisis, Luxembourg's prime minster says. North Korea fires ballistic missile North Korea fires a ballistic missile off its east coast into the sea, South Korean and US officials say, amid heightened tensions in the region. Rescue ends Kon-Tiki voyage attempt Authorities in Chile say they have rescued 14 people from two rafts, bringing to an end an attempt to emulate the famous Kon-tiki voyage of 1947. Brazil judge blocks Lula appointment A Brazilian judge blocks the appointment of ex-leader Lula as chief of staff, shortly after he was sworn in to the post.   US troops punished over hospital attack The US military disciplines more than a dozen service members after an air strike on an Afghan hospital killed 42 people last year. Sport Australian GP practice & debate Live digital and radio coverage Australian GP practice, plus: who can beat Hamilton this year? Manchester United 1-1 Liverpool (agg 1-3) Philippe Coutinho's brilliant goal helps Liverpool overcome Manchester United and reach the Europa League quarter-finals. World Rugby wants Marler explanation Rugby's world governing body asks Six Nations organisers to explain the decision not to punish England's Joe Marler. Top Videos VIDEO: Dog found five weeks after being lost at sea VIDEO: Trudeau: 'I'll keep saying I'm a feminist' VIDEO: Angry exchanges in S Africa parliament VIDEO: 'A dog ripped my arm off'

Magazine What writing about death taught one woman about life What writing about death taught one woman about life Business Trump presidency on top 10 risk list Donald Trump winning the US presidency is considered one of the top 10 risks facing the world, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit. Founder of FTSE 100 firm backs EU exit The "unknown" of leaving the European Union could help stimulate Britain, according to Hargreaves Lansdown co-founder Peter Hargreaves.   Technology Michael Kors joins smartwatch scrum Michael Kors unveils its first smartwatches, joining Samsung, Tissot and Nixon, which also have new models at the Baselworld trade show. Nike's self-lacers limited to app users Nike unveils a range of self-lacing shoes that will go on sale this year, but says only users of its fitness tracking app can buy them. 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 Questioning electric cars' green cred Instead of a rebate, Singapore's first Tesla Model S owner received a fine. Why?   New-car smell, a cocktail of toxins Benzene, toluene, formaldehyde, and heavy metals are all part of the mix Capital The secret world of accent training How overseas call centre workers understand your voice   The world's cheapest beer Fancy a brew on St Patrick's Day? Here's where you can get it for less Culture This year's 'most shocking thriller'? The book that's destined to be a hit   'The North Korean Titanic' The Hermit Kingdom's answer to the hit film Earth Do bonobos really have sex all day? Supposedly their lives are one long orgy   The children who revealed our origins They showed us how humans evolved Future Why did Saddam Hussein want a spacegun? The tragic tale of Iraq's attempt to conquer space   The world's most sensitive eyes How one woman can see colours you will never know Travel An eerie night with 200,000 dead monks Finding the light in Japan's sacred 1,200-year-old forest   An epic dinner party quest in Lima Could you pull it off in less than 48 hours?

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