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Multiple arrests over Europe IS plots

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Top News Stories Multiple arrests over Europe IS plots Ten people are arrested in Belgium, France and Germany as police intensify their efforts following Tuesday's deadly terror attacks in Brussels. Nigeria targets firms over arms fraud Nigeria indicts more than 300 companies and individuals, including senior army officers, for defrauding the country $241m (£170m) in fake contracts. Missing HK bookseller back in mainland A Hong Kong publisher who went missing for nearly three months is reportedly back in mainland China - a few hours after returning to Hong Kong. JK Rowling shares rejection letters The author shares rejection letters she received while trying to find a publisher for her first crime novel written under the pseudonym Robert Galbraith.   VIDEO: Brussels attacks: 'The real cancer is Isis' The BBC's Fergal Keane has been exploring Molenbeek, an area in Brussels that has become synonymous with jihadism. Sport World Twenty20: Australia v Pakistan In-play highlights, text and radio commentary as Australia's James Faulkner takes five wickets to knock Pakistan out of the World Twenty20. Netherlands v France The Netherlands' friendly against France will be stopped after 14 minutes for a minute's silence to remember Johan Cruyff. Messi inspires Argentina win over Chile Lionel Messi helps Argentina to a 2-1 win over Chile in South American qualifying for the 2018 World Cup. Top Videos VIDEO: Pope Francis 'world's most popular leader' VIDEO: India's heroes of women's cricket VIDEO: Kepler catches star's supernova explosion VIDEO: Protest against migrants' detention on Lesbos

Magazine IS in Europe: The race to the death Tuesday's devastating attacks in Brussels show IS's European network is still at large, despite a year of intensive efforts by security forces to close it down. Business UK car pollution checks dropped in 2011 A programme to double-check if older cars are breaking pollution laws was dropped by the government five years ago, the BBC can reveal. Energy The latest news, features and analysis about the future and cost of power   Technology Apple tackles iOS update glitch iPhone and iPad owners locked out of their devices because of a problem with Apple's latest mobile operating system are offered a solution. VIDEO: Watch a hydrogen-powered drone fly BBC Click's Jen Copestake has been given exclusive access to a drone powered by hydrogen fuel cells From the BBC Cultural Calendar On now: Klee/Agueli Related works by the two artists are on show at the Moderna Museet in Stockholm, until April 24th.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos Audi reveals the R8 Spyder Ingolstadt's new roadster takes aim at the mighty Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet   China's 'Minecraft' military camouflage Invented in the 1970s, 'digital camo' is pixelating the modern war machine Capital Surviving a personal crisis at work To help or not to help? What to do when an employee's personal life impacts work   Does your boss inspire greatness? Three types of mentors who go above and beyond Culture The most expensive Easter egg hunt ever The mystery of the missing Fabergé eggs   The only recording of Virginia Woolf A beautiful animation of the writer's 1937 broadcast Earth The tsunami that terrified Britain Climate change likely played a role – could it happen again?   Europe was once home to weird wild apes Oreopithecus was an ape like no other Future The world's most troublesome names Why a surname like "Null" causes daily annoyances for its owner   Why are people so incredibly gullible? How lies and rumours come to be more believable than the truth Travel Scotland's wee but wild road A 516-mile route through the greatest hits of Scottish icons   A story of rebirth in Nepal How a 10-year-old Nepalese girl brought back memories of a past life

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Brussels attacks: Latest updates

Having difficulty reading this email? View it online Today's Headlines March 23

Top News Stories Brussels attacks: Latest updates Investigation continues following Tuesday's deadly explosions at the international airport in Brussels and metro station: Latest updates VIDEO: Survivor filmed during attack describes blasts Briton Pauline Graystone, filmed sheltering with her family in the aftermath of the Brussels airport attack, has been describing her ordeal. VIDEO: Brussels commuter: I walked 5km to work Delays as Brussels' commuters return to work VIDEO: Radovan Karadzic's road to the ICT The BBC's Ben Brown examines the accusations against the former Bosnian-Serb leader Radovan Karadzic, ahead of verdicts in his case at the International Criminal Tribunal.   VIDEO: Prince speaks out for Nepalese girls Prince Harry has thrown his support behind Nepal's fight to end child marriages, telling a summit that the cycle of illiteracy, poverty and ill health it leads to must be broken with education. Sport I am for equality in tennis - Djokovic Novak Djokovic apologises to leading female players - and spoken with Andy Murray - following his comments about equal pay. Drivers warn F1 success in 'jeopardy' Formula 1 drivers demand change at the top of the sport, saying its decision-making process is "obsolete and ill-structured". Wembley arch lit up in Brussels tribute Wembley Stadium's arch is lit up in the colours of the Belgium flag in tribute to the victims of the Brussels attacks. Top Videos VIDEO: Radovan Karadzic's road to the ICT VIDEO: Prince speaks out for Nepalese girls VIDEO: Century-old missing ship mystery solved VIDEO: Hundreds join Brussels night vigil

Magazine IS in Europe: The race to the death Tuesday's devastating attacks in Brussels show IS's European network is still at large, despite a year of intensive efforts by security forces to close it down. Business Credit Suisse to cut another 2,000 jobs Swiss banking giant Credit Suisse announces another 2,000 jobs cuts, adding to 4,000 cuts announced last month. EDF decision on Hinkley Point due in May French economy minister Emmanuel Macron says energy firm EDF will now make a final investment decision on the Hinkley Point nuclear reactor in early May.   Technology Crowd-funded battery pack sparks anger Would you run for 13 hours to charge your phone? Google to expand Android Pay to UK Google says that its Android Pay digital wallet facility will be expanded from the US to the UK within "the next few months". From the BBC Cultural Calendar On now: Klee/Agueli Related works by the two artists are on show at the Moderna Museet in Stockholm, until April 24th.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos Welcome to your driverless life Seven ways the autonomous car will change your daily routine   E-Mehari is 'Citroën at its quirkiest' TopGear.com's Dan Read samples the French carmaker's open-top electric runabout Capital Does your boss inspire greatness? Three types of mentors who go above and beyond   The hidden psychology of failure Falling down flat could be the best thing that ever happens to you Culture Is Batman v Superman a winner? The superheroes square up   Virginia Woolf's last novel Written in a time of turmoil, the book is one of her least-known – and best Earth The fate of food dropped on the floor How quickly does it pick up harmful bacteria?   The controversial plan to save corals A daring scheme could help corals from extinction Future Why are people so incredibly gullible? How lies and rumours come to be more believable than the truth   The American Concordes that never flew The failed US project to soar at twice the speed of sound Travel A story of reincarnation in Nepal How a 10-year-old Nepalese girl brought back memories of a past life   Eat, drink and be merry in Athens A celebration of local Greek food and authentic recipes from grandmothers

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