Today's Headlines: Western powers urge Syria aid drops, Temple to face charges over dead tigers, Golf tournament move

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Top News Stories Western powers urge Syria aid drops The US, UK and France call on the UN to begin air drops of humanitarian aid to besieged areas in Syria. Temple to face charges over dead tigers Thai authorities says they will press charges against the controversial Tiger Temple, after 40 dead cubs were found during a raid on the site. Golf tournament move angers Trump US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump condemns the PGA Tour's decision to move a golf tournament from one of his courses to Mexico. China stresses 'friendly' N Korea ties China's President Xi Jinping stresses the importance of "friendly" ties with North Korea, during a rare visit from a senior Pyongyang official.   Paris metro workers join rail strike Workers on the Paris metro and suburban rail networks are joining national rail workers on strike as a dispute over a labour reform bill continues. Sport England must lose fear factor - Owen Former striker Michael Owen says England's players must not worry about being "the one" who makes a costly mistake at Euro 2016. Murray fights back to beat Gasquet Andy Murray finds his form to get the better of home favourite Richard Gasquet and reach the French Open semi-finals. Olympic pro boxing vote is criticised Carl Frampton and other high-profile fighters criticise the decision to allow professional boxers to compete at the Olympics. Top Videos VIDEO: Cyprus president laughs off hijacking VIDEO: Armed man shot at US Capitol building VIDEO: FBI unlocks San Bernardino gunman's iPhone VIDEO: On the ground with Kurdish forces in Aleppo

Magazine How Guy the gorilla became the star of London Zoo Guy the gorilla was credited with bringing huge numbers to London Zoo, but is turning animals into superstars with human qualities desirable today? Business Opec has limited room for manoeuvre As Opec members gather in Vienna, internal differences and global oil supply problems outside their control mean collective action to bolster prices appears unlikely. Premier League finances enter 'new era' Increasingly large TV deals are helping English Premier League clubs to enter "a new era of sustained financial performance", according to consultants Deloitte.   Technology US apartments demanded Facebook 'likes' Tenants in Utah are asked to sign a new lease agreement requiring them to "friend" and "like" their apartment complex on Facebook. British anti-drone ray gets US trial A UK-developed system capable of jamming signals to small drones is to be trialled by the US aviation authority. Where and how to watch BBC World News The news you trust. 24/7. On your TV. BBC World News, the 24-hour international news channel, is available in over 200 countries worldwide. Find out how to watch

From the BBC Cultural Calendar Last chance to see: Maniera Florentine Mannerist paintings are exhibited at Städel Museum, Frankfurt, until June 5th.  Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar

Autos The humble houseboat's modern makeover Rising land prices—and rising sea levels—spark fresh interest in floating homes   The road that defies gravity Andrew McCarthy goes in search of Ireland's fabled Magic Road Capital The real secret to a good night’s sleep Why the key to slumber may lie with this person   Retirement dream — or nightmare? You’ve found love in your 60s. But before you say ‘I do’ consider this Culture ‘I’m good at getting into trouble’ Great writers’ quotes from the Hay Festival   The secret diary of Marilyn Monroe The sensitive soul behind the star persona Earth How cancer was created by evolution Tumours evolve just like animals do   Are gorillas a danger to people? What is the evidence that these apes hurt humans? Future The women that kill, abuse and torture Have we neglected to understand female murderers?   A man-made sponge to fight pollution A lab-grown tool to soak up greenhouse gases Travel The strange, ancient tunnels to nowhere ‘They don’t easily give up their secrets’   A beer older than the Bible This might be the closest thing to the very first man-made ale