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World:
1).After Florence disaster,the problem deepens with "toxic" spill.

2).Macron says,May's chequer Brexit Blueprint ''not acceptable".

3).Uganda's Boby Wine returns​ home.

4).Europe's biggest port gears up for Brexit.

5).Barak campaign's with govt's Tim Wolf and senetor Bob Casey in Philadelphia.

India:
1).Big sell-off  at the ''Dalal Street'.

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