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NewsMail Morning Edition Sun 02 Jun, 2013 Top Stories More Top Stories » Protesters arrested as Adebolajo charged over Woolwich stabbing By Europe correspondent Philip Williams, wires British police have charged a second suspect with the stabbing murder of soldier Lee Rigby, as protestors from the anti-Muslim British National Party clashed with anti-Fascist demonstrators. Michael Adebolajo, 28, has also been charged with the attempted murder of two police officers and possession of a firearm. About 60 people were arrested as the BNP and members of the Unite Against Fascism pressure group clashed outside parliament. More » Turkish PM orders 'immediate' end to protests Oklahoma tornado death toll rises to nine French Open: Samantha Stosur loses to Jelena Jankovic at Roland Garros Funding boost for sacked Ford workers Swimming Australia stands down president Barclay Nettlefold More Analysis » 'Terrible mistakes': Gaza's cycle of revenge In November 2012, war came once again to the Gaza Strip. For eight days Palestinian militants fired off hundreds of homemade rockets across the border into Israel, while the Israeli army launched over 1,500 air strikes on the small territory. By the time a ceasefire was declared three Israelis and 174 Palestinians were dead. We should not forget the heavy price civilians paid in the conflict.  More » Sophistication needed in cyber defence strategies Asylum seeker boats on Australia's horizon Is this an election or a handover? Global plan needed to end corporate tax haven holidays Greedy pensioners? Far from it Primaries won't solve our political problems Tony Abbott's teary tribute Movie subsidies lure Hollywood stars, but is it worth it? No, I won't take a joke because racism isn't funny Just In More Just In » 11 attacked during Melbourne home invasion Eleven people were attacked during a home invasion in St Albans, in Melbourne's north-west on Friday night. More » Asylum seeker dies on Christmas Island Protesters arrested as Adebolajo charged over Woolwich stabbing Oklahoma tornado death toll rises to nine Jailed Pussy Riot punk rocker ends hunger strike Man threatens to blow up train with hand grenade Turkish PM orders 'immediate' end to protests Inmates set fire to cell block during riot Swimming Australia president stood down Three killed in Manila building blast World More World » Asylum seeker dies on Christmas Island The Immigration Department says an asylum seeker has died just hours after arriving on Christmas Island. More » Protesters arrested as Adebolajo charged over Woolwich stabbing Oklahoma tornado death toll rises to nine Jailed Pussy Riot punk rocker ends hunger strike Turkish PM orders 'immediate' end to protests Inmates set fire to cell block during riot Business More Business » Funding boost for sacked Ford workers Prime Minister Julia Gillard has visited Geelong to announce a $16 million funding boost for sacked Ford workers. Ms Gillard has visited the coal face of Australia's collapsing car manufacturing industry to tell sacked Ford workers they will receive the funding boost to their assistance package which is now worth $66 million. More » Internet traffic forecast to triple in four years Volkswagen on defensive over safety concerns Australians continue to dodge debt Politics More Politics » Coalition urged to abandon asylum policy The Federal Government is urging the Opposition to abandon its policy of turning back asylum seeker boats after Indonesia declared it would not be possible. More » ACTU boss won't run for Batman preselection Police fire tear gas as clashes erupt in Istanbul Zimbabwe court orders Mugabe to call election Bishop defends boats policy after criticism from Indonesia Sport More Sport » Stosur crashes out of French Open Samantha Stosur's French Open campaign ended after she surrendered a one-set lead to lose to Jelena Jankovic in the third round. More » Wallaby injuries mar Reds' win over Rebels Cats survive scare to down Suns at Kardinia Undermanned Bunnies bounce Knights Watson century sinks Windies in warm-up match Lions smash Barbarians ahead of Australia tour Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Massive asteroid flies past earth in 'close shave' By North America correspondent Lisa Millar, wires A large asteroid more than 2.5 kilometres in diameter is passing by Earth this morning in what some space experts have described as a close shave. More » Rogue Monsanto wheat strain 'poses no risk to Australia' Eye-tracking technology watches out for sleepy drivers Chinese spies hacked secret US weapons systems: reports Government urged to come clean on foreign cyber threat Environment More Environment » Clean energy projects stalled ahead of election By environment reporter Sarah Clarke Billions of dollars worth of investments in the clean energy sector are at stake if the Coalition wins the federal election in September. More » Global warming could be slower than first thought: report 'Overwhelming' consensus for manmade warming: review Vital coastal carbon capture systems under threat BP pushes ahead with Bight oil search About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. This message was sent to you at starnewsposting@gmail.com Please add newslists@your.abc.net.au to your email address book to see images by default and stop the email being treated as spam. 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