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Good morning. Here's what's happening now: British MP Jo Cox has been shot dead in a daylight attack before a meeting with constituents in Birstall, near Leeds. The mother of two was an opposition Labour Party MP and a vocal supporter of Britain remaining in the EU. A 52-year-old man is in custody Investigators say they have found the cockpit voice recorder, one of two 'black boxes', from crashed EgyptAir flight MS804. It is now being sent to investigators in Alexandria while the search continues for the flight data recorder Indonesia has dramatically lifted the amount of Australian beef it imports in a bid to push prices down. Prices are sitting around $12.20 per kilo, which has hit families hard during Ramadan where shoppers buy meat for their nightly fast-breaking meals British documentary maker Louis Theroux spoke to Lateline in the wake of the Orlando shooting. "There are fear mongers who talk about Islam as somehow it is an incubator of hate ... remember Christians, like the Westboro Baptist Church, are just as capable of promoting intolerance," he said. You can read more or watch the full interview here. Here's what's coming up: 11:00am AEST: Bosses from the AFL, NRL and Netball Australia will make a domestic violence announcement at the MCG 12:15pm AEST: Jared Tallent will be presented with his gold medal for the 50km walk at the 2012 London Olympic Games. He was upgraded from silver when Russia's Sergey Kirdyapkin was banned for doping 12:30pm AEST: Employment Minister Michaelia Cash and opposition employment spokesman Brendan O'Connor will debate at the National Press Club 6:00pm AEST: Malcolm Turnbull and Bill Shorten are in Sydney for a Facebook debate Top Stories Campaigning British MP dies after being shot in street British MP Jo Cox dies in hospital after being shot in her constituency in northern England, in an attack which has left the UK in shock and caused campaigning for next week's EU referendum to be suspended. 6 things Vote Compass reveals about negative gearing Negative gearing has been one of the most hotly contested election policy battlegrounds — but where does the public stand on tax breaks for investment property owners? Labor promises 'fair pay for work' youth unemployment scheme Labor is set to reveal its answer to the Government's youth internships budget policy, to lift young people out of entrenched unemployment. Connecting 'the flats' At the bottom of a high-rise Victorian public housing block, one man is working to help his community feel more connected. On any given day you'll find Hamid Ali fixing computers, running the local men's shed, or arranging services for about 4,000 residents. Beef exports to Indonesia get Ramadan boost Indonesia dramatically lifts Australian beef imports in an attempt to reduce high prices during Ramadan peak demand. How the human voice produces notes over a large range Precisely how our vocal cords produce the high and low notes needed for singing has been modelled for the first time on computer. Sturridge strikes late to seal 2-1 win for England over Wales Substitute Daniel Sturridge stabs home a dramatic winner in stoppage time to steer England to a 2-1 win over Wales and top spot in their Euro 2016 group. Angry Cliff Richard 'thrilled' sex crime investigation dropped Sir Cliff Richard will not face criminal charges over allegations of historical sex crimes because there is insufficient evidence, British prosecutors say, raising the ire of the veteran British entertainer who says his "reputation will not be fully vindicated". Teen boxer pulled from competition over father's bikie links The 15-year-old son of Australian boxing trainer Tommy Mercuri Senior is removed from an amateur boxing competition after the NSW Police objected because of his father's connections to an outlaw motorcycle club. Cockpit voice recorder from crashed EgyptAir flight found The cockpit voice recorder from crashed EgyptAir flight MS804 his recovered by salvage teams but is in a damaged condition, Egyptian authorities say. 'Australian cattle' bludgeoned with sledgehammer in Vietnam The Government launches an investigation after viewing footage of what appears to be Australian cattle being bludgeoned to death with a sledgehammer at a Vietnamese abattoir. 20 Russians to be removed from France over Euro 2016 violence Twenty Russians including a far-right agitator are to be thrown out of France after the violence at Euro 2016, authorities say, while three Russian supporters will also be tried in Marseille. Teen terror accused 'threatened to carry out mass stabbing in Sydney' A 17-year-old boy used Facebook to threaten a mass stabbing in Sydney and say the Orlando nightclub shooting victims deserved to die, a court hears. Labor government would approve military exercise in South China Sea Labor's Defence Spokesman Stephen Conroy says a federal Labor government would approve a freedom of navigation exercise in the disputed South China Sea. Analysis and Opinion: The Drum This election campaign is over - it's just got a long way to go By Peter Lewis Lessons from the frontline of Gonski-style funding By Michael Muscat Making light of darkness: The importance of the first-person narrative By Deirdre Fidge Minimum wagers won't get a trickle-down treat from company tax cuts By Richard Denniss Just In Who was Jo Cox, the MP who was killed in England? June 17, 2016 - 6:52 am Low-income card users on the rise in SA as job losses take toll June 17, 2016 - 6:51 am Storm-damaged businesses frustrated by insurance hold-ups June 17, 2016 - 6:50 am World • Who was Jo Cox, the MP who was killed in England? • Islamic State committing genocide against Yazidis in Syria, Iraq: UN commission • Thousands march to honour slain Paris policeman, partner Business • ABS unemployment rate remains steady at 5.7pc in May • ACCC takes action against Medibank for alleged misleading conduct • Number of women on ASX 200 boards soars: report Politics • 6 things Vote Compass reveals about negative gearing • Labor promises 'fair pay for work' youth unemployment scheme • Campaigning British MP dies after being shot in street Sport • Sturridge strikes late to seal 2-1 win for England over Wales • US Open again interrupted by third storm delay • Ricciardo set for two more years at Red Bull Science and Tech • Augmented humans will feature apps for the brain and embeddable devices • Prescriptions for coughs and colds increasing threat of superbugs • Scientists detect second 'fantastically significant' gravitational wave Environment • Eight whales die in mass stranding in Indonesia • Renewable energy target of 50 per cent would create 28,000 jobs: report • Labor details federal conservation controls plan Follow ABC News About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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