World News Update, what you need to know

EgyptAir says the wreckage of its missing plane with 66 people on board has not been found, despite earlier announcing debris had been located in the Mediterranean Sea.

WASHINGTON - A US review of satellite imagery so far has not produced any signs of an explosion aboard the EgyptAir flight that crashed en route from Paris to Cairo, officials from multiple US agencies have told Reuters.

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NIGERIA - A second Nigerian schoolgirl has been rescued after spending over two years of captivity with Boko Haram militants, a spokesman for the Nigerian army says.

PARIS - Islamic State militants are gearing up for a campaign of bomb attacks on large crowds in France, host to next month's Euro 2016 soccer championships, its spy chief has said.

LONDON - Hollywood actors including Benedict Cumberbatch, Sir Patrick Stewart, Bill Nighy, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Keira Knightley and Dame Kristin Scott Thomas are among leading figures from the arts world backing a vote for England to remain in the European Union.

MADRID - A regional government in Spain has outlawed the killing of bulls at town festivals in a measure that will likely stop the animals being speared to death at one of the country's goriest summer events.

LONDON - A 41-year-old man has been arrested in the grounds of Buckingham Palace, the residence of Britain's Queen Elizabeth, after scaling a perimeter wall.

LONDON - Britain's High Court has rejected a legal challenge brought by the world's top four tobacco companies against making plain packaging compulsory on cigarettes.