News Headlines - 01 June 2014

▽BBC News - Brussels Jewish Museum killings: Man held in Marseille

A Frenchman has been arrested in Marseille over a shooting at the Jewish Museum in Brussels that left four people dead, officials say.

▽Fifa faces calls to quash Qatar World Cup vote after corruption allegations | The Guardian

Senior Fifa figures are for the first time seriously considering the ramifications of ordering a rerun of the vote for the right to stage the 2022 World Cup, in the aftermath of new corruption allegations against the hosts, Qatar.

▽BBC News - Jimmy Savile abuse reports 'reach 500'

There have been at least 500 reports of abuse by ex-BBC presenter Jimmy Savile, NSPCC research for Panorama has found.
Most of the alleged victims were between the ages of 13 and 15, but the youngest was two.

▽Administration Defends Swap With Taliban to Free U.S. Soldier - NYTimes.com

Top Obama administration officials pushed back on Sunday against Republican criticism that a deal freeing the last American held prisoner in Afghanistan could allow dangerous Taliban leaders to return to the fight, might encourage terrorist groups to seize American hostages and possibly violated a law requiring notification of Congress.

▽BBC News - Turkish police tear gas protesters in Ankara

Fresh clashes have hit the Turkish capital, Ankara, a day after unrest broke out on the first anniversary of mass anti-government rallies.
Security forces fired tear gas at protesters gathered near the site where a demonstrator was killed last June.