News Headlines - 16 June 2015

▽Pope Backs Climate Change Science, Denounces World Leaders - Bloomberg Business

Pope Francis has endorsed the science behind global warming and denounced the world’s political leaders for putting national self-interest ahead of action. Now, Catholic priests are gearing up to spread the word.

▽Donald Trump announces US presidential run with eccentric speech | The Guardian

Donald Trump, the 69-year-old businessman best known for his “You’re fired” catchphrase on The Apprentice, announced he was running for president on Tuesday with an eccentric speech attacking Mexican immigrants and promising to build a great wall along the US’s southern border.

▽Gravity-defying 3D printer to print bridge over water in Amsterdam - CNET

The 3D-printed home has been accomplished -- and apparently the next step is something a little more structurally challenging. A 3D-printing company based in Amsterdam has developed a revolutionary, multi-axis robotic 3D printer that can "draw" structures in the air -- and it's planning to build a bridge over a canal in the heart of the city.

▽Two bars of chocolate a day 'lowers risk of stroke and heart disease' - Telegraph

They found that eating up to 100g of chocolate every day lowered the risk of dying from heart disease during that time by 25 per cent. The chance of suffering a stroke also fell by 23 per cent.

▽Chris Evans to be new Top Gear presenter - BBC News

TV and radio personality Chris Evans will replace Jeremy Clarkson as the lead presenter of an all-new Top Gear line-up, the BBC has announced.