News Headlines - 29 July 2015

▽Channel Tunnel: '2,000 migrants' tried to enter - BBC News

Some 2,000 migrants tried to enter the Channel Tunnel terminal in Calais on Monday night in an attempt to reach the UK, operator Eurotunnel has said.

▽High Ho! Disneyland Paris faces Brussels pricing probe - FT.com

Brussels is targeting Disneyland Paris for allegedly overcharging British and German customers on the basis of where they live, in the opening salvo of a broader campaign against price discrimination in Europe.

▽‘The Simpsons’ predicted President Trump way back in 2000 - The Washington Post

That scene, as loyal Simpsons fans like myself remember, comes from an episode called "Bart to the Future" in which the show jumps ahead 30 years (to 2030) and imagines what each of the main characters will be doing. Lisa Simpson has just been elected president, following Trump's tenure in office.

▽Suntory Holdings says not considering IPO now | Reuters

Suntory Holdings Ltd said on Tuesday that it is not considering listing its shares now, following a Nikkei newspaper report that the beverages conglomerate is mulling an IPO as early as 2018 to pay down debt and raise growth capital.

▽Virgin Galactic crash: Brakes blamed - BBC News

Investigators have said a Virgin Galactic spaceship crash was caused by structural failure after the co-pilot unlocked a braking system early.