News Headlines - 06 June 2016

▽Belgium train crash: Three killed, nine hurt near Liege - BBC News

At least three people have been killed and nine injured in a train crash in the Belgian town of Hermalle-sous-Huy, near Liege, reports say.

▽Frenchman accused of amassing arsenal for Euro 2016 attacks | Daily Mail Online

Ukrainian agents had been following the man since December, and allowed him to buy five machine guns, two rocket-propelled grenade launchers, 125 kilograms (275 pounds) of TNT, 100 detonators and other arms. He also bought 20 balaclavas before he was arrested at the Yahodyn border crossing between Ukraine and Poland last month, the Ukrainian Security Service said.

▽EU referendum: Did 1975 predictions come true? - BBC News

Welcome to the 1975 European referendum - a mirror image of the one being fought today. Today the Conservative government is deeply divided over the big question. In 1975, it was the Labour government. Prime Minister Harold Wilson had come back from Brussels with what he claimed was a better deal for Britain (sound familiar?) and was leading the In campaign.

▽Chris Evans’ Top Gear loses a third of its audience |The Guardian

The BBC motoring show – worth ￡50m a year to the BBC in worldwide sales – lost a third of its audience, pulling in just 2.8 million viewers, a 14% share of the audience on Sunday night.

▽Eva Carneiro 'rejected ￡1.2m Chelsea settlement' - BBC News

Former Chelsea first team doctor Eva Carneiro rejected a ￡1.2m settlement from the club, documents submitted to her employment tribunal show.