Top five headlines you're waking up to

1). In the second part of our exclusive interview with Donald Trump, the billionaire businessman and US presidential hopeful tells Piers Morgan that he thinks Britain WILL leave the EU and that Britain's relationship with the US would be better under his presidency.

2). Theresa May will head to Brussels today for a crisis meeting with European Union interior and justice ministers as police continue to hunt for one of the bombers who attacked the city on Tuesday. Belgians turned out en masse to remember the dead and hold a minute's silence.

3). Disgraced footballer Adam Johnson was told to expect a lengthy jail sentence and say goodbye to his baby daughter - today the former England and Sunderland player will be sentenced for grooming and two counts of sexual activity with a 15 year-old girl.

4). Energy costs could "rocket" by half a billion pounds a year if the UK quits the European Union, Energy and Climate Change Secretary Amber Rudd warns today. Pointing to a report by National Grid on the consequences of leaving the EU, she says that the "massive electric shock" of Brexit could push up British bills by the equivalent of around £1.5 million a day.

5). A baby gorilla born by emergency caesarean is being cared for by keepers as her mother is still too ill to look after her. The six-week-old Western lowland gorilla has almost doubled her birth weight, now weighing 4.9lb (2.2kg), has started teething and has even giggled for the first time!

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