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June 7 (Reuters) - Britain's FTSE 100 .FTSE index is seen opening down 6 points, or 0.10 percent, on Tuesday, according to financial bookmakers, with futures FFIc1 up 0.14 percent ahead of the cash market open. For more on the factors affecting European stocks, please click on The UK blue chip index closed up 1 percent at 6,273.40 points on Monday, with a rally in metals prices boosting the UK mining index to a one-month high, although housebuilders fell on concerns surrounding the June 23 referendum on the country's EU membership. SHELL: Royal Dutch Shell RDSa.L said on Tuesday it would sell up to 10 percent of its oil and gas production, leaving up to 10 countries to cut costs following its $54 billion acquisition of BG Group. GLENCORE: A U.S. judge on Monday said Glencore Plc GLEN.L must face a private antitrust lawsuit accused it of trying to monopolize the market for special high-grade zinc, driving up its price. OPHIR: Oil and gas explorer Ophir Energy Plc OPHR.L said on Monday it was talking to a range of equity investors, as well as gas buyers to help finance its Fortuna FLNG project in Equatorial Guinea, after Schlumberger SLB.N walked away. BP: BP Plc BP.L plans to restart the catalytic reformer at the 413,500 barrel per day (bpd) Whiting, Indiana refinery this week after completing a 10-week overhaul on the unit, sources familiar with plant operations said on Monday. BHP: BHP Billiton BHP.AX BLT.L on Monday announced a $7.4 million donation to Peking University to develop technology to capture carbon emissions from the iron and steel industries. SPORTS DIRECT: Mike Ashley, the billionaire founder of Sports Direct SPD.L , is set to face tough questions from British lawmakers on Tuesday over working practices at his sportswear firm. BRITAIN RETAIL: British shoppers parted with more of their cash in May but uncertainty about the economy is likely to keep a lid on sales growth, a survey showed on Tuesday. BREXIT: Britons narrowly favour remaining in the European Union according to two polls published in Tuesday's newspapers, in contrast to surveys released on Monday which showed the campaign for Brexit ahead. COPPER: London copper came off a touch on Tuesday but remained near four-week highs as the dollar stayed under pressure after Fe Chair Janet Yellen said a rate hike was on the horizon but did not specify when. BRENT CRUDE: Brent crude prices inched lower on Tuesday after hitting a seven-month high a day earlier, but market momentum appeared strong on a weak dollar, French refinery restarts, Nigerian oil infrastructure attacks and falling U.S. crude inventories. UK PAPERS
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