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Title : US and Russia agree Syria peace plan
Washington and Russia agree steps to reduce the violence
in Syria after lengthy talks in Geneva.
Title : Facebook U-turn over 'Napalm girl' photograph
Facebook says it will allow an iconic photograph of a
girl fleeing a Napalm attack after previously banning
the image.
Title : Texas mattress shop closes over 'tasteless' 9/11 ad
A Texan mattress shop closes indefinitely after staff
make a video promoting a "Twin Towers sale" in which
they knock over towers of mattresses.
Title : Foiled Paris attack 'was directed by IS'
Three women arrested over a foiled attack in Paris
were directed by so-called Islamic State, a French
prosecutor says.
Title : US judge refuses to block oil pipeline near tribal lands
A judge rules that construction on a controversial oil
pipeline can continue just as the federal government
requests that construction voluntarily be halted.
Title : North Korea's 'biggest' nuclear test sparks global outrage
World leaders condemn North Korea after its fifth and
reportedly biggest nuclear test, with the South calling
it "maniacal recklessness".
Title : Trump 'doubts Russia meddling in US vote'
The Republican presidential nominee tells a
Russian-funded network he is sceptical of claims that
Moscow is interfering in the US election.
Title : British school students 'stole Auschwitz artefacts'
Two British teenagers stole items including buttons and
a rusted hair clipper from the Auschwitz death camp,
a court in Poland hears.
Title : Volkswagen engineer charged in emissions probe
A Volkswagen engineer has pleaded guilty for his
involvement in the German carmaker's diesel emissions
scandal.
Title : Deadly train crash near O Porrino in north-west Spain
At least four people are killed as a train derails near
the town of O Porrino in north-western Spain.
Title : Ohio police post graphic overdosing heroin parents photo
Ohio police release a photo of a couple overdosing
on heroin with a boy in the car to make people "think
twice about injecting this poison".
Title : Tourists rescued from Mont Blanc cable car
Tourists who spent the night suspended in the air after
a cable car system broke down in the French Alps have
been successfully brought down to earth.
Title : 'A barrel bomb killed our friend'
Ten-year-old friends Hamza and Qays told citizen
journalists how their friend Hasan was killed by a
barrel bomb which fell on Aleppo in August.
Title : New freediving record - to a depth of 91 metres
Jeanine Grasmeijer has broken the world record for free
immersion diving, after reaching a depth of 91 metres,
off Bonaire in the Caribbean.
Title : MSF rescuers on migrant rescue boat near Libya on why
they help
Dr Sarah Giles works with Medecins Sans Frontieres
and Tony Laurent is one of the rescue staff with SOS
Mediterranee.
Title : Drugs baron arrested after 100mph motorway chase
Video footage has been released of the moment police
arrested a drug importer after a 100mph (160km/h)
motorway chase.
Title : 'Mini Monet' Kieron Williamson on his 'constant inspiration'
A 14-year-old artist dubbed "Mini Monet" has spoken of
the "constant inspiration" he finds in painting.
Title : Swiss lessons for Brexit - in 10, 30 and 60 seconds
The BBC's economics editor Kamal Ahmed has been in
Switzerland to learn what the non-EU country can teach
the UK during Brexit negotiations.
Title : Alvin Ailey dancer: 'Hip hop was before ballet for me'
Dancer Jacqueline Green talks about new hip hop piece
Exodus.
Title : Barack and Michelle Obama's Essence photoshoot thrills web
Barack and Michelle Obama look very much in love as
they pose for pictures in a black women's lifestyle
publication, delighting social media.
Title : Lady Gaga wrote her new single, Perfect Illusion, on
a typewriter
Pop star Lady Gaga says she wrote the lyrics for her
new single on a typewriter.
Title : Jeremy Bowen: 10 more years of Syria war beckons
The BBC's Jeremy Bowen finds little optimism in the
Syrian capital Damascus, with some grimly forecasting
10 more years of war.
Title : Stephen Evans: The Saddam factor in North Korea's nuclear
strategy
The fate of Saddam Hussein and Muammar Gaddafi may
have dictated North Korea's continued push for nuclear
weapons, the BBC's Stephen Evans reports.
Title : Jonathan Marcus: Has Brexit vote revived dream of EU army?
The UK's vote to leave the EU could pave the way for
the bloc to forge a new European army, writes Jonathan
Marcus.
Title : Sally Nabil: How Saudis have stepped up Hajj security
Saudi authorities have stepped up security measures
after mass deaths last year, as millions converge for
the Hajj, says the BBC's Sally Nabil.
Title : Why is North Korea testing nuclear weapons?
North Korea has carried out another nuclear test. It is
the country's fifth and sparked global indignation. Why
is it important?
Title : This is Aleppo - Syria's key battleground
Aleppo was once Syria's largest city and the country's
industrial centre, but since 2012 it has been a key
battleground in the five-year civil war.
Title : What to look for in North Korea's fifth nuclear test
As North Korea carries out what is suspected to be its
fifth and biggest test of a nuclear bomb, what should
we be looking out for?
Title : Trump and Putin: Geopolitical bromance or fleeting one-way
crush?
Donald Trump's praise for Russian President Vladimir
Putin is just the latest in a long series of compliments,
and Mr Putin likes him too.
Title : Liberty Media: Who are Formula 1's new owners?
The acquisition by the US media conglomerate Liberty
Media of the Formula 1 racing business heralds a new
era for the motor sport.
Title : Africa's top shots: 2-8 September 2016
A selection of the best photos from across Africa
this week.
Title : Refugee crisis on show
An exhibition in London on the global refugee crisis
through the eyes of eight photographers.
Title : Your pictures
Spectacular landscape and wildlife provide some stunning
images from Botswana.
Title : Photo Shanghai
A selection of the work at Asia's premier annual fine
art photography fair
Title : British wildlife
The winning images in the 2016 British Wildlife
Photography Awards have been selected from thousands
of entries, with a shot of a lionâ€Ös mane jellyfish
named the overall winner.
Title : Man Utd v Man City: Jose Mourinho & Pep Guardiola play
down rivalry
Pep Guardiola says he "respects" Jose Mourinho heading
into the Manchester derby, but which 'super manager'
will edge it at Old Trafford?
Title : Vuelta a Espana: Chris Froome wins stage 19 to slash Nairo
Quintana's lead
Britain's Chris Froome wins stage 19 of the Vuelta
a Espana to cut Nairo Quintana's lead by two minutes
16 seconds.
Title : Fair game?
Lion hunting in South Africa is a big business, but
some groups seem are shooting "canned meat" - animals
bred in captivity just to be hunted, the BBC's Alastair
Leithead reports.
Title : Upsetting the neighbours
The rhetoric has turned ugly in the run-up to Croatia's
second general election in less than 12 months.
Title : Time's up
Though more than 50 women allege they have been assaulted
by the Bill Cosby, it appears only one will face him
in criminal court. Campaigners say laws which set
deadlines on when these crimes can be reported deny
survivors justice.
Title : Butt-lifting jeans
Any Latina woman wants butt-lifting jeans and in Colombia
business is booming - but what are the secrets behind
them and how do they work?
Title : Fame, fortune, fear
After Zayn Malik and Selena Gomez talked about their
struggles with anxiety, why do some stars suffer and
what can be done to overcome the disorder?
Title : 7 days quiz
The Magazine's weekly quiz of the news, 7 days 7
questions.
Title : Kosher coding
Israel's Haredi Jews have long led a life devoted to
religious study but an increasing number are breaking
with tradition and excelling in Israel's tech start-up
sector.
Title : Pursuing the pirates
With piracy spreading along large swathes of Africa's
coast, shipping firms and governments are deploying
hi-tech weapons in the fight against the raiders.
Title : Animal diaries
Specially designed tags that act as 'daily diaries'
are revealing previously unknown animal behaviours.
Title : Lisa's tragedy
Lisa Day died almost a year ago following years of
skipping insulin which she needed to stay alive after
being diagnosed with type 1 diabetes.
Title : Three-hour target
Parents in Finland are told to actively encourage their
children to pursue hobbies and interests that require
physical exertion for at least three hours a day.
Title : Ruling Rome
James Reynolds reports on the difficulties facing Rome's
new mayor Virginia Raggi, who has come unstuck within
weeks of taking up the post
Title : Courageous or crazy?
Apple is mocked for saying it was courageous to give
up the traditional headphone socket, but some users
support its move.
Title : Moustache mum
The mum who stuck on a moustache so her son wouldn't
miss out on a school event.
Title : No bread, please
A small percentage of people suffer debilitating
coeliac disease. But what people who are just "gluten
intolerant"?
Title : Emergency socks
As British Vogue magazine marks its 100th anniversary
the so-called fashion bible has opened its doors to
the BBC, granting unprecedented access to cover stars,
designers, and those who run it.
Title : Rio Paralympics: 50-year-old Kazakh woman sets new swimming
record
A 50-year-old Kazakh woman wins her country's first-ever
medal at the Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.
Title : Iran makes Paralympic protest over Hajj deaths
Iran used the Paralympic opening ceremony to make a
symbolic dig against Saudi Arabia, but much of the
world didn't notice.
Title : Para-kayaker's 'life-changing experience'
Para-kayaker Nick Beighton struggled with becoming
disabled, and had a lot of soul-searching after London
2012.
Title : Rio Paralympics 2016: Dame Sarah Storey wins 12th Paralympic
gold medal
Dame Sarah Storey becomes the most successful British
female Paralympian as Great Britain win 11 medals on
day one in Rio.
Title : Rio 2016 Paralympics: Will the Games be a success?
After weeks wrought with emotion the Rio 2016 Paralympics
are under way with 4,350 athletes taking part. The event
will cost $2.1bn, just a fifth of last month's Olympics.
Title : Rio Paralympics 2016: Belarus official banned for carrying
Russia flag
A Belarus official who carried a Russian flag into the
opening ceremony of the Paralympic Games is banned by
the IPC.
Title : Rio 2016: The family of four competing at the Paralympics
Most Paralympians can expect their family to support. Few
will be able to compete alongside them.
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