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Title : Syrian conflict: US and Russia agree peace moves
The US and Russia reach an agreement on Syria, starting
with a cessation of hostilities on Monday and followed
by joint action against so-called Islamic State.
Title : US election: Clinton calls half of Trump supporters
'deplorables'
US Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton
says half of Donald Trump's supporters are a "basket
of deplorables", drawing a sharp response from Mr
Trump's campaign.
Title : Birth of a Nation gets standing ovation in Toronto
Actor and director Nate Parker receives an enthusiastic
welcome as his film The Birth of a Nation screens at
the Toronto film festival.
Title : Saudi Arabia Hajj: Millions begin annual pilgrimage
About 1.5 million Muslims begin the annual Hajj
pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia, unperturbed by a 2015
stampede which killed more than 2,000 people.
Title : Bangladesh factory fire: At least 20 killed in Tongi
At least 20 people are killed in a huge fire triggered by
a boiler explosion at a packaging factory in Bangladesh.
Title : Giulio Regeni: Egypt says it detained murdered student
Egyptian police detained and questioned Italian student
Giulio Regeni shortly before his abduction, torture
and murder, Egyptian prosecutors say.
Title : Britain 'too lazy and fat', says Trade Secretary Liam Fox
Britain is "too lazy and too fat" with businessmen
preferring to play "golf on a Friday afternoon" rather
than contributing to the country's prosperity, Liam
Fox says.
Title : North Korea's 'biggest' nuclear test sparks sanctions push
The UN Security Council agrees to begin drawing up
new sanctions against North Korea over its fifth and
reportedly biggest nuclear test.
Title : Sleep 'prioritises memories we care about'
Researchers discover that during sleep the thoughts
your care about are more likely to enter your memory.
Title : US government halts oil pipeline opposed by Native Americans
The US government blocks the building of an oil pipeline
in North Dakota opposed by Native Americans, shortly
after a district judge rules it can go ahead.
Title : Rapper Bobby Shmurda agrees to plea deal on conspiracy
charges
US rapper Bobby Shmurda agrees a seven-year plea deal
on charges of conspiracy and possession of a weapon.
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 : Driver escapes poor parking attempt in Texas
A driver in Austin, Texas managed to escape from his
car after it was left dangling from the ninth floor of
a car park.
Title : Native protests: Pipeline construction halted
A controversial oil pipeline contested by Native American
tribes has been halted. The US government says more
study is needed before construction can resume.
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 : The Nigerians who go surfing in Lagos harbour
It is not the first thing that comes to mind when you
think of a mega-city like Lagos but sitting on the
Atlantic Ocean means Nigeria's biggest city is a prime
spot for surfers.
Title : People who share the same obsessions
The BBC speaks to photographer Arthur Drooker, who
travelled to conventions around the United States to
photograph people who share the same obsessions.
Title : Gymnast Max Whitlock performs in a wool suit for Prince
Charles
Gold medallist Max Whitlock performs in a
specially-designed wool suit for Prince Charles.
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 : 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 : 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 : Emma Jane Kirby: What now for the street that voted Brexit?
Emma Jane Kirby is following the fortunes of inhabitants
of a street in Teesside over the year following the
referendum.
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 : 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 : 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 : 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 : How Zara's founder became the world's richest man?
How did a humble man from the Spanish coast briefly
overtake Bill Gates as the world's richest man? By
giving us what we want, when we want it.
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 : 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 : US Open 2016: Novak Djokovic & Stan Wawrinka through to final
Novak Djokovic will take on Stan Wawrinka in the US
Open final after both men win semi-finals in punishing
conditions.
Title : A surgeon's downfall
Ground-breaking work on synthetic organ transplants
made Paolo Macchiarini one of the most famous doctors
in the world. Now his reputation lies in tatters.
Title : Quiz
After a third-party candidate in the US election was
embarrassed by a question on the Syrian conflict,
pit your wits against US politicians.
Title : Ethical selfies
How the collapse of Duckbill Rock in Oregon has made
some selfie-takers think about their effect on the
environment.
Title : Week in pictures: 3 - 9 September 2016
A selection of the best news photographs from around
the world, taken over the past week.
Title : Farce and swagger
Russia gears up to elect MPs amid hard times, but the
theatrical TV debates are very hostile to President
Putin's opponents, Stephen Ennis reports.
Title : Strikers in saris
In 1976, a group of South Asian women took to the streets
of London in revolt at poor working conditions at the
Grunwick film processing factory. But what impact did
their dispute ultimately have?
Title : Facebook unliked
As the mobile revolution continues to drive change across
Africa, governments are trying to curb cyber crime -
but is this an excuse to crack down on social media?
Title : Poster war
A poster war has broken out in Hungary, within weeks
of a referendum on European Commission proposals to
redistribute asylum seekers more evenly across the EU.
Title : US Paralympic team - should do better?
The US Paralympics team has never matched the medal
haul of their Olympic compatriots - can they ever get
the funding they need to fulfil their potential?
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.
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