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Title : Syria evacuations pick up in Aleppo and rebel-held villages
Evacuations of besieged Syrian areas pick up pace,
with people in some rebel-held zones now leaving.
Title : Amnesty accuses Myanmar military of 'crimes against humanity'
Rights group Amnesty says Myanmar's military may be
committing "crimes against humanity".
Title : Zsa Zsa Gabor: Hollywood legend dies at 99
Hollywood actress and socialite Zsa Zsa Gabor dies at
99, her husband confirms.
Title : Russian plane crashes in Siberia with 16 injured
Russia's defence ministry now says all on board an
IL-18 which crashed in Siberia survived.
Title : Little Rock boy, 3, dies in road rage shooting
A three-year-old boy out shopping with his grandmother
dies in a road rage shooting, US police say.
Title : Key figure in Korea scandal denies charges
The woman at the centre of South Korea's political
crisis, Choi Soon-sil, appears in court.
Title : Venezuela's Maduro defends withdrawal of major banknote
Venezuela's leader defends withdrawing a major banknote,
saying it has smashed the black market.
Title : 'Hundreds die' in India police custody, says rights group
report
Some 600 people died in police custody in India between
2010 and 2015, says a rights group report.
Title : Four-day Corpus Christi water ban lifted after tests
A four-day ban on water use has been lifted in Corpus
Christi, Texas, after a chemical leak scare.
Title : South Korea returns stranded fishermen to North Korea
South Korea repatriates eight North Korean fishermen
rescued drifting at sea last week.
Title : Indian writer held for 'insulting' national anthem
A writer in India is charged with sedition for allegedly
showing disrespect to the national anthem.
Title : UK faces wave of pre-Christmas strikes
Postal, rail and air services are set to be affected
by a wave of strikes ahead of Christmas.
Title : Zsa Zsa Gabor: Rich, gorgeous, outrageous
The Hungarian-born actress was more famous for her
personal life than her on-screen roles.
Title : Why migrants are returning to Calais 'Jungle'
Migrants are increasingly returning to Calais two months
after the "Jungle" closure, a charity says.
Title : Hot air balloon ride gives spectacular view of Taj Mahal
A balloon festival involving 15 hot air balloon pilots
from 12 countries has been taking place in India.
Title : Joseph Kabila, DR Congo and conflict explained
President Joseph Kabila's decision to extend his
term in office heightens tension in DR Congo, already
destabilised by numerous armed groups.
Title : Aleppo Syria battle: Sick left behind in evacuation delays
Nurses perform a Caesarean in Aleppo after evacuation
delays cut off access to surgeons.
Title : Outrage over Moscow restaurant name
A Moscow restaurant calling itself NKVD - the name of
the Stalin-era Soviet secret police - has been heavily
criticised by campaigners and on social media.
Title : World news in one minute
Watch the latest news summary from BBC World
News. International news updated 24 hours a day.
Title : China finds new love for wildlife films
British-Chinese cameraman Jacky Poon is one of a few
professionals documenting endangered animals in China.
Title : Rogue One: A Star Wars Story takes $290m on first weekend
The first Star Wars spinoff, Rogue One, takes $290.5m
(£232.8m) at the box office in its first three days.
Title : Australian woman finds snake curled up in Christmas tree
A woman finds a 1m-long venomous snake wrapped around
her Christmas tree in Australia.
Title : Tim Harford: How Diesel's engine changed the world
Rudolf Diesel died in mysterious circumstances before
he was able to capitalise on his ingenious invention.
Title : Margaret MacMillan: This year in history
Historian Margaret MacMillan finds similarities between
1914 and 2016.
Title : Rana Jawad: Libya is still broken
Rana Jawad examines why Libya is still fractured and
threatened by Islamic State one year after a political
deal for a unity government
Title : Joseph Kabila: The DR Congo president who won't step down
There is concern that unrest may erupt in DR Congo as
the deadline looms for the president to step down.
Title : Why is Japanese anime getting big in China?
Japanese anime film Your Name has become the country's
most successful film at the Chinese box office - so
what is its secret?
Title : Is the UK facing a Christmas of Discontent?
With strikes on Southern rail services and at the Crown
Post Office, among others, are we facing a Christmas
of Discontent?
Title : Portraits of welcome
Members of the British public offer messages for
arriving refugees.
Title : Week in pictures: 10-16 December 2016
A selection of the best news photographs from around
the world, taken over the past week.
Title : Raw nature
Extraordinary photographs by National Geographic
photographers
Title : Africa's top shots: 9 December-15 December 2016
A selection of the best photos from across Africa
this week.
Title : Sparkling starscapes
Stunning photographs of starry nights over South
East Asia
Title : BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2016: Andy Murray
determined to keep improving
Andy Murray says he is determined to keep improving
on a night he won a record third Sports Personality of
the Year award.
Title : Australia v Pakistan: Tourists fall short of world record
run chase in Brisbane
Pakistan fall short of completing a world record run
chase in the first Test against Australia in Brisbane,
despite Asad Shafiq's 137.
Title : Miraculous life
Zuzana Ruzickova endured three concentration camps in
World War Two, including Auschwitz, before going on to
become one of the world's leading harpsichordists.
Title : Dog father
Rakesh Shukla is a software engineer who looks after
735 dogs that no-one wants.
Title : Four hippies
How Bob Goldberg co-founded and grew US vegan food
business Follow Your Heart, which has an annual turnover
of more than $40m.
Title : In pictures
Stories of displaced women and girls in the Dharwan
settlement, outside the Yemeni capital, Sanaa.
Title : Young, gay and black
Critically acclaimed film Moonlight is not a response
to last year's #OscarsSoWhite criticism, the film's
director says.
Title : Mum troll fighter
Mothers fight back against memes mocking their terminally
ill children.
Title : Wish you weren't here
Slop pails, filth, stench and disease plague inmates
at Antiguaâ€Ös overcrowded 18th Century prison.
Title : Sackfuls of banknotes
Gideon Long describes how ordinary people are grappling
with spiralling prices and increasingly worthless notes.
Title : On the Q100
Many families will be making trips to visit loved ones
this holiday season, but the lone public bus to New
York's Rikers Island is a journey like no other.
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