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Title : US church attacker sentenced to death
White supremacist Dylann Roof gets the death penalty
for killing nine black worshippers at a South Carolina
church.
Title : Jeff Sessions, US attorney general nominee, denies KKK
sympathies
The attorney general nominee also pledges to recuse
himself from any inquiry into Hillary Clinton.
Title : Reporter who broke 1939 invasion story dies
Clare Hollingworth, who broke the news of the Nazi
invasion of Poland, dies aged 105.
Title : Afghanistan bombings: Dozens killed across the country
The violence is the worst in weeks with scores killed
or wounded in Kabul, Kandahar and Helmand.
Title : 'Bambi' rescued from frozen lake
Rescuers have pulled a deer from a frozen Connecticut
river, after the animal was trapped on the ice.
Title : Swiss Muslim girls must learn to swim with boys, court rules
Switzerland wins a court case obliging Muslim girls to
take school-run swimming lessons with boys.
Title : Ban Ki-moon's brother and nephew charged with bribery
A former UN secretary general's brother and nephew are
charged in the US with conspiracy to bribe.
Title : Russia hacking claims: 'No evidence' Republicans seriously
affected
The FBI chief says Republican systems were not seriously
breached by Russian cyber attacks.
Title : VW set to pay $4.3bn for emissions cheat
Volkswagen is expected to plead guilty and be fined
$4.3bn by US authorities to settle "dieselgate".
Title : Young Russians born this decade face complete smoking ban
Russia's health ministry is considering a permanent ban
on selling cigarettes to people born in 2014 or later.
Title : Alcohol flips brain into hungry mode
Alcohol switches the brain into starvation mode,
ramping up appetite and hunger, scientists discover.
Title : Morocco 'bans the sale and production of the burka'
The North African country gives vendors 48 hours to
get rid of their stock, according to reports.
Title : Germany names its 'unword' of the year
The term, Volksverraeter in German, has Nazi overtones
a judging panel found.
Title : Lionel Messi statue vandalised in Buenos Aires
A statue of Argentine football star Lionel Messi,
unveiled last June, is cut in half in Buenos Aires.
Title : Japanese monkey tries to mate with deer
A male Japanese monkey has been filmed trying to mount
and mate with a Sika deer.
Title : Five times US President Barack Obama went viral
US President Barack Obama is preparing for his final
speech as the country's leader. BBC World Have Your
Say looks at some of the times he went viral and won
the Internet. Produced by Trystan Young.
Title : Jeff Sessions: 'Southern racist caricature painful'
US attorney general nominee Jeff Sessions says US can
'never go back' to discrimination of past.
Title : Thousands attend Rafsanjani funeral
Tens of thousands of Iranians attended the funeral
of the former president, Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani,
on Tuesday. Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei led
prayers at the ceremony.
Title : Cyprus talks: Could there be an end to decades of division?
An end to decades of division in Cyprus is difficult
but possible, a United Nations envoy has said as leaders
met in Geneva to try to reach a settlement.
Title : Brazil: Clash of cultures over Amazon dams
Indigenous groups and river dwellers are battling the
government and big corporations over the huge dams
being built to meet Brazil's energy needs.
Title : Kidman: I wish I'd had more children
Nicole Kidman tells the Victoria Derbyshire programme
that she would like more children of her own.
Title : World news in one minute
Watch the latest news summary from BBC World
News. International news updated 24 hours a day.
Title : Baftas 2017: La La Land leads film award nominations
La La Land has received the most nominations for the
British Academy Film Awards with 11 nods.
Title : Luton school head teacher kept 7ft snake in office,
says Ofsted
A head teacher kept a boa constrictor in his office
without checking if it posed a risk, Ofsted says.
Title : Spotify offers Barack Obama a job as 'President of Playlists'
The music streaming service is seeking a "President of
Playlists" with "eight years' experience".
Title : Stephen Evans: Can North Korea's nuclear bid be stopped?
Examining the options available to curb North Korea's
nuclear ambitions.
Title : The woman who broke the news of World War Two
Celebrated war correspondent who broke the news of
Germany's invasion of Poland.
Title : The father whose baby was killed by dingos
Michael Chamberlain, whose baby daughter was snatched
by a dingo in the 1980s, has died aged 72.
Title : How battle for Mosul is gathering pace
The battle for Mosul against so-called Islamic State is
showing signs of gathering pace, writes Michael Knights.
Title : Why Rafsanjani's death is a blow to reformists
The death of former President Rafsanjani robs Iran of
a force for continuity, BBC Persian's Kasra Naji says.
Title : Child monks
High in the Himalayas, young novice monks take their
lessons in the 15th-Century Thiksey monastery.
Title : Week in pictures: 31 December 2016 - 6 January 2017
A selection of the best news photographs from around
the world, taken over the past week.
Title : Here we come a-wassailing
Members of the Leominster Morris take part in a torch-lit
wassailing ceremony ahead of Twelfth Night.
Title : Africa's top shots: 30 December 2016 - 6 January 2017
A selection of the best photos from across Africa
this week.
Title : Manchester United 2-0 Hull City
Second-half goals from Juan Mata and Marouane Fellaini
give Manchester United a 2-0 first-leg win over Hull
in the semi-final of the EFL Cup.
Title : Sir Dave Brailsford: Team Sky can be trusted despite
'regrettable' doping questions
Sir Dave Brailsford says Team Sky can be trusted "100%",
despite "regrettable" questions over Sir Bradley Wiggins'
medical records.
Title : World Cup: Gianni Infantino defends tournament expansion
to 48 teams
Fifa president Gianni Infantino defends the expansion of
the World Cup to 48 teams, saying the change is based on
"sporting merit" not money.
Title : Morgan Schneiderlin: Man Utd and Everton agree £22m fee
for midfielder
Manchester United agree to sell France midfielder Morgan
Schneiderlin to Everton for £22m.
Title : Soldiers in love
When two Iraqi men fell in love during intense fighting
in the city of Ramadi in 2003, it was the beginning of
a long, long struggle to live together as a couple.
Title : Write stuff
China is close to producing a fully domestically-made
ballpoint pen after a long struggle.
Title : Suburban dream
The sale of the Hills Hoist stirs emotional reflections
on a fixture of 20th Century Australia.
Title : 'Ready for battle'
Wyre Davies in the Amazon reports on a conflict between
huge hydropower projects and the environment.
Title : One year on
The music world lost an icon on 10 January 2016. Here
are some of the things we've discovered about David
Bowie since he died.
Title : Generations at war
Research shows that those in their 20s and 30s, the
so-called millennials, could become the first generation
to be worse off than their parents.
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