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Title : Trump wall: New proposal ties Dreamer plan to border
clampdown

            The US president's new proposals to clamp down on
            illegal migration are rejected by Democrats.

Title : Harvey Weinstein sacked after sexual harassment claims

            The producer of films including The King's Speech has
            been accused of sexually harassing many women.

Title : Taking dead bodies for a highland dance

            The "turning of the bonesā€¯ is one of the countryā€Ös
            most important and joyful occasions.

Title : US economist Thaler wins Nobel Prize

            Nobel Prize for Economics given to US economist Richard
            Thaler, one of founding fathers of behavioural economics

Title : Rohingya crisis: Children die as boat capsizes off Bangladesh

            At least 10 children drowned in the incident in the
            Naf river on the Myanmar-Bangladesh border.

Title : Theresa May: 'We can prove Brexit doomsayers wrong'

            Theresa May is to brief parliament on Brexit as the
            fifth round of negotiations begins in Brussels.

Title : Electric honeycomb: Pakistani teen in scientific first

            Shaheer Niazi, 17, is being internationally recognised
            for his work on the electric honeycomb.

Title : Turkey and US scale back visa services amid diplomatic row

            Both sides cite security concerns, with the move coming
            after a US employee was held in Turkey.

Title : Catalonia independence: Huge Spain unity rally in Barcelona

            At least 350,000 people protest against secession amid
            speculation Catalan leaders may declare independence.

Title : Trump NFL row: Mike Pence walks out of game after players
kneel

            The US vice-president abandons a game in his home state
            after players kneel during the national anthem.

Title : Could dual citizen row threaten Australia's government?

            A dual citizen saga may threaten its parliamentary
            majority, but that prospect is not terminal.

Title : Rebel Wilson: Bauer Media to fight record defamation payout

            The publisher will appeal against a A$4.5m compensation
            sum awarded to the actress.

Title : Argentine Airlines suspends flights to Venezuela

            Argentine Airlines say it has concerns over security
            and has ended its flights to Caracas.

Title : Blade Runner 2049 disappoints at US box office

            The sequel to the 1982 cult classic is the weekend's
            most popular film in America and 45 countries.

Title : Life on front line on South Korea's border

            What is life like on South Korea's front line, with
            Kim Jong-un's artillery just a few miles away?

Title : Las Vegas shooting: Rate of fire - inside America's arsenal

            The rapidity of the gunfire in Las Vegas shocked many -
            but everyday Americans own these weapons too.

Title : Seeing US presidents in a different light

            A new exhibition in Washington gives visitors the chance
            to rethink how history has judged them.

Title : Australia's solar challenge begins

            Teams from around the world are competing on solar cars
            in an epic transcontinental race.

Title : Inside the ruins of one of Africaā€Ös first 5-star hotels

            The Ducor hotel in Monrovia, Liberia, used to attract
            the world's rich and famous. Could it still play a part
            in Liberia's future?

Title : Dragon dance spectacle at Nagasaki harvest festival

            The Nagasaki Kunchi festival is more than 380 years old.

Title : Your pictures: On the road

            Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures
            on a set theme. This week, it is "on the road".

Title : 100 Women: Why can fewer women read this sentence than men?

            Two-thirds of the worldā€Ös illiterate adults are
            women. But what's holding them back?

Title : Ernesto Guevara: How my father inspired my Cuban motorcycle
tours

            Fifty years after Che Guevara's death, his son takes
            the BBC on a motorcycle tour of Cuba.

Title : The story not being talked about in Myanmar

            In Yangon, news of the humanitarian crisis in Myanmar's
            western region of Rakhine is largely untold.

Title : How the search for a 'death ray' led to radar

            British scientists played a key role in developing radar,
            which has helped deliver safer skies.

Title : How the Guptas' brand turned toxic in South Africa

            Can the controversial Gupta family's business survive
            in South Africa?

Title : 'I wish they could be saved': The victims of India's
poisonous dust

            At the age of 17, Urmila Yadav became one of the youngest
            certified cases of silicosis in India.

Title : China congress: Military facelift a sign of bigger changes

            Political analyst Cheng Li explains Xi Jinping's revamp
            of China's military.

Title : 'I quit Google and launched a business with my mum'

            How Munaf Kapadia runs a successful "pop up" restaurant
            at his family home in Mumbai.

Title : Five things I learned as a woman in Silicon Valley

            The BBC's Nuala McGovern reports on smashing the
            technology glass ceiling in Silicon Valley.

Title : Zak Hardaker: Castleford Tigers full-back banned after
positive drugs test

            Castleford's Zak Hardaker is provisionally suspended
            after testing positive for cocaine and will not be in
            England's World Cup squad.

Title : World Cup 2018: Have England improved since the 2014
World Cup?

            England have qualified for the 2018 World Cup but what
            progress have they made in the past four years?

Title : Claudia Fragapane wins World Gymnastics bronze in Montreal

            Britain's Claudia Fragapane claims a bronze medal in
            the floor final at the World Gymnastics Championships
            in Montreal.

Title : Gordon Strachan: 'Scotland have a problem - genetically,
we are behind'

            Scotland boss Gordon Strachan says his team are
            "genetically behind", after they miss out on a World
            Cup play-off place.

Title : Wales consider possible Test selection change to 'Gatland's
Law'

            The Welsh Rugby Union could alter its international
            selection policy to allow some non-Welsh based players
            to be picked if they have won sufficient caps.

Title : 100 Women: 'We can't teach girls of the future with books
of the past'

            Research suggests women are either written off or
            portrayed in stereotypes roles in primary school
            textbooks from all over the world.

Title : The Bollywood star whose mother can't read

            Nearly three-quarters of Indian women over 60 can't
            read and Bollywood star Nawazuddin Siddiqui's mother
            is one of them.

Title : 100 Women: Astronaut Peggy Whitson on being told she'd
never go to space


            Despite being told to give up her dream of going
            to space, Peggy Whitson persisted and is now a
            record-breaking astronaut.

Title : Does educating women boost vaccinations?

            In poor countries, better education for women sees
            more children immunised but the trend reverses in
            rich countries.

Title : Michelle Bachelet: Being nice doesn't mean I'm weak

            Chile's first female President, Michelle Bachelet,
            says "because I don't insult people, they think it's
            weakness. It's not."

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