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Title : New Jersey explosion: Bomb squad in Elizabeth detonates
device
Officials say a suspicious device found near a New
Jersey train station exploded as a bomb squad attempted
to disarm it with a robot.
Title : Berlin state poll: Losses for Merkel's CDU, gains for AfD
Germany's Christian Democrats, the party of Chancellor
Angela Merkel, suffers a historic defeat in state
elections in Berlin.
Title : Emmy Awards 2016: Game of Thrones breaks record
Game of Thrones breaks the record for the highest number
of Emmy Awards won by any fictional series.
Title : Russian election: Big victory for Putin-backed party
United Russia
United Russia, backed by President Putin, secures more
than half of the votes and at least 343 seats in the
450-member parliament.
Title : Air strikes hit rebel-held areas of Aleppo, monitors say
Air strikes hit rebel-held areas of Aleppo for the
first time since a week-old truce, activists say,
a day after US-led forces hit government positions.
Title : France burkini ban: Australian woman forced off Riviera beach
An Australian Muslim who went to France to show
solidarity with French Muslims is forced to leave a beach
for wearing a burkini, despite the ban being overturned.
Title : Kashmir attack: Pakistan hits back at India accusations
Pakistan strongly condemns allegations that it
masterminded a militant attack in Indian-administered
Kashmir that killed 18 soldiers.
Title : Indonesia haze may have led to 100,000 premature deaths,
says report
Haze caused by deliberately started forest fires in
Indonesia may have led to 100,000 premature deaths,
according to new US research.
Title : Sound of Music 'Liesl' actress Charmian Carr dies
American actress Charmian Carr, who played the eldest
von Trapp daughter Liesl in the 1965 film The Sound of
Music, dies aged 73.
Title : Michael Schumacher 'cannot walk', German court hears
Ex-Formula 1 champion Michael Schumacher "cannot walk",
his lawyer tells a German court as he pursues a lawsuit
against a magazine.
Title : Kate Moss launches own modelling agency
Legendary supermodel Kate Moss is launching her own
model agency after almost 30 years in the fashion
business but says "I don't really want pretty people".
Title : 'Saddest' polar bear Pizza offered new Yorkshire home
A "lonely" polar bear living in an ocean theme park in
China receives the offer of a new home, in the north
of England.
Title : The moment of the New York blast was caught on CCTV
CCTV has captured the moment of an explosion in New
York City; twenty nine people were injured.
Title : First thoughts after New York explosion
BBC News asked New Yorkers about their first reaction
to the explosion which injured 29 people in New York.
Title : Who should take in refugees?
What to do about refugees - and who should take them in -
will be a focal point as the UN meets in New York City.
Title : John Kerry: Syria's Bashar al-Assad must be more responsible
US Secretary of State John Kerry says Syrian President
Bashar al-Assad needs to be more responsible for a
truce to work.
Title : Russia 'voting fraud' caught on camera
United Russia, backed by President Vladimir Putin,
is well ahead in the nation's parliamentary election,
taking more than 40%, exit polls suggest.
Title : Home robots and sake fridges
BBC Click's Jen Copestake looks at some of the latest
internet of things technology.
Title : New York blast: 'Huge explosion and we heard screaming'
A loud explosion has shaken part of New York City,
witnesses say, prompting fire trucks and ambulances to
converge on the scene.
Title : New York City: Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump react
to explosion
US presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald
Trump react to the explosion that injured 29 in New
York's Chelsea neighbourhood on Saturday night.
Title : Bright light 'increases sexual satisfaction in men'
Exposure to bright light can lead to greater sexual
satisfaction in men with low sexual desire, a new
study suggests.
Title : Glass of beer 'makes people more sociable'
Researchers in Switzerland confirm what most people
already know - drinking one glass of beer can make
people more sociable.
Title : Jeremy Bowen: Children suffer horrors of Syria's war
How can you even imagine Syria's 400,000 dead? For
Jeremy Bowen, the stories of two children in Aleppo
brought home the waste of war.
Title : How India's army might avenge Kashmir attack
With fury growing over the killing of 17 soldiers in
Kashmir, India's military establishment is considering
ways it could strike back - but it has few options.
Title : How Trump 'Rick-rolled' the media
Donald Trump has renounced the false claim that President
Obama was not born in the US - and may have made the
media look a fool in the process.
Title : How fuel too dirty for Europe ends up in Africa
Swiss commodity trading firms are criticised in a report
on the sale to African countries of diesel containing
toxin levels that would be illegal in Europe.
Title : Would Donald Trump's business abroad compromise his ability
to lead?
A new cover story in Newsweek magazine details some
of the business connections Donald Trump holds with
foreign firms, and how it could potentially set up
major conflicts of interest for a Trump presidency.
Title : Is a hospital a useful unit of spending?
Politicians seem to have settled on a new unit of
measuring public spending - the hospital. So how much
does one actually cost?
Title : What is Trump's economic plan?
The Republican candidate for US president Donald Trump
promises to create 25 million jobs, double growth and
cut taxes.
Title : Essential Elements
The work of Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky goes
on show in London.
Title : Week in pictures: 10 - 16 September 2016
A selection of the best news photographs from around
the world, taken over the past week.
Title : Your pictures
Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures
on a set theme. This week, we asked for your pictures
on the theme of "transport".
Title : Flash flooding
Thunderstorms and flash flooding have caused travel chaos
in parts of England, as commuters have been warned by
the Met Office of worse to come. The stormy conditions
brought an abrupt end to the heatwave, which saw the
hottest day of the year recorded on Tuesday.
Title : Sun and stars
Some of the winning images from this year's competition.
Title : Joey Barton: Rangers ban midfielder for three weeks after row
Rangers suspend midfielder Joey Barton for three weeks
following a training ground row.
Title : Paul Gascoigne guilty over racist comment
Ex-England footballer Paul Gascoigne pleads guilty to
racially aggravated abuse after a "joke" he told during
a show.
Title : Man Utd lacking width, a playmaker and a plan - Danny Murphy
Manchester United did not have a gameplan in their defeat
by Watford, says Match of the Day 2 pundit Danny Murphy
Title : Mr Blood
Donovan Tavera is Mexico's first forensic cleaner whose
fascination with cleaning up blood began as a young boy.
Title : Forgotten lives
What life is like for 150 families living on the
margins of Georgian society, in a building left for
years to decay.
Title : Hairy subject
Nigerian novelist and writer Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani
questions whether a South African school's hair rules
really were racist or if something else was at play.
Title : Fading glory
London-based photographer Karan Kapoor records some of
India's dying Christian communities who are trying to
preserve their identities in rapidly changing times.
Title : Clean living
Some US cattle farmers are finding that smaller herds
of naturally raised cows are more profitable.
Title : Quick repair
The repairs centre at the Paralympic Games is where
broken prosthetics, wheelchairs and arms are fixed -
and medal hopes are restored.
Title : 'I'm not a boy or a girl'
Leo is 10 year old and, after living most of his life
as a girl, has decided that he is both masculine and
feminine.
Title : In pictures
A look at some of the events in the world of
entertainment and arts over the past week, including
Gigi Hadid at New York Fashion Week and and the premiere
of The Beatles: Eight Days A Week.
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