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Title : The big duel
The first Trump-Clinton debate takes place on Monday
night - this is why it matters, and what you need to
look out for.
Title : Colombia peace deal: Historic agreement is signed
Colombia's government and left-wing Farc rebels sign
an agreement that formally brings an end to 52 years
of civil war.
Title : US election: Debate showdown looms for Trump and Clinton
The two US presidential candidates will have their first
debate on Monday night, in what could be a defining
moment of the election campaign.
Title : Europa moon 'spewing water jets'
Further evidence has been obtained to show that Jupiter's
icy moon Europa throws jets of water out into space.
Title : Syria conflict: Obama 'deeply concerned' about Aleppo
US President Barack Obama expresses deep concern about
the "sickening bloodshed" in rebel-held parts of Aleppo,
amid an assault by Syrian government forces.
Title : Houston gunman who injured nine in mall attack was
'disgruntled lawyer'
Police says the gunman who was killed after randomly
shooting at people outside a shopping centre in Houston
was a "disgruntled lawyer".
Title : Spain Bankia fraud trial for ex-IMF boss Rodrigo Rato
Former IMF chief Rodrigo Rato and 64 other bankers go
on trial in Madrid over an alleged credit card racket
at Spain's troubled Bankia bank.
Title : Saudi women file petition to end male guardianship system
Saudi activists are handing over a petition signed by
more than 14,000 Saudi women calling for an end to the
restrictive male guardianship system.
Title : Tributes for US golf legend Arnold Palmer, who died aged 87
Some of the biggest names in golf have paid tribute
to the veteran superstar Arnold Palmer, who has died
aged 87.
Title : Petrobras scandal: Brazil ex-Minister Antonio Palocci
arrested
Brazil's former Finance Minister Antonio Palocci is
the latest political figure to be arrested as part of
investigations into the Petrobras inquiry.
Title : Deutsche Bank shares sink 7.54% to a new low
Shares in German banking giant Deutsche hit a new low
amid concerns about its financial health and reports
the government has ruled out state aid.
Title : Paris St-Germain's Serge Aurier given two-month jail term
Ivory Coast footballer Serge Aurier, who plays for
Paris St-Germain, is sentenced to two months in jail
for assaulting a police officer.
Title : Canadian-Iranian academic Homa Hoodfar released by Iran
Retired Canadian-Iranian lecturer Homa Hoodfar has
been released from prison on "humanitarian grounds",
Iranian state media report.
Title : Syria conflict: One quiet moment tells of Aleppo's despair
As the fighting in Syria rages on, the BBC's Panorama
has been following the lives of residents in Aleppo.
Title : Houston shooter: 'Lawyer' gunman dead after opening fire
at mall
A troubled lawyer who opened fire in a Houston mall
has been shot dead by police.
Title : Water spotted spurting from Jupiter's moon
Nasa says jets of water spotted spurting from Jupiter's
moon, Europa, take them a step closer to finding out
if there is life in space.
Title : US floods: San Antonio driver slips amid rescue
Footage shows the moment firefighters rescue a driver
in San Antonio, Texas, after his car was submerged by
floods on Monday.
Title : Turner Prize exhibition: Will Gompertz's essential rundown
BBC Arts editor Will Gompertz gives an essential rundown
of the Turner Prize exhibition.
Title : Professor David Nutt developed 'hangover-free' alcohol
A scientist has developed a new type of alcohol which
he claims will not damage the liver or leave you with
a hangover.
Title : African American History museum build - in 90 seconds
Time-lapse footage shows the construction of the new
National Museum of African American History and Culture -
in 90 seconds.
Title : New search for British toddler on Kos
Police have begun excavation work on the Greek island
of Kos in a new search for Ben Needham who went missing
there in 1991.
Title : Kittens born inside tumble dryer in east London dry-cleaners
Four kittens are born inside a tumble dryer in a
dry-cleaners - but are recovering after the machine is
taken to pieces.
Title : Top Gear: Matt LeBlanc signs two-series deal
Matt LeBlanc will return to host Top Gear for a second
series next year, following the departure of Chris Evans.
Title : Jim Naughtie: The race for N Carolina's early votes
James Naughtie reports on how organisation could be
key to the White House race, in a campaign dominated
so far by personality.
Title : How hawk became dove in Colombia
A profile of Juan Manuel Santos, the Colombian President
who negotiated a peace deal with the Farc rebel group
to put an end to more than 50 years of conflict.
Title : Arnold Palmer blazed trail in sports business
How golfer Arnold Palmer defined the relationship between
sport and brands, becoming the first sportsman to use
his fame to build a business empire.
Title : The Jeremy Corbyn Story: Profile of Labour leader
A profile of Jeremy Corbyn - the radical left wing MP
who has now seen off a challenge to his leadership of
the Labour Party.
Title : Animals in the frame
A selection of the winners and finalists in he ZSL
Animal Photography Prize.
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 "dance".
Title : Week in pictures: 17-23 September 2016
A selection of the best news photographs from around
the world, taken over the past week.
Title : Eternal flames
Indian photographer Ronny Sen is awarded the second
annual Getty Images Instagram grant for his work on a
coal town in India where underground fires have burned
for more than 100 years.
Title : Africa's top shots: 16-22 September 2016
A selection of the best photos from across Africa
this week.
Title : Sir Bradley Wiggins: Team Sky boss Sir Dave Brailsford
defends use of TUEs
Team Sky boss Sir Dave Brailsford defends Sir Bradley
Wiggins' use of a banned steroid, insisting it was not
taken to enhance performances.
Title : Ryder Cup 2016: Bubba Watson named as fifth United States
vice-captain
The United States name Bubba Watson as their fifth
vice-captain for this weekend's Ryder Cup against Europe
at Hazeltine.
Title : Burnley 2-0 Watford
Burnley's record signing Jeff Hendrick scores his first
goal for the club to help his side beat a lacklustre
Watford at Turf Moor.
Title : Arnold Palmer - The man who changed golf
We look back at the life and legacy of Arnold Palmer,
the world's first $1m golfer, who died at the age of 87.
Title : Caught in the crossfire
As Syria's government tries to recapture all of Aleppo,
we ask why are children are so badly affected in the
battle for the northern city.
Title : Magic mirror
The hugely popular Priya Shakti, a raped comic "super
hero", returns in a new role to liberate acid attack
survivors, writes the BBC's Geeta Pandey in Delhi.
Title : Taking off
Kate McWilliams' employer easyJet believes the
26-year-old is their youngest commercial female airline
captain.
Title : Garbage City gold
Despite the growing intolerance Copts face in Egypt,
they are finding great success in the country's
recycling business.
Title : Disconnected
Many small cafes are rethinking free wi-fi in a bid
to keep afloat - is the party about to be over for
free wi-fi?
Title : Nellie the enemy?
As the Cites conference on endangered species meets
in Johannesburg, Matt McGrath travelled to Zambia to
hear the voices of people with first-hand experience
of conflicts between humans and wildlife.
Title : Still missing
Two years have passed since 43 students went missing
on their way to a protest in the town of Iguala but
anger still burns, the BBC's Katy Watson reports
Title : In pictures
Once heading for the status of ghost town, Riace is
now growing as migrants have moved into abandoned homes.
Title : Mixing it up
Would you watch someone mixing paint online? Well,
lots of people do.
Title : Biggest debate gaffes in history
Great - and not so great - moments in US debate history
Title : Who's ahead in the polls?
Follow the opinion polls as Donald Trump and Hillary
Clinton go to head-to-head in the run up to the US
election on 8 November.
Title : Debate lesson from Homer Simpson
What can Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump learn from
the world of sitcoms and movies as they prepare for
Monday night's first debate?
Title : Lester Holt, man in the hot seat
NBC's Lester Holt prepares to moderate the first
presidential debate after a row about how much
fact-checking a moderator should do. So who is he?
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