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Title : Trump election: Obama urges Trump to stand up to Russia
US President Barack Obama says he hopes his successor
Donald Trump will stand up to Russia.
Title : James Clapper, the US intelligence chief, resigns
US Director of National Intelligence James Clapper
resigns, and says "it felt pretty good".
Title : Peggy Whitson: Oldest woman in space blasts off to ISS
Nasa astronaut Peggy Whitson, 56, breaks more records
as she heads to the ISS for the third time.
Title : JP Morgan pays $264m to settle China 'bribery' probe
US bank JP Morgan pays $264m to settle claims it hired
the children of Chinese officials in return for business.
Title : Mozambique: Scores killed in fuel truck blast
At least 73 people have been killed in a fuel truck
explosion in Mozambique, government officials say.
Title : Countries unite to defy Trump climate threat
Delegates from more than 190 countries meeting in
Marrakech issue a united call for action on climate
change.
Title : Russia spokeswoman says Jews mainly backed Trump
A Russian ministry spokeswoman says US Jews told her
they mainly backed Donald Trump.
Title : Genetic breakthrough: Crops use more sunlight to grow
A genetic technique makes plants produce more food from
sunlight - a key step in feeding the growing global
population, scientists say.
Title : Tanzanian Baraka Elias 'too tall' for hip surgery
A Tanzanian man tells the BBC that a hospital cannot
treat him because he is too tall.
Title : Yellowstone Park accident victim dissolved in boiling
acidic pool
A man who died in a hot spring accident in Yellowstone
National Park dissolved, US officials say.
Title : Tunisian victims of abuse speak on TV in reconciliation move
Tunisians who suffered abuse under authoritarian rule
air their grievances live on TV.
Title : China's Lin Dan: Badminton star's affair shocks fans
Chinese badminton star Lin Dan shocks fans by admitting
to an affair while his wife was pregnant.
Title : Parachute bomb destroys civilians' houses in Aleppo
Activist Basel Ibrahem on the moment his home in Aleppo
was struck by a parachute bomb.
Title : The Iraqi fighters gathering intelligence on IS
Iraqi special forces are gathering valuable intelligence
about IS, its foreign fighters and its international
network
Title : Monkey joins goat herd in China
A monkey has joined a herd of goats on a farm in southern
China, CCTV reports.
Title : Bungee jumper dunks biscuit from 75m, setting world record
A thrill seeker from Sheffield combines his passions for
biscuits and bungee jumping by dunking from 75m (246ft).
Title : Luton triple car crash leaves trail of damage
Three cars crashed into driveways on Dunstable Road,
Luton, leaving a trail of damage.
Title : 'This is democracy Chinese-style'
The BBC tries to speak to a woman trying to run as an
independent candidate in China's district elections.
Title : Donald Trump's name removed from NYC buildings
Residents in three New York City apartment buildings
bearing Donald Trump's name have voted to remove the
moniker from the premises.
Title : Items of interest at auction
Going, going, gone - items of interest sold at auction
Title : Danes identify Aalborg bishop's 300-year-old poo
A lump of faeces stored in the back of a Danish museum
is traced back to a 17th-Century bishop.
Title : Oldest Ten Commandments slab sold
An auction house in Los Angeles has sold the
earliest-known stone carving of the Ten Commandments.
Title : What will President Trump do about North Korea?
Will the next US president be able to reach a
rapprochement with the controversial Asian state?
Title : Phil Mercer: Australia's child poverty 'national shame'
It is one of the wealthiest countries on Earth, so why
do so many Australian children still live in poverty?
Title : Brexit: Could UK get ‘associate EU citizenshipâ€Ö?
Euro MPs consider offering the UK "associate EU
citizenship" - but could it work legally?
Title : Pidgin - a guide to West Africa's lingua franca
As the BBC launches a service in Pidgin to target West
African audiences, we look at what the language entails.
Title : The Trump resistance movement builds
From financial boycotts to street protests, Americans
upset by the Trump election win are taking action.
Title : Faith Through A Lens
The winners of this year's Faith Through A Lens
photography competition are announced.
Title : Obama and Merkel
A look back at the ups and downs of the relationship
between Barack Obama and Angela Merkel.
Title : The Blood Forest
A look at special images by street artist Philippe
Echaroux to highlight Amazon rainforest deforestation.
Title : Supermoon
Sky gazers take to the streets around the world as the
brightest moon since 1948 lights up the sky.
Title : Picking up the pieces
Two women who fled their homes in Iraq from so-called
Islamic State tell their story.
Title : England & Scotland poppy decision leads to Fifa disciplinary
action
Fifa opens disciplinary proceedings against England
and Scotland for wearing poppies in Friday's World
Cup qualifier.
Title : Price of Football 2016: Premier League cuts cost of tickets
The cost of attending Premier League football has come
down in the first season of a record TV rights deal,
the BBC's Price of Football study finds.
Title : India v England: Michael Vaughan questions spinners'
ability as tourists struggle
Ex-captain Michael Vaughan questions England's spinners
after a disappointing first day of the second Test
against India.
Title : Steven Gerrard: MK Dons and ex-England and Liverpool captain
in contact
Ex-England and Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard and MK
Dons are in contact over their vacant managerial role.
Title : Lost at sea
The BBC asks how three WW2 shipwrecks could have
disappeared from the bottom of the Java Sea.
Title : Bubble city?
Sydney's sky-high housing market has fuelled predictions
of a bubble set to burst. But is it inevitable?
Title : Fake news quiz
The Magazine's quiz on fake news
Title : Standing alone
China is holding 'the world's biggest elections' but
independent candidates face intimidation and hostility,
writes John Sudworth.
Title : 'He's a devil'
A man with HIV who says he had ritual sex with 104
women and girls faces up to five years in jail, if
convicted. But some ask why the children's parents are
not in the dock too.
Title : Battle of the barnets
While most pollsters and political pundits said
that Hillary Clinton would win the US presidential
election, fancy dress shops thought Donald Trump would
be victorious.
Title : Cashless society
The BBC's Sanjoy Majumder travels to an Indian village
where residents are stuck with banned notes.
Title : Wa out there
The BBC's Jonah Fisher visits Myanmar's most secretive,
and free-wheeling, state.
Title : Local muscle
Could strong local forces who know the territory be
the answer Somalia's security crisis?
Title : Whites v blacks
In 1979 West Bromwich Albion held a match pitting a
white team against a black team, writes Adrian Chiles.
Title : Trump viral on China social media
Despite US President-elect Donald Trump's tough talk
on trade, inside China there's growing support for him
online - some of which is being propelled by state media.
Title : Getting over a Hillary-sized disappointment
Hillary Clinton says she never wanted to leave the house
again - but how should you deal with disappointment?
Title : What do the losers do next?
Tips Hillary Clinton might take from other candidates
who lost a US presidential election.
Title : Trump election: The other Mike Pence
Twitter's Mike Pence may not be the actual future US
vice-president but he's famous online anyway.
Title : What is Pantsuit Nation?
Inside the secret Facebook group, where Clinton
supporters share stories, and new political activism.
Title : Emerging markets vulnerable?
Emerging markets are bracing themselves for the economic
effects of Donald Trump's election victory.
Title : Golfer set up Australian PM's call with Donald Trump
Malcolm Turnbull is among first to congratulate Donald
Trump after getting help from a champion golfer.
Title : Trump stuns diners and reporters with impromptu night out
US President-elect Donald Trump stuns diners - and his
press pool - with an unexpected night out.
Title : Protecting the president-elect - inside his own tower
A massive - and massively disruptive - operation is
protecting Donald Trump at his New York City home.
Title : North Korea makes first mention of US election result
North Korea makes its first indirect comment on Donald
Trump's surprise election in the US.
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Lo que hoy ha empezado como novela de ciencia ficción, mañana
será terminado como reportaje.
-- Arthur Clarke. (1917) CientÃfico y escritor
británico.
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