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Title : Germany in new anti-terror plan to thwart Islamist militants
The German interior minister announces new anti-terror
measures, following recent attacks linked to Islamist
militants.
Title : Syria conflict: Russia 'halts Aleppo action' to allow aid in
Russian forces said they were briefly suspending military
action in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo to allow
in humanitarian aid.
Title : Canada police 'kill suspect in anti-terror operation'
Police have shot dead a suspect in an anti-terrorist
operation in the Canadian province of Ontario, media
reports say.
Title : Anger over 'racist yellowface' Snapchat filter
A controversial new Snapchat face filter has drawn
outrage from thousands of users describing it as a
"racist" caricature of East Asians.
Title : Rio Olympics 2016: Kyle Chalmers wins men's 100m freestyle
gold
Australian teenager Kyle Chalmers is the surprise winner
of the Olympic men's 100m freestyle, with GB's Duncan
Scott finishing fifth.
Title : Zambians vote in tight poll between Lungu and Hichilema
Zambians go to the polls in what expected to be a
close presidential race following campaigning marred
by clashes between rival supporters.
Title : Clinton says Trump incited violence with 'Second Amendment'
remarks
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton says
Donald Trump incited violence when he said gun rights
supporters could stop her from winning.
Title : China thanks Japan for boat rescue
Beijing has thanked the Japanese coast guard for rescuing
a sinking Chinese fishing boat in the East China Sea,
amid a territorial dispute in the area.
Title : Wildfires in southern France threaten Marseille
Wildfires in southern France threaten the city of
Marseille, burning homes and forcing the evacuation of
hundreds of residents.
Title : Russia accuses Ukraine of attempted Crimea 'incursions'
Russia says Ukraine has tried to carry out armed
incursions into Crimea, the territory annexed by Russia
in 2014 - accusations Kiev denies.
Title : Oil demand set to slow in 2017 says IEA
A weaker economic outlook means demand for oil in 2017
is likely to grow at a slower rate than this year,
according to the International Energy Agency.
Title : Olympics Rio 2016: Team GB divers take gold
A round-up of all the action from day five of the 2016
Olympic Games in Rio.
Title : Man arrested as he attempted to climb up Trump Tower
A man has been arrested for climbing up the Trump Tower
building in New York City using suction cups.
Title : Surviving in Aleppo: 'We cook leaves off trees'
More than two million people are trapped inside the
Syrian city of Aleppo - in desperate need of food and
running water as intense fighting continues.
Title : Clinton and Trump tussle over economy
What are Hillary Clinton's plans for the US economy if
she is elected US President in November?
Title : Bikes not bombs in Nigerian birthplace of Boko Haram
After motorcycles were banned in the Nigerian city of
Maiduguri, due to Boko Haram attacks, bicycles became
popular.
Title : The German artist painting 'hidden' Rio
Jan Siebert, a German artist currently living in Rio,
has been talking about his view of life in the favelas.
Title : Female Arab athletes under attack no matter how they dress
Social media users have harshly criticised female
athletes in various Arab delegations for showing too
much or too little skin.
Title : Why Hungarian migrants want to move to Brexit Britain
Since the referendum, migrants coming to the UK to live,
work and study have faced considerable uncertainties -
but some remain determined to settle in the UK.
Title : Aussie fugitive rearrested - still wearing handcuffs
A prisoner who escaped from hospital in northern
Australia was rearrested after a two-day search about
1,000km away still wearing handcuffs.
Title : Chinese couple tie knot on glass bridge over gorge
A Chinese couple get married and then have wedding
photos taken while suspended off a glass bridge, 180m
(590 ft) above the ground.
Title : Anbarasan Ethirajan: Nepal's sense of despair
More than a year after a devastating earthquake many
are still homeless amid Nepal's chronic political
instability.
Title : Why has Japan got yet another public holiday?
Japan marks Mountain Day, the latest addition to a long
list of public holidays, which aims to celebrate the
cultural role of its famous terrain.
Title : What do 'hangars' on disputed islands in the South China
Sea tell us?
The apparent construction of fighter jet aircraft
hangars by China on disputed islands in the South China
Sea will stoke tension, analyst Alexander Neill explains.
Title : Trump v Clinton: Comparing their economic plans
Donald Trump laid out his economic plan on Monday -
here's how it compares to Hillary Clinton's proposals.
Title : Wild weather
Finalists of this year's competition run by the Royal
Meteorological Society and The Royal Photographic
Society to find the best weather pictures.
Title : Pre-race rituals
Many sportsmen and women adopt unusual rituals before
competing, some out of superstition, others for team
bonding or to gee up the crowd. Here are a few images
from Rio 2016 so far.
Title : 'Caught Short'
India is home to the highest number of children suffering
from stunted growth in the world, the charity WaterAid
says in a new report.
Title : Rio Olympics 2016: Who's your Olympic body match?
Find your body match from more than 10,000 athletes
competing in Rio.
Title : Rio 2016 Olympics day-by-day guide
Want to know what's happening when in Rio? Check out
our comprehensive guide to all the action in Brazil.
Title : Scared and pregnant
Guinea is now free of Ebola but pregnant women are
still afraid of the virus and are avoiding hospital,
writes the BBC's Tamasin Ford.
Title : Steamy wicket
Former Australian fast bowler Brett Lee faces his latest
test - a cross-cultural romantic comedy that has come
under scrutiny from Indian censors.
Title : Girl power
India launches a social media campaign to celebrate
daughters, daughters-in-law and granddaughters -
asking people to celebrate the young women and girls
in their lives.
Title : Menopause mystery
Scientists are studying killer whales in an effort to
understand the mysterious biology behind the menopause -
in both orcas and humans.
Title : Amateur army
Some 100,000 Poles have joined paramilitary groups
since the crisis in Ukraine.
Title : Sword-fighting granny
A 73-year-old martial arts expert, turned social media
star, is teaching Indian youngsters to defend themselves.
Title : Select club
A profile of Hugh Grosvenor, who has become the seventh
Duke of Westminster following the sudden death of
his father.
Title : In pictures
If it is true that nice guys always come second, Chris
Amon won the respect and admiration of the sport many
times over.
Title : Traffic trouble
A futuristic traffic-straddling bus was "road-tested"
in China to great fanfare, but serious questions have
been raised about the future of the project.
Title : Rio Olympics 2016: Refugee Olympic Team - how are they
getting on?
They were selected to "send a message of hope" but who
are the 10 athletes in the Refugee Olympic Team and
how are they doing in Rio?
Title : Is some Olympic commentary sexist?
Descriptions of some women athletes in Rio have been
called "offensive and demeaning".
Title : Rio gossip: Keith Richards, Leonidas of Rhodes, the Iron
Lady, Zac Efron
Rolling Stone Keith Richards tweets Team GB, Michael
Phelps equals 2,000-year-old record, divers win lifetime
pensions, plus more.
Title : Haiti's rocky route: Scarce funds, mixed fortunes
Haiti has sent 10 athletes to the Olympic Games in
Rio, but as BBC Monitoring explains, their path to the
Olympics has been anything but smooth.
Title : Rio Olympics 2016: Six types of Olympic booing
From fencing to swimming, basketball to tennis, some
athletes have found themselves roundly booed in Rio. Why?
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