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Title : Syria aid convoy attack: US 'holds Russia responsible'
The US has said it holds Russia responsible for a deadly
attack on an aid convoy near the Syrian city of Aleppo
on Monday.
Title : Charlotte protests: Police injured after black man shot
Violent demonstrations in the North Carolina city of
Charlotte leave 12 police officers injured after a
black man said to be armed is shot dead by police.
Title : Global pledge to stamp out drug-resistant infections
The 193 countries of the United Nations are to sign a
landmark declaration to rid the world of drug-resistant
infections or superbugs.
Title : Turkey attack: Man shot at Israel embassy in Ankara
A man wielding a knife has been shot and wounded by
security staff outside Israel's embassy in the Turkish
capital, Ankara.
Title : Brad Pitt 'saddened' by Angelina Jolie divorce
Actor Brad Pitt says he is "very saddened" that wife
Angelina Jolie has filed for divorce and asks for
privacy on their children's behalf.
Title : Brazil's ex-president Lula to be tried for corruption
Brazil ex-president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva will
stand trial over an alleged corruption scheme at the
state oil company, Petrobras, a judge says.
Title : Ahmad Rahami charged over New York and New Jersey bombs
The US charges Ahmad Khan Rahami with planting bombs
in New York City and New Jersey, one of which injured
31 people in Manhattan.
Title : VW hit by flood of new lawsuits in emissions scandal
Volkswagen is facing €8.2bn in damages claims from
1,400 German investors over the emissions scandal,
a state court has said.
Title : Berlin Pirate politician Claus-Brunner in 'murder-suicide'
A politician in Germany's Pirate party is found dead
in a Berlin flat with the body of another man, in what
police believe was a murder-suicide.
Title : Spanish football chief's niece killed after kidnapping
The niece of Spain's football chief is found dead
in Mexico, a week after she is kidnapped and held
for ransom.
Title : LA Confidential director Hanson dies at 71
Writer and film director Curtis Hanson, who won an
screenplay Oscar for LA Confidential, dies at the age
of 71, police say.
Title : Rethink fad for 'flat-faced' dogs, say UK vets
The British Veterinary Association warns would-be
dog owners to think twice before buying breeds with
fashionably "flat-faced" features - because of growing
concerns for their welfare.
Title : Children dying of starvation in Yemen's conflict
The war in Yemen, which began early last year when the
government was overthrown by rebel forces, has pushed
the country to the brink of famine. This video contains
distressing scenes from the start. See more from BBC
Our World's documentary Starving Yemen this weekend on
BBC World, BBC News and iPlayer.
Title : 'Police didn't give my brother a chance'
The sister of a motorist shot dead by police in Oklahoma
has told BBC's World Have Your Say how heartbroken she
feels about his death.
Title : The Syrian children working in Turkey's shoe factories
Dozens of Syrian children work in shoe factories in
Gaziantep, southern Turkey. Some of them have been
talking about their lives.
Title : Could the next sumo star come from Senegal?
The Senegalese wrestlers bringing the art of sumo from
Japan to West Africa.
Title : Is this the oldest graffiti artist in the world?
This Parisian spray-painting grandmother may well be
the oldest street artist in the world.
Title : Archive: Brad and Angelina on marriage
In an interview in 2015, Brad Pitt and Angela discuss
marriage.
Title : Emily Blunt on playing 'toxic' character in The Girl On
The Train
The BBC's Lizo Mzimba meets the author of The Girl On The
Train, Paula Hawkins, and star of the film adaptation,
Emily Blunt.
Title : Should you keep your 'cuddly killer' on a lead?
Dr Peter Marra explains why pet cats should not be
allowed to roam free.
Title : Cat handbag creates online stir
A handbag made from a taxidermied roadkill ginger cat is
up for auction in New Zealand, generating a predictably
mixed range of reactions.
Title : Australian face of youth unemployment 'made it up'
A Sydney teenager who sparked a nationwide media debate
about young people refusing to work reveals she actually
has a job.
Title : Richard Galpin: Dreams and desperation in Calais camp
Richard Galpin reports form the Calais refugee camp on
the desperation of children hoping to reach the UK.
Title : Bears with keyboards: Russian hackers and the state
Olympic stars are the latest targets of computer
hackers believed to have high-level backing in Russia,
the BBC's Andrei Soshnikov reports.
Title : How Nasa star sign scare spread
A post about the 13th "forgotten" constellation in the
zodiac is causing concern with astrology fans.
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 : Mayflies and macaques
Winners of the Royal Society Publishing photography
competition.
Title : Gender blending
Views from outside London Fashion week on gender blending
and unisex clothing.
Title : Rio Paralympics
BBC Sport looks back at the 2016 Paralympics with some
of the best images from Rio.
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 : Kaepernick anthem protest: Player had 'death threats'
American football player Colin Kaepernick says he has
received death threats over his refusal to stand for
the national anthem.
Title : Zinedine Zidane: How Real Madrid boss has turned side into
record breakers
The emergence of Casemiro, a new-found pragmatism and
riding their luck - how Zinedine Zidane has revived
Spanish giants Real Madrid.
Title : Leicester City 2-4 Chelsea (AET)
Cesc Fabregas scores twice in extra time as Chelsea
fight back to beat Leicester and reach the EFL Cup
fourth round.
Title : Little white lies
Regina Spektor's seventh album is a bold, orchestral
take on avant-pop; musing on the passage of time and
the fragility of memory.
Title : Recipes and missiles
North Korea notoriously restricts access to the internet
for its own citizens, but the full list of its websites
visible to the outside world have apparently been
revealed for the first time.
Title : Outback fakes
"Australia's oldest newspaper" has earned a huge online
following, despite its news being fake and its base an
outback town with a population of zero.
Title : Drugs, scandal and power
Aurora Moynihan, whose death in the Philippines is linked
to a war on drugs, was the daughter of a British peer
with his own history of drugs, scandal and power.
Title : Pedalling pupils
A schoolteacher in North Carolina finds that pedal power
in the classroom encourages children to focus more and
boosts their test performance.
Title : Letter from Africa: The wheelchair gap
In our series of letters from African journalists,
Ghanaian writer Elizabeth Ohene considers the gap between
Paralympic wonder and the reality for wheelchair users
in Ghana.
Title : Mayflies and macaques
Winners of the Royal Society Publishing photography
competition.
Title : The full list
As controversy surrounds sales of weapons to Saudi
Arabia, the BBC examines the UK's trade in arms.
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