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Top News Stories Baghdad bomb blast toll reaches 165 The number of people killed in Sunday's suicide bomb attack in Baghdad rises to 165, as the Iraqi government promises to improve security. UKIP leader Nigel Farage stands down Nigel Farage says he is standing down as leader of the UK Independence Party following the UK's vote to leave the EU. Trump tweet 'from far-right group' A Star of David-type image used by presumptive US presidential nominee Donald Trump on Twitter was previously posted on a far-right forum, a report says. VIDEO: Worst day of violence for a year in Iraq Iraq has suffered its worst day of violence for a year, with nearly 120 people killed in suicide attacks targeting the capital Baghdad.   VIDEO: 'We went to help a man - they fired at us' A police officer injured in an attack on a Dhaka cafe in which 22 people were killed and more than 30 injured describes what happened when he reached the scene. Sport Murray set for Kyrgios test and what not to miss on Monday Andy Murray faces Nick Kyrgios while seven-time Wimbledon champion Roger Federer plays unseeded Steve Johnson on day seven at Wimbledon. 'Are we confident? No': France set up Germany semi Didier Deschamps says his France team will be facing the "best side in the world" when they meet Germany for a place in the Euro 2016 final. Offers flood in for Wales hero Robson-Kanu Wales' Hal Robson-Kanu says he has received offers from "around the world" after scoring in the Euro 2016 win over Belgium. Top Videos The Senegalese Muslims who don't fast Iraq: Worst violence in a year following Baghdad attacks Iraq violence: Massive fire following Baghdad blast Jupiter Juno mission: Five facts you need to know

Magazine What will happen to the UK's European farm workers? Thousands of foreign farm workers come to the UK every year. But after Friday's vote, they find themselves in uncertain times. Business Three convicted over Libor rate rigging Three Barclays employees found guilty of rigging Libor interest rate between 2005 and 2007 Shareholders vote on stock exchange deal London stock exchange shareholders are to vote on merger plans with Germany's Deutsche Boerse but Brexit vote raises questions about the deal.   Technology 'Celebgate' nudes hacker pleads guilty A US man pleads guilty to running a phishing campaign to steal private pictures and videos from film and TV stars. Tesla misses production targets US electric carmaker Tesla says it will fall short of its annual shipment targets, sparking worries about its production capabilities. From the BBC Cultural Calendar Opening this week: Aspen Music Festival The classical music summer event gets started this week and runs until 21 August.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos Have grill, will travel This summer, put your car's trailer hitch to good use with a mobile barbecue rig   Car seats made from pineapples? Clever new textiles show there will be life after leather Capital How a younger boss helps you get ahead They prefer texting, Slack, or Yammer to email but what can they teach you?   Being paid to sail between three cities Working in Monaco, London and New York — and catering to every on-the-water whim Culture How did Mount Rushmore come to be? The carved monument is celebrating its 75th anniversary   The proposal that went viral How an image of kissing policemen was shared around the world

Earth The real reasons why we have sex What is the real story of the birds and the bees?   Can you solve this visual puzzle? Spot the badger among a herd of zebra Future The big Chinese warehouse run by robots Just one human oversees everything   How to destroy your digital history What do you need to do to remove all traces of an embarrassing picture? Travel A man who saves eagles by helicopter Wherever the birds choose to nest, he must follow   Where people get dirty for science There's more than meets the eye in Great Basin's Dr Seuss-like caves Where and how to watch BBC World News The news you trust. 24/7. On your TV. BBC World News, the 24-hour international news channel, is available in over 200 countries worldwide.   Find out how to watch

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