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Top News Stories Erdogan in Russia to 'reset' ties Turkey's President Erdogan arrives in St Petersburg for talks with Vladimir Putin, on his first foreign visit since an attempted coup last month. Water cut 'threatens Aleppo children' The UN demands an urgent pause in fighting in Aleppo to repair electricity and water supplies or the consequences for 2m civilians "will be dire". Rio 2016 day four action Video and text reflection on another successful day for Team GB at Rio 2016, plus build-up to day four's events in 22 different sports. VIDEO: Erdogan and Putin to meet after spat Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is due to hold talks in St Petersburg with President Vladimir Putin and says he wants to "reset" ties with Russia.   VIDEO: Moving manatees from Singapore to Caribbean Two manatees from Singapore move 19,600km (122,000 miles) to a new home in Guadeloupe, in a bid to repopulate the Caribbean. Sport Man City sign England defender Stones for £47.5m Manchester City sign John Stones from Everton for £47.5m, making him the second most expensive defender in history. Man Utd's £89m Pogba worth world-record fee - Ferdinand New Manchester United midfielder has the "personality to handle" his £89m transfer fee, says his former team-mate Rio Ferdinand. Today in Rio: GB's Florence & O'Connor go for gold & Murray back on court Want to know what's happening when in Rio? Check out our comprehensive guide to all the action in Brazil. Top Videos Russia and Turkey's tricky relationship Pakistan hospital bomb attack kills dozens World's costliest fender bender? Bride walked down aisle by man with her father's heart

Magazine Should overhead lockers be centrally locked? What can be done to make air passengers leave their bags behind during an emergency evacuation like that in Dubai last week? Business Spain and Portugal avoid budget fines The European Union formally agrees to waive fines for Spain and Portugal over their excessive budget deficits. Barclays pays a further $100m over Libor Barclays bank has paid $100m (£77m) to settle a claim by 44 US states that it rigged the Libor interest rate system between 2005 and 2009.   Technology 'Project Sauron' malware hid for years A sophisticated form of malware known as Project Sauron went undetected for five years at a string of organisations, according to security researchers. Scientists develop dissolving battery Researchers have developed a battery which self-destructs when dropped into water. From the BBC Cultural Calendar Now on: Manus x Machina An exploration of fashion in an age of technology is showing at the Met's Costume Institute in New York until 14 August.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos Why are train seats so ugly? The secret science behind one of transport's universal truths   Horse-drawn carriages are here to stay In the age of Uber and self-driving cars, old-timey buggies are going nowhere Capital The downsides of being an Aussie expat Want work down under? It's not all beaches and barbecues   The secret to paying off student loans The smartest ways to get that burdensome debt off your shoulders Culture Why are we obsessed with superheroes? The moment when comic books grew up   Hieronymus Bosch's buttock song Hidden meanings in The Garden of Earthly Delights

Earth 15 crazy and weird real animals 15 of the world's weirdest real animals that look like Pokemon   The volcanoes no one has ever seen For the first time we can see them close-up Future Will skyscrapers outlast the pyramids? What it takes to make a building last millennia   Will China create the first GM baby? The technology to edit our DNA is finally with us Travel A beer with healing powers? Where bubbling hot springs turn water into beer   Our damaged, beautiful world Stunning photos of a world that never makes the headlines 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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