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Top News Stories Juncker plans EU military headquarters The EU needs a military headquarters to work towards a common military force, Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker tells MEPs. New York investigates Trump Foundation New York's attorney general says he is investigating alleged impropriety by Donald Trump's foundation, an inquiry dismissed by the Trump team as politically motivated. Celestial mapper plots a billion stars Europe's Gaia space telescope releases its first batch of data as it builds the most precise map ever made of the night sky. VIDEO: Inside Aleppo's ruined covered market As a ceasefire in Syria largely holds, the BBC's Middle East Editor Jeremy Bowen reports from the city's old market place.   VIDEO: 'Why I left the UK to fight IS' Volunteer fighter Alan Duncan tells the BBC's Orla Guerin why he left Scotland to join the battle against so-called Islamic State on the Kurdish frontline. Sport Paralympics 2016: Great Britain match London 2012 gold-medal tally Britain equal their tally of gold medals from London 2012 by winning three in 20 minutes on day six of the Rio Paralympics. 'Despicable' Russian hackers leak US Olympic athletes' files The World Anti-Doping Agency condemns Russian hackers for leaking confidential medical files of Olympic athletes including Serena Williams and Simone Biles. Aleksander Ceferin: Uefa elects Slovenia FA chief as new president Aleksander Ceferin is elected as the new Uefa president at the governing body's congress in Athens, succeeding Michel Platini. Top Videos Syria ceasefire: Inside Aleppo's ruined covered market Huge fire rips through Brazilian favela in Sao Paulo Typhoon Meranti: Huge storm hits Taiwan Inside former IS stronghold of Qayyarah

Magazine VIDEO: The love story that shocked the world In 1948, an African prince, Seretse Khama, married a white middle-class clerk in the UK provoking shock in Britain and Africa. Business YouTube ordered to pay more for music Video sites such as YouTube will be forced to pay more to musicians and record companies under plans to reform European copyright laws. Dyson: EU exit will 'liberate' economy Engineering firm's founder Sir James Dyson tells the BBC it would be suicidal for EU to impose tariffs on one of their biggest customers   Technology Amazon brings Echo speakers to the UK Amazon brings its voice-controlled Echo speakers to the UK and Germany. Apple fixes 'bricking' update flaw Apple says it quickly fixed a flaw that was "bricking" devices being updated to its latest operating system, iOS 10. From the BBC Cultural Calendar Opening this week: Harlem Film Festival With screenings and events at various venues, the movie event comes to New York from 14 to 18 September.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos The secrets to driving in a storm Experts offer tips for navigating weather of even biblical proportions   Can a sporting saloon be sensible? The new Porsche Panamera 4 E-Hybrid can reach 173mph, yet it returns 113mpg Capital Why 'office rage' is on the rise Appetite for destruction? Take a deep breath and book in here   Can you work yourself to death? Long hours, stress and a lack of sleep are unpleasant – but are they deadly? Culture Will these new films become classics? In our final Toronto Film Festival video chat, we share what we liked the most   Does Snowden say anything at all? In our third Toronto Film Festival chat we look at the controversial film

Earth See evolution happen before your eyes A new video shows bacteria becoming superbugs   The foxes that turned into dogs They were created in a unique experiment Future The benefits of having a babyface Why we're hardwired to help the cute   Would you board a plane with no pilot? The challenges facing autonomous airliners Travel The treacherous road with 318 turns Some say it's one of the best driving roads in the world   What's free in your country? From water to advice, things that are free in some places often cost in others 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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