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Top News Stories State of emergency declared in US city The governor of North Carolina declares a state of emergency in the city of Charlotte after a second night of protests over a police shooting. Warplanes set rebel-held Aleppo ablaze Rebel-held areas of the northern Syrian city of Aleppo saw the heaviest air strikes in months overnight, activists say, with entire streets set ablaze. Alex, 6, offers new home to Syrian boy A letter and video from a six-year-old US boy offering a place in his family to a Syrian refugee whose photo shocked the world goes viral. VIDEO: Charlotte protests prompt state of emergency The state governor of North Carolina has declared a state of emergency in the US city of Charlotte following protests over the death of a black man who was shot by police.   AUDIO: Charlotte mayor: We are better than this The mayor of Charlotte says she trusts the city, now in a state of emergency, to return to calm Sport Lionel Messi: Barcelona striker ruled out for three weeks Lionel Messi is ruled out for three weeks after suffering a groin strain in Barcelona's draw with Atletico Madrid. Have a play with our new Premier League table predictor Who will win and who is going down? Predict how the Premier League will finish this season and share it with your friends. Agents 'turning Pacific Islands into rugby's Wild West' Ben Ryan, Olympic-winning sevens coach with Fiji, urges action to protect players and the sport of rugby itself in the Pacific Islands. Top Videos Six-year-old offers a place in his family to Syrian boy Syria aid convoy attack: What happened? Georgia politicians fight during heated TV debate Calais: Truck swerves as migrants try to slow lorries

Magazine One woman's lonely struggle against famine in Yemen One doctor in the Red Sea port city of Hudayda is doing all she can to save the people slowly starving after two years of war. Business Fed points to US rate rise by year-end Minutes from the Federal Reserve's September meeting show the majority of policy-makers expect a hike in US interest rates by the end of the year. McLaren denies Apple investment report Formula One team owner McLaren has dampened down a report that Apple has made a buyout or investment approach.   Technology The logic in Apple buying McLaren A report suggests Apple considered a takeover of British supercar maker McLaren. Here's why it may make good business sense. Zuckerberg aims to tackle all disease Facebook's founder and his wife aim to cure, prevent or manage all diseases by the end of the century. From the BBC Cultural Calendar Opening this week: Downtown Film Festival LA A programme of movie screenings and other events comes to Los Angeles from 21 to 28 September.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos A fast farewell to an Aussie hellraiser Top Gear drives the 544-horsepower Vauxhall VXR8 Maloo ute   Where should you sit on a plane? A former flight attendant reveals the top spots for comfort, safety and service Capital China's all-out 'I want it now' culture A huge industry offering every creature comfort, on demand   Living in the 'best country for expats' The inside track every expat needs to know about living here Culture Where does Canada's accent come from? The way Canadian English is pronounced is a product of unique forces   Why Blue Velvet was ahead of its time David Lynch's 1986 movie is 'the first film of the '90s'

Earth Why small dogs are so aggressive The truth about Yorkshire terriers and handbag dogs   Someone shot the last Vietnamese rhino The hunt is on for the person who wiped them out Future The benefits of going bald A hairless head may boost your dominance, status – and sex appeal   How others warp you memories Your friends can force you to remember – and forget – the things they want Travel Why Silicon Valley celebrates failure A glittering, high-tech icon of accomplishment – with a surprising twist   The Kung Fu nuns of Nepal They're black belts in the deadly martial art made famous by Bruce Lee 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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