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Top News Stories Trump: Putin a better leader than Obama Donald Trump heaps praise on Russian President Vladimir Putin as he and rival Hillary Clinton take questions from military veterans. Death for India acid attack convict A court in the Indian city of Mumbai gives the death penalty to a man for throwing acid at a woman at a busy railway station three years ago. Cause of London Great Plague confirmed DNA testing has for the first time confirmed the identity of the bacteria behind the Great Plague of London. VIDEO: Banned Russians stage own 'Paralympics' A three-day 'Paralympic' event has had its opening ceremony in Moscow for Russian athletes banned from competing in Rio.   VIDEO: Conditions worsen in Calais 'Jungle' The BBC's Richard Galpin reports from the migrant camp in Calais known as the Jungle on the deteriorating conditions there, and the possibility of it being closed down. Sport I didn't let anyone down in US Open defeat - Murray Andy Murray makes his earliest Grand Slam exit of 2016 as Kei Nishikori wins their US Open quarter-final in five sets. Rashford or Sterling? Bailly or Stones? Pick your combined Manchester XI Manchester United host Manchester City at Old Trafford on Saturday - but who would make your first-choice XI from the two squads? Paralympics day-by-day guide: Brits in action, golds on offer, highlights Want to know what's happening when at the Rio 2016 Paralympics? Check out our comprehensive guide to all the action in Brazil. Top Videos Migrant crisis: Conditions worsen in Calais 'Jungle' Alternative 'Paralympics' for Russians banned from Rio 'Putin more of a leader than Obama' Austria mudslides: Homes in Afritz am See swamped with mud

Magazine VIDEO: The lost streets of Chicago WARNING: CONTAINS VERY STRONG LANGUAGE Killings in Chicago have hit a 20-year high as the grim toll for homicides passes 500. The BBC's Ian Pannell and Darren Conway explore a world where gangs and guns rule. Business UK tech firm makes £6.6bn software swoop Micro Focus, the fast-growing UK technology company, is buying Hewlett-Packard's software business in an $8.8bn (£6.6bn) deal. Designers aim for even faster fashion US designers are adopting the "see-now, buy-now" trend during New York fashion week that allows consumers to buy designs straight from the catwalk.   Technology New iPhone ditches headphone socket Apple confirms that its new iPhone will not feature a traditional headphone socket. Apple's courage: the internet reacts Apple is mocked for saying it was courageous to give up the traditional headphone socket, but some users support its move. From the BBC Cultural Calendar Opening this week: Toronto Film Festival The international movie event comes to various venues in the Canadian city, from 8 to 18 September.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos Can Poland build the next 'it' car? A pod-car and a radical saloon illuminate the Polish motor industry's big plans   The gruesome secrets of the Tube It's long been thought the London Underground tunnels through bodies Capital How to hang on to your expat salary Your foreign pay could drop by a lot overnight. How do you protect yourself?   How to interrupt without being rude The thin line between rudeness and smart interjection Culture Britain's post-apocalyptic wasteland A new film has been shot in one of the UK's most remote and forbidding areas   The soldier who refused to kill Is Mel Gibson's latest any good?

Earth The creature with the most blood Given its size it has an extraordinary amount   The wolves that ruled North America They replaced the more ferocious dire wolf Future Why education can make you more biased And the mental trait that helps you form wiser opinions   How nonsense reveals language's origin Bizarre wordplay may have a profound meaning Travel The people who lost their language 'After years of suffering, you hide what makes you different'   This clock changed the meaning of time How this whimsical clock tower changed how the world thinks about the universe 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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