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Top News Stories Obama blasts Trump with 7-Eleven jibe President Obama blasts Donald Trump's recent remarks about women, saying they would be intolerable even if applying for a job at a 7-Eleven store. Syria rebels set up camp for IS defectors An internment camp for former Islamic State militants and their families, including many Europeans, has been established in Syria, the BBC learns. US to work with private firms on Mars plan President Barack Obama says the US will work with private companies on its plan to send humans to Mars in the 2030s. VIDEO: 'Sex traffickers put a gun to my head' Hundreds of women are trafficked from Romania and forced into prostitution. Naomi Grimley has spoken to survivors - and one unrepentant trafficker.   VIDEO: Syria rebels set up internment camp for IS defectors BBC News has discovered the existence of a camp in northern Syria holding dozens of Europeans who have abandoned the Islamic State group, or who were captured during fighting. Sport Gareth Southgate: England interim manager says he took over 'a mess' England interim boss Gareth Southgate says he has had to "steady the ship" since taking over after the departure of Sam Allardyce. Liverpool v Man Utd: Anthony Taylor appointment criticised Former referee's chief Keith Hackett criticises the appointment of Manchester-based referee Anthony Taylor for Liverpool's game with Manchester United. Serge Aurier: PSG & Ivory Coast man 'saves life' of Mali player Paris Saint-Germain and Ivory Coast defender Serge Aurier is praised after "saving the life" of Mali's Moussa Doumbia. Top Videos 'Sex traffickers put a gun to my head' 'Trump commented on contestant's breast size' Lily Allen in Calais: 'I apologise on behalf of my country' How Syrians are using barrels to create electricity

Magazine The dark depths of hatred for Hillary Clinton Few US presidential candidates have been disliked as much as Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton - but attacks on Clinton in particular have sometimes displayed open hatred. Why? Business Samsung warns on profits after Note 7 hit Samsung Electronics cuts its quarterly profit forecast by a third due to the scrapping of its Galaxy Note 7 smartphone. Pound steadies after recent slump The pound recovers some of its recent losses, with analysts attributing the gains to the promise of a Commons debate on the Brexit process.   Technology Amazon's Spotify rival competes on price Amazon launches a second music streaming service to compete with rivals Spotify and Apple Music. Microsoft's HoloLens comes to UK Microsoft's augmented reality headset is on sale in the UK and five other countries - but at a steep price. From the BBC Cultural Calendar Opening this week: Austin Film Festival Movie screenings, premieres and talks come to the city from 13 to 20 October.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos One artist's secret war on boring cars Max Siedentopf walks the line between creating art and perpetrating vandalism   The sports car that runs on saltwater Top Gear's Ollie Kew drives the 'world-saving' NanoFlowcell Quantino Capital The trouble with positive thinking Want to succeed? Your optimism might be getting in the way   A booming city with a brutal history This South East Asian capital offers expats a 'life-changing experience' Culture The artist as shocking as his paintings How Caravaggio influenced photographers – and Scorsese   How Indonesia's cinema opened up How a new mood of freedom changed the movies

Earth The people who ate each other Who were these mysterious cannibals?   This plant just messed up big time Eating that fly could have been a mistake Future Does sex define our personality? We often talk about 'male' and 'female' personalities – but do they exist?   Do we have a set way of learning? The case for teaching to a student's strengths Travel The true origin of Asian fusion cooking Food that demands "layer upon layer of spicy herbal flavours"   A lonely 600-mile walk home It took 5 years for this girl to return to the homeland she was forced to leave 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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