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Top News Stories Thais throng streets to see king's body Thousands of Thai mourners throng the streets for the funeral procession of beloved King Bhumibol Adulyade, who died on Thursday aged 88. Clinton 'cannot recall' email details US Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton has said she cannot recall key details about using a private email server while secretary of state, documents show. Israel fury over Unesco holy sites text Israel freezes co-operation with the UN's cultural agency, accusing it of denying Judaism's connections to the religion's holiest sites. VIDEO: Michelle and Trump's duelling speeches Michelle Obama and Donald Trump gave speeches within minutes of each other, and presented very different views on allegations about his treatment of women.   VIDEO: Donald Trump 'not running for pope' Some of Donald Trump's female supporters defend the presidential candidate following accusations of alleged sexual impropriety made against him by several women. Sport Dalglish or Best? Gerrard or Charlton? Pick your Liverpool-Man Utd XI Dalglish or Cantona? Gerrard or Charlton? The impossible job - pick your best post-war Liverpool-Manchester United XI. Hughes family walk out of inquest after 'dishonesty' claim The family of cricketer Phillip Hughes walk out of an inquest into his death, after accusing players giving testimony of dishonesty. Coffee break, collapses & first-times - quiz of the week Coffee break, collapses and first times - it's BBC Sport and A Question of Sport's weekly quiz. Top Videos Donald Trump's female supporters defend presidential candidate Michelle Obama: Trump comments 'shaken me to my core' Thais mourn loss of King Bhumibol New UN boss Antonio Guterres: Priority to end Syria conflict

Magazine Can song lyrics ever be poetry? Bob Dylan's Nobel Prize reignites the debate about whether song lyrics can ever be considered literature - is it time to finally tear down the cultural barriers? Business VW sales lifted by strong China orders Sales at Volkswagen shows signs of recovering from the emissions crisis as it reports a strong September, thanks mainly to China. Samsung takes £4.4bn hit from Note 7 The total cost to Samsung of pulling Galaxy Note 7 smartphones off the market will be at least £4.4bn ($5.4bn).   Technology Rwanda begins commercial drone delivery What is believed to be the world's first regular commercial drone delivery service is launching in Rwanda. How Israel builds its hi-tech start-ups Israel's focus on national security has helped it build a vibrant cluster of cyber security businesses. Can other nations copy it? 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 City car with the soul of a McLaren F1 Top Gear drives Gordon Murray's three-seat urban wonder, the Shell Concept Car   Is this the next big hobby? Transport and tech workers turn to DIY drone racing as a new favourite pastime Capital Should you call in sick? The psychology behind the subtle pressure to work when ill   The woman behind the morning rave craze Radha Agrawal hated investment banking – so she became an entrepreneur Culture The art of man and machine The world's first 'Cybathlon'   What on earth is 'face control'? The foreign words that seem like English – but aren't

Earth How to find life on Mars We have a way to do it   The birth of a galaxy How our Milky Way was created Future The most daring wingsuit flight ever? Leaping into the air at 45,000ft   Why Apple and Google are going solar A 60-second guide to Silicon Valley's latest craze Travel An ancient world concealed underground It was sealed off in the early 1950s, and wiped from the communal memory   The true origin of Asian fusion cooking Food that demands "layer upon layer of spicy herbal flavours" 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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