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Top News Stories Clinton emails: FBI chief may have broken law, says top Democrat A top Democrat says the FBI chief may have broken the law by revealing an investigation into emails possibly linked to Hillary Clinton. Italy quake: At least 15,000 in temporary shelters Italian authorities say at least 15,000 are in temporary shelters after Sunday's earthquake. World Series: Chicago Cubs beat Cleveland Indians to keep hopes alive Chicago Cubs beat Cleveland Indians 3-2 at Wrigley Field to trail the best-of-seven World Series 3-2. Diwali fireworks choke Delhi, angering Indians Angry Indians share pictures of smog in Delhi, after Diwali celebrations saw many fireworks set off.   South Africa drops charges against Finance Minister Gordhan South Africa's chief prosecutor drops fraud charges against Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan, which had been described as "politically motivated". Sport Hamilton wins in Mexico to keep title chase alive Lewis Hamilton kept his title hopes alive with a comfortable victory from team-mate Nico Rosberg in the Mexican Grand Prix. Djokovic ready to fight to keep Murray off top spot Novak Djokovic will fight to keep the number one ranking as Andy Murray heads to the Paris Masters in sight of top spot. Everton boss Ronald Koeman: 'Precise, pragmatic and likes different coloured pens' Ronald Koeman's successful start as Everton manager is no surprise, says Match of the Day 2 pundit Ruud Gullit. Top Videos US election: How did two unpopular candidates rise to the top? Diwali fireworks 'worsen Delhi pollution' Who is Fardad Farahzad? Italy quake: Aerial footage of devastation

Magazine Who are Trump's loyal army? Each round of economic dislocation in the US since the 1930s has caused angry white men to join the Republican Party. Democrats are doing little to woo them back. Business South Africa drops charges against Finance Minister Gordhan South Africa's chief prosecutor drops fraud charges against Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan, which had been described as "politically motivated". Sony cuts annual profit outlook by 10% Sony cuts its annual profit forecast due to one-off costs from the sale of its battery business.   Technology Teen hacker 'accidentally' causes 911 attack An 18-year-old is charged with three counts of computer tampering after "accidentally" swamping Arizona's emergency services with thousands of bogus 911 telephone calls. Celebgate hack: Collins sentenced over nude photos theft A Pennsylvania man is sentenced to 18 months in jail for hacking celebrity accounts. From the BBC Cultural Calendar The Intimate World of Josef Sudek The Czech photographer was a master of silver-paint processes, and his work is on show at the National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, until 26 February.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos The UK's most haunted train stations And the rest of the week's eeriest transport news   How first class is changing This concept design suggests seats that store your preferences in an app Capital Why foreigners hate English speakers 'There isn't any chance of understanding' the world's worst communicators   The most persuasive time of day The real power hour is not when you think Culture This is what fear sounds like What makes a great horror movie soundtrack?   Trump and Clinton's favourite films What the US presidential candidates' cinematic interests say about them

Earth The secret of how life began The answer to one of the biggest questions of all   This is a shark with two heads It also had two brains and two hearts Future The diseases that fed the vampire myth How we invented a monster from medical facts   The town that nearly danced to death The true story of the strangest plague imaginable Travel The ultimate food nation? 'There's never a moment in the day when you can't get food'   Germany's most monstrous castle The spooky ruins are home to one of the country's biggest Halloween parties 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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