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Top News Stories Florida warned of hurricane 'direct hit' Florida residents are warned to prepare for a "direct hit" from Hurricane Matthew, as the storm pounds the Bahamas after devastating parts of Haiti. Haiti images show scale of destruction New images show the extent of devastation caused by Hurricane Matthew in Haiti, with at least one town virtually wiped out and the death toll of 23 set to rise. UKIP MEP in hospital after 'altercation' UKIP leadership hopeful Steven Woolfe says he is recovering in hospital after a reported fight at a meeting of the party's MEPs. VIDEO: Inside Bangladesh terror attack cafe Three months after Bangladesh suffered the worst terror attack in its history the BBC's Justin Rowlatt has been the first video journalist given access to the cafe.   VIDEO: Town split by Hurricane Matthew flood While Hurricane Matthew moves through the Caribbean, Haiti is still struggling to deal with the damage the storm inflicted. Sport Wimbledon 2016: Tennis Integrity Unit investigates SW19 match Investigators are examining whether a match at Wimbledon 2016 was fixed, after suspicious betting patterns were reported. Tyson Fury: Barry McGuigan calls for new mental health fund for boxers Ex-world champion Barry McGuigan calls for a new foundation to help boxers with mental health issues, in the wake of Tyson Fury's revelations. Rio boxing officials dropped pending investigation None of the boxing referees and judges used at Rio 2016 will officiate again until an investigation into scoring procedures has concluded. Top Videos 'Catastrophic' hurricane damage in Haiti Syria conflict: The children who to go an underground school Mafia boss found in secret room in own house Meet the first hijab-wearing Muslim to pose for Playboy

Magazine Why is the exposure of Elena Ferrante causing such outrage? The unmasking of the true identity of Italian novelist Elena Ferrante has caused anger among her fans - why are they so upset, asks Lucy Alexander. Business BAE Systems in arms talks with Saudis BAE Systems has disclosed it is in talks over a multi-billion-pound arms contract with Saudi Arabia. World food prices surge in September World food prices were up 10% year on year in September, according the Food and Agriculture Organisation's (FAO) food price index.   Technology Hack warnings prompt 'security fatigue' Endless warnings have given people "security fatigue" that stops them keeping their devices safe, suggests a study. OK, Google - who will win the AI wars? The leading technology companies are trying to distinguish their ecosystems with rival artificial intelligence tools. From the BBC Cultural Calendar Opening this week: Festival du Nouveau Screenings, talks and more come to Montreal from 5 to 16 October.    Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos Bringing petrol to the (wealthy) people Bentley's on-demand fuel service promises relief for those too posh to pump   The electric car you can drive for free As big as a Bentley, as basic as a tuk-tuk, the Spiri could make carpooling cool Capital The loneliest country for expats? Long-term love is tough to find, even in Europe's most single of societies   Why we really hate 'Christmas creep' Santa in September isn't just odd, it's also doing something to our psyche Culture The idea that shaped the world How Thomas More's Utopia changed everything – from Gandhi to the Google campus   Was modern art a weapon of the CIA? Abstract Expressionism and the Cold War

Earth How beavers will transform the UK They are back, and they are busy   The furthest point from land This strange place is called 'Point Nemo' Future The moral dilemma of memory implants Warping our recall is possible, but would it be ethical?   Growing human brains - without a body They're made from human skin – and one day they may be able to think Travel Where people believe in wizards They're sought out for everything from curing illnesses to improving career odds   A forgotten underground world 'Most residents will never see these places' 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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