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Top News Stories Hundreds dead in Haitian storm disaster The death toll in Haiti from Hurricane Matthew, the most powerful Caribbean storm in a decade, soars past 300 as Florida braces for landfall. Nobel Peace Prize for Colombia president Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos wins the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to end the 52-year conflict with left-wing rebels. Flash crash in Asian trading hits pound The pound fell dramatically against the dollar in Asian trading, with computerised trading being blamed for the plunge. VIDEO: A bird's eye view of Haiti's devastation Drone footage shows the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew in Les Cayes, Haiti.   VIDEO: Trump's turnaround on Bill's affairs Donald Trump has said he won't bring up stories about Bill Clinton's infidelities in this Sunday's US Presidential debate - having previously threatened to do so. Sport Murray beats fellow Briton Edmund to reach China Open semi-finals World number two Andy Murray overcomes fellow Briton Kyle Edmund 7-6 (11-9) 6-2 to make the China Open semi-finals. Carter and Rokocoko 'did not do wrong' over TUEs French side Racing 92 say former All Blacks Dan Carter and Joe Rokocoko did not have therapeutic use exemptions for "anomalous" drugs tests. My love-hate relationship with the word 'inspirational' - Paralympian Hannah Cockroft Hannah Cockroft explains why she is uncomfortable with disabled athletes being called 'inspirational' and says Paralympians should get more prize money. Top Videos Hurricane Matthew leaves at least 283 dead in Haiti Florida feels Hurricane Matthew approach Inside Bangladesh terror attack cafe Norway's short but controversial fence on Russia's border

Magazine How Sweden became an exporter of jihad Sweden is often regarded as a model European state, but it has become one of the continent's biggest exporters of jihadists, per head of population. Business Flash crash in Asian trading hits pound The pound fell dramatically against the dollar in Asian trading, with computerised trading being blamed for the plunge. Aviation industry agrees emissions deal A landmark deal has been struck by the aviation industry to limit greenhouse gases, but environmentalists are unimpressed.   Technology Oculus working on more affordable VR Facebook-owned Oculus's founder absent as Mark Zuckerberg steps in to announce the firm is working on more affordable hardware. Pokemon Go makes 'rares' easier to catch Pokemon Go is trying to lure back players by making it easier to catch rare Pokemon characters. 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   Is it time to retire the black box? Tough to break but easy to lose, the flight data recorder is ready for a reboot 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 'Girl with no Brain'? A film with ideas above its station   The painting that can mean anything How one woman's image has survived more than 500 years

Earth Deadly hurricane viewed from space Unique views of the devastating power of Hurricane Matthew   Chimps with the most uplifting story They have found new ways to survive their disabilities Future How to feel what a robot feels A robot explorer that lets humans feel its surroundings   How is whisky really made? A mesmerising journey from barley to barrel Travel India's dish that unites – and divides The aromatic food is at the centre of a contentious cultural firestorm   Where people believe in wizards They're sought out for everything from curing illnesses to improving career odds 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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