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Top News Stories Mosul battle: Iraqi special forces enter city limits Iraqi troops enter the IS-held city of Mosul, facing heavy resistance, embedded BBC journalists say. US election 2016: Clinton camp blasts FBI 'double standards' The Clinton campaign blasts the FBI for "blatant double standards" over the new email inquiry. Halloween bike 'ride out' closes Kirkstall Road, Leeds A gang of bikers causes traffic chaos on a major route into Leeds, in scenes likened to Mad Max. Zhuhai air show: China J-20 fighter jet in public debut China showcases its long-awaited J-20 stealth fighter jet in public for the first time, with a display at the Zhuhai airshow.   Venezuelan government frees five opposition politicians The Venezuelan government frees five opposition politicians a day after talks with the opposition. Sport England, Scotland & Wales in talks with Fifa over wearing poppies on shirts England, Scotland and Wales are in talks with Fifa over whether players can wear poppies on their shirts to honour Armistice Day. Frank de Boer: Inter Milan sack Dutch coach after 85 days in charge Frank de Boer is sacked by Inter Milan after just four league victories in his 85 days as manager of the Italian club. A German Team: Borussia Monchengladbach order 2,000 more scarves Borussia Monchengladbach order more 'A German Team' merchandise for their match against Celtic after selling 2,000 scarves. Top Videos Mosul battle: Travelling with Iraq's special forces Halloween: Barack and Michelle Obama dance to Michael Jackson's Thriller See China's new fighter jet in action 'Hands off our children' – fighting abuse in Pakistan

Magazine Untangling where your hair extensions really come from From wigs to weaves and hair extensions, there is a vast market for human hair and often it doesn't come from where you think. Business Oil giant BP sees profits nearly halve Oil giant BP reports a near 50% fall in third-quarter profits as the sector continues to struggle with low prices. Mark Carney to leave Bank of England in June 2019 Bank of England governor Mark Carney announces he will step down in June 2019.   Technology Microsoft attacks Google's Windows hack alert Microsoft attacks Google's decision to flag a bug in Windows that has yet to be fixed. UK to increase national cyber-defence efforts The UK will boost automatic defences keeping malicious hackers at bay as it reveals details of a £1.9bn cybersecurity strategy. 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 BMW's un-crashable motorbike? Also: Uber's plans for a flying machine — plus more in October's transport news   The UK's most haunted train stations And the rest of the week's eeriest transport news Capital The truth about calling in sick The pressure we feel to work anyway is bigger than you imagined   Why foreigners hate English speakers 'There isn't any chance of understanding' the world's worst communicators 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 corals no one knew existed They were hidden from our sight   The secret of how life began The answer to one of the biggest questions of all Future Why a poor memory makes you fat Obese people may forget what they've eaten - leading to weight gain   The diseases that fed the vampire myth How we invented a monster from medical facts Travel A new use for Saddam Hussein's palace More than its storied antiquities, hope may be the museum's greatest treasure   The ultimate food nation? 'There's never a moment in the day when you can't get food' 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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