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Top News Stories Donald Trump denies transition disarray after sackings US President-elect Donald Trump defends an "organised" transition as two key aides are sacked. Boris Johnson offering 'impossible' Brexit vision Boris Johnson is accused of offering a view of post-EU life which is "intellectually impossible". Jeremy Clarkson accuses airport worker of barring him from flight Broadcaster Jeremy Clarkson claims an airport worker in Germany barred him from a UK-bound flight. France's Macron joins presidential race to 'unblock France' Ex-economy minister Emmanuel Macron says he will revolutionise French politics if elected president.   'Post-truth' declared word of the year by Oxford Dictionaries Oxford Dictionaries has selected "post-truth" as its 2016 international word of the year. Sport Gareth Southgate: Interim England manager says he has proved he can handle job Gareth Southgate says he has proved he can handle big occasions during his spell as England's interim manager. English Football League ends talks over 100-team, five-division plan The English Football League cancels talks over plans for 100 teams in five divisions after discussions with the FA broke down. Messi leads Argentina media boycott over Lavezzi marijuana claims Lionel Messi leads the Argentina squad in a media boycott after criticism and "grave" claims that Ezequiel Lavezzi smoked marijuana. Top Videos Nimrud: Iraqi troops visit destroyed ancient city How can you tell if news is fake? Justin Trudeau visits Cuba 40 years after father 'How getting divorced will help me buy property in Shanghai'

Magazine America's heroin trail: The outdoor factory that feeds the US With heroin cultivation in Mexico rocketing by 170% in two years, Ian Pannell traces a trail of supply and addition that leads one way - north. Business Oil industry faces boom-and-bust, warns IEA energy group A new boom-and-bust cycle in the world's oil industry is in prospect, says the International Energy Agency. India's rupee crackdown sees money-changers ink-marked India's rupee crackdown will see people marked with indelible ink to ensure they get only one chance to change their bank notes.   Technology Snapchat 'files for stock market float' The parent firm of messaging app Snapchat files to list on the US stock market, reports say, and could be worth $25bn. Nintendo shares rise on Super Mario iPhone game date Nintendo shares rise in Tokyo after it announces its Super Mario iPhone game will launch on 15 December, costing $10 (£8). From the BBC Cultural Calendar Opening this week: Masterworks Unpacking fashion at The Met's Costume Institute, from 18 November to 5 February.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos Jaguar unveils its electric future The production-bound I-Pace Concept brings serious sex appeal to the plug-in set   Why car designers stick with clay In an age of supercomputers and virtual reality, a low-tech design tool persists Capital The weird world of work in the West What culture shock is like for China's expats abroad   Did you get your childhood dream job? What did you want to be when you grew up? And – surprise – what did you become? Culture The erotic masterpiece we nearly lost Flaming June returns home   The greatest TV shows never made From a Star Wars series that never happened to a Chinese drama pulled by censors

Earth The hidden reindeer nobody noticed There may be a kind of caribou unknown to science   Baby iguana chased by ferocious snakes Watch the moment that has shocked and enthralled the world Future The DIY hacks that save lives How doctors create tech in the middle of nowhere   Can you make a gold ring from e-waste? Infographic: The amount of precious metal in smartphones Travel A Sunday ritual for 300,000 women Without fail, they congregate in Hong Kong's sweltering or rain-soaked streets   A form of etiquette where yes means no It's used in every interaction, from buying food to negotiating a nuclear deal 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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