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Top News Stories Japan PM Shinzo Abe: 'I have great confidence in Trump' Japan's PM says he has "great confidence" in Donald Trump and they can build a relationship of trust. Turkey failed coup: Officers 'seeking Nato asylum' Some Turkish officers posted to Nato have sought asylum since the failed military coup, Nato says. Trump election: Baltic warning over Russian move on Nato Lithuania says Vladimir Putin may test Nato in the Baltics before Donald Trump becomes US president. Snake marriage story fake, Malaysian fireman says A Malaysian fireman reported to have wed a snake says he is saddened by the story he says is fake.   Mozambique fuel tanker blast kills dozens At least 73 people die and 110 are injured as a fuel tanker explodes in Mozambique. Sport India v England: Tourists collapse on day two of second Test in Visakhapatnam India take firm control of the second Test as England's top order fail on the second evening in Visakhapatnam. Southgate to have interview for England job on Monday Gareth Southgate will have an interview for the England job with Football Association officials on Monday. England v Fiji: Rokoduguni, Goode & Harrison start in new-look side Eddie Jones names Semesa Rokoduguni, Alex Goode and Teimana Harrison in a new-look England side to face Fiji on Saturday. Top Videos Lithuania's fears of Russian 'threat' Will China compete with US for leadership at Apec summit? Teamsplaining China's football deal Falling baby caught by nine-year-old brother

Magazine On trial: The man with HIV who says he had sex with 104 women and girls A man with HIV who says he had ritual sex with 104 women and girls faces up to five years in jail, if convicted. But some ask why the children's parents are not in the dock too. Business Volkswagen plans 30,000 job cuts worldwide Car giant Volkswagen announces plans to cut 30,000 jobs worldwide, with the brunt of the cuts borne by Germany. Tesco warns global suppliers over price rises Tesco boss Dave Lewis warns global suppliers not to artificially inflate their prices because of the fall in the pound following Brexit.   Technology Apple to fix iPhone 6 Plus 'touch disease' for a fee Apple has started offering a service to cure old iPhone 6 Plus phones of a problem known as "touch disease". Twitter boss sorry over white supremacist ad Twitter chief executive Jack Dorsey has apologised after an advert for a white supremacist group appeared on the social media platform. 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 The Los Angeles Auto Show in 90 seconds The short-attention-span guide to the good, the bad and the ugly in LA   Why is airline food so bad? The answer lies in how aeroplanes are designed Capital Third Culture Kids: Citizens of nowhere For expat kids who have lived in many places, 'home' is a complicated concept   When good stress goes bad The strange psychology of stress and burnout. The point where it all goes bad Culture This image is a news photo – no, really The incandescent appeal of the firework   Is Fantastic Beasts as good as Potter? JK Rowling makes her screenwriting debut with this return to the wizard's world

Earth The cheetahs that hunt giants Three young cats combine to bring down extraordinarily large prey   The 'dragon' lizard that flies This little reptile makes a flying getaway Future The rise of miniature 'microfactories' Tiny furnaces could turn waste into gold   Hawking: We should embrace fusion power The world's most famous physicist explains why we need a new source of energy Travel Where paint comes from rocks Ochre was one of the first paints used by man   A Sunday ritual for 300,000 women Without fail, they congregate in Hong Kong's sweltering or rain-soaked streets 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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