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Top News Stories Myanmar wants ethnic cleansing of Rohingya - UN official Myanmar wants to rid the country of its Muslim minority, a senior UN official tells the BBC. Donald Trump calls for unity in Thanksgiving holiday address US President-elect Donald Trump calls for national unity in a Thanksgiving holiday address. Nigel Farage warns of 'seismic shock' if Brexit not delivered "Another big seismic shock" could hit British politics at the next election, Nigel Farage warns. Israel fires: Hundreds evacuated as flames reach Haifa Hundreds are evacuated as firefighters battle forest fires across Israel for the third day.   IS conflict: Turkish soldiers killed in Syria attack Three Turkish soldiers have been killed in a suspected Syrian government air strike, Turkey says. Sport Ex-Liverpool & England captain Gerrard retires Former Liverpool and England captain Steven Gerrard retires after more than 850 appearances spread over a 19-year career. Jenson Button: McLaren driver to retire from F1 after Abu Dhabi GP McLaren driver Jenson Button says he will retire from Formula 1 after Sunday's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Football sex abuse claims: NSPCC received more than 50 calls A hotline set up after four ex-footballers spoke about sex abuse receives more than 50 calls in two hours. Top Videos Growing farms on rooftops and land in Aleppo Is this man 'Australian of the year'? 100 Women 2016: The Pakistani woman defying her family 'Embarrassed' Obama daughters skip turkey pardon

Magazine 100 Women 2016: Kokoro - the cancer blog gripping Japan A young newsreader suffering from cancer has taken the unusual step - for Japan - of blogging about her illness. If she dies, she says, she doesn't want pity. Business Skyscanner sold to China travel firm Ctrip in £1.4bn deal Travel search business Skyscanner is bought by Ctrip, China's biggest online travel firm, in a deal that values it at £1.4bn ($1.75bn). India rupee ban: Ex-PM Manmohan Singh rubbishes Modi crackdown Ex-India PM Manmohan Singh terms the government's decision to ban two major notes "monumental mismanagement".   Technology China's LingLong launches DingDong smart home speaker China's LingLong unveils DingDong, its first smart home speaker and an answer to Amazon's Echo and Google's Home. US Navy sailors' data breached The US Navy is investigating after personal data of more than 130,000 sailors was "compromised". From the BBC Cultural Calendar Opening this week: Alex Janvier Paintings by the Native Canadian artist are exhibited at the National Gallery of Canada, from 25 November to 17 April.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos My family is buried in a car park What happens when a sport arena is built next to your ancestors' resting place?   Holiday travel made smarter A former flight attendant reveals easy hacks for smoother departures Capital Why shopping is like being on drugs The 'shopper's high' isn't just in your imagination   Another reason for women to be angry? When it comes to feedback at work, men have this in their favour Culture How love can help you learn a language The surprising benefits – and pitfalls of bilingual relationships   Pitt and Cotillard go to Casablanca The stars' new war thriller evokes the Hollywood classic – but falls far short

Earth The greatest gathering of seabirds Short-tailed shearwaters flock 10,000 miles to gather   The people who eat flowers They are made into a hugely popular snack Future Why so-called 'superfoods' don't exist We are addicted to fad diets – but they are never the answer   The mental talent that only humans have You can time-travel in your mind - but there are downsides Travel The world's cheapest Michelin meal There are only two dishes at this stall – but the wait can be up to 3 hours long   The world's most generous countries What motivates residents to donate their time and money? 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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