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Top News Stories 360 video: Trafficked Maria was sold into slavery - experience her story in our 360 VR feature. UK football sexual abuse scandal grows Four ex-footballers, including two speaking for the first time, appear together to tell of their torment after being abused as children by a coach. Migrant crisis: Turkey threatens EU with new surge Turkey's president threatens the EU with a surge of migrants as tensions over membership talks mount. Iran train crash kills at least 31 Dozens of passengers are killed after two trains collide in northern Iran, officials say.   Australian IS recruiter Neil Prakash 'still alive' An Australian militant thought to be dead is alive and under arrest in the Middle East, reports say. Sport 'Perfect' Rooney deserves more respect - Ibrahimovic Zlatan Ibrahimovic says Wayne Rooney is "the perfect player", after he breaks Manchester United's European scoring record. Football sex abuse claims: More former players speak out Four ex-footballers, including two speaking for the first time, appear together to tell of their torment after being abused as children by a coach. Football abuse topic was 'taboo' - Former player Paul Stewart Former England international Paul Stewart, who says he was a victim of abuse as a child, explains why he has decided to talk publicly about his ordeal. Top Videos Iraqi Christians returning to villages destroyed by IS Colombia: Cheers greet Farc peace deal Huge fireworks haul blown up in Peru Vladimir Putin: Russia's border 'doesn't end anywhere'

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 Lufthansa grounds long-haul flights as strike drags on More than 100,000 Lufthansa passengers are facing disruption as a strike by pilots drags on for a third day. EU leaders 'not bluffing' over Brexit terms, warns Malta's PM EU leaders are not "bluffing" over their demand for free movement of people after Brexit, Malta's PM tells the BBC.   Technology Black Friday and Cyber Monday: Five tips for spotting a bargain Black Friday is now one of the UK's busiest shopping days, but how can you spot a genuine bargain? Convict-spotting algorithm criticised An experiment to see whether computers can identify criminals based on their faces has been conducted in China. 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 Streets and roads are not the same How roadways get their names — plus the rest in this week's transport news.   My family is buried in a car park What happens when a sport arena is built next to your ancestors' resting place? Capital Why are 'dream jobs' often a nightmare? You probably like the idea of your dream job more than the job itself   Why shopping is like being on drugs The 'shopper's high' isn't just in your imagination Culture Ten films to watch in December Drama, sci-fi and documentary   How love can help you learn a language The surprising benefits – and pitfalls of bilingual relationships

Earth Spooky side to chameleons How chameleons strike fear into some   Giraffes in epic battle Male giraffes use their necks as fighting weapons Future How to cope with the end of the world A cheat sheet for the apocalypse   Why we need a new definition for 'home' Astronaut Ron Garan on the importance of a 'planetary perspective' Travel A portal to a subterranean realm An underground world of soldiers, smugglers and secret society members   The world's cheapest Michelin meal There are only two dishes at this stall – but the wait can be up to 3 hours long 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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