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Top News Stories IS group to step up attacks on Europe - Europol Europol warns IS militants will step up attacks on European targets as they face Middle East defeat. Trump names Gen James 'Mad Dog' Mattis as defence secretary Donald Trump names Iraq and Afghanistan veteran Gen James 'Mad Dog' Mattis as defence secretary. Chapecoense plane crash: Survivor 'may play football again' A footballer who survived a plane crash in Colombia may be able to play again, his father says. Four major cities move to ban diesel vehicles by 2025 The leaders of four major global cities say they will stop the use of all diesel powered cars and trucks by the middle of the next decade.   Gambia's President Jammeh 'to concede defeat' The Gambia's President Yahya Jammeh is about to concede defeat to his rival Adama Barrow, the electoral commission chairman tells the BBC. Sport Chelsea 'paid me £50,000 to keep quiet about sexual abuse' An ex-Chelsea player claims the club paid him £50,000 to keep quiet about sex abuse allegations. Drogba charity cleared of fraud but 'may have misled donors' An investigation into a charity run by former Chelsea striker Didier Drogba finds "no evidence of fraud or corruption" but says it may have "misled" donors. French Grand Prix to return to F1 calendar - Bernie Ecclestone The French Grand Prix will return to the Formula 1 calendar after an absence of 10 years, Bernie Ecclestone says. Top Videos Italy's referendum: The scooter rider's guide 'Weakness is a choice' The Indian YouTube channel with 6 billion views Gun-wielding student at Utah school disarmed by his mum

Magazine 100 Women 2016: Meet the orgasm doctors Women's sexuality is a little-studied area of science and new research is revealing that much of what we thought we knew was wrong. Business Donald Trump vows 'consequences' for companies leaving US President-elect Donald Trump warns companies of "consequences" if they leave the United States. Referendum adds to Italian banks' woes Italy's struggling banks now face added uncertainty because of the country's reform referendum   Technology Fake Apple chargers fail safety tests Investigators warn of potentially fatal risks after 99% of fake Apple chargers fail safety tests. Partially-sighted Paralympian gets to see boyfriend clearly Partially-sighted Paralympian Libby Clegg gets to see her boyfriend's face more clearly thanks to hi-tech goggles. From the BBC Cultural Calendar Opening this week: Whistler Film Festival The annual movie event comes to the scenic town in British Columbia, Canada, from 30 November to 4 December.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos The Rolls-Royce SUV comes into focus Project Cullinan will be posh, powerful and very large.   How a tyre-maker changed the way we eat The story of the petrol-station guidebook that defined modern restaurant culture Capital The retirees spending life at sea Forget golf. Meet the retirees living it up on cruise ships they call home   'They wouldn't hire me – I was too big' Even when qualified, it's hard for some people to get hired and paid fairly Culture What history's love letters reveal Henry VIII's lovesick doodles and the anguished scribbles of Nelson's mistress   This 1976 film predicted the future They called it 'perfectly outrageous' - but was it?

Earth Giant lizard versus buffalo Komodo dragons hunt prey ten times their size   Rare fish swims upside down In a dark world, it doesn't matter which way is up Future Sex workers who sell their real lives How social media is offering a new kind of intimacy   The growing gap between us and animals Our own ingenuity risks making the animal kingdom less intelligent Travel A museum of 500,000 oddities You can only enter via a small, hidden door   The food that fed a revolution This national dish takes time, cooperation and a lot of love to prepare 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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