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Top News Stories Beslan school siege: Russia 'failed' in 2004 massacre Officials did not protect hostages during a siege in which 330 died in 2004, a European court says. Cyclone Cook: Evacuations as huge storm lashes north NZ States of emergency declared in two areas as storm called the worst in decades makes landfall. Borussia Dortmund attack: Iraqi suspect 'linked to IS' German prosecutors suspect the man detained over the team bus bombing led an IS unit in Iraq. David Dao dragged off United flight files court papers His lawyers demand the airline preserve all evidence of the forced removal that has sparked outrage.   Kim Jong-Un opens new street Kim Jong-un has joined thousands of North Koreans to mark the opening of a new business development. Sport Jenson Button set to replace Fernando Alonso for McLaren at Monaco Grand Prix Ex-world champion Jenson Button looks set to drive for McLaren in Monaco while Fernando Alonso misses the grand prix to race at the Indianapolis 500. Dortmund's Sahin gives emotional interview about bus bomb Borussia Dortmund midfielder Nuri Sahin gives an emotional interview about the bomb that damaged the team bus and injured some of those on board. PFA awards: Harry Kane and Romelu Lukaku up for two prizes Harry Kane and Romelu Lukaku are nominated for both the Professional Footballers' Association player of the year and young player awards. Top Videos The Ugandan children who canoe to school Academic voices her fears for Turkey ahead of referendum Philippines whistleblower Lascanas: I killed my own brothers Fanfare in Pyongyang over new business development

Magazine I was blinded by my contact lens A rare infection left Irenie Ekkeshis blind in one eye - and it seems she may have caught it simply by handling her contact lenses with wet fingers. Business Donald Trump: China 'not a currency manipulator' The US president rows back on a campaign promise which could have led to a trade war. JP Morgan Chase first-quarter profit rises 17% The US bank's results for the first three months of the year were better than expected.   Technology Aga app 'could let hackers turn off oven' A cybersecurity researcher found vulnerabilities in the software used by the latest models of the cooker. Tesla board 'too close to Elon Musk' A group of major shareholders has questioned the independence of the electric carmaker's board.

Capital How to spot a lying job candidate What if we could identify liars before we had to work with them?   135,000 miles a year for work When you're an outsider in yet another foreign land, perspective matters Culture The clothes that make you invisible Designers are inventing new ways to stay under the radar   The army that conquered the world How thousands of terracotta figures were discovered

Earth These 'crabs' are almost indestructible They live in a seemingly lethal environment   The world's greatest wildlife hotspot How one group of islands became a haven of biodiversity Future The resource we couldn't live without Supplies of fresh water are running dry - but some countries are prepared   The tiny changes that can make AI fail Your devices' artificial intelligence could be bypassed by a simple flaw Travel The world's most underestimated people? 'Once you begin to grasp their achievements, nothing they did will surprise you'   The man making the world's tallest bike He uses old fencing and pipe to reach his lofty goal 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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