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Top News Stories General election 2017: May says it strengthens Brexit hand The PM says a vote on 8 June will give her a stronger hand to secure a successful Brexit deal. North Korea tension: US 'armada' was not sailing to Korean peninsula The Carl Vinson strike group sailed in the opposite direction despite US statements, it has emerged. Aaron Hernandez, ex-NFL player, kills himself in prison Aaron Hernandez was serving life for killing a man but was acquitted of another double murder last week. Fatal attack reignites shark cull debate in Australia A fatal attack on a teenage surfer prompts discussion about ways "to put human life first".   California gunman kills three 'in race attack' in Fresno The African American suspect was motivated by a hatred for white people, police in California say. Sport Wales' Warburton to captain Lions in NZ but Hartley misses out Wales' Sam Warburton will captain the British and Irish Lions in New Zealand, but England skipper Dylan Hartley misses out. Bayern boss calls for video technology after controversial loss to Real Bayern Munich boss Carlo Ancelotti says the referee "wasn't up to the task" in the loss to Real Madrid and calls for video technology. Leicester want more European football - Shakespeare Manager Craig Shakespeare challenges his Leicester players to reach the Champions League again after their loss to Atletico Madrid. Top Videos Puppychino: The Indian cafe where drool is cool Iraqi Yazidis gather for the first time since 2014 to celebrate their New Year Inside Mosul: Iraq's 'humanitarian catastrophe' Trump's 100 Days: Diplomacy in action

Magazine The city where children fend for themselves In 1937, Jorge Amado published Captains of the Sands, a novel about a gang of orphans living in Salvador, Brazil. Eighty years on, little has changed. Business Malaysia Airlines to track planes with satellites It comes three years after MH370, bound for Beijing, disappeared with 239 people on board. Starbucks joins 'unicorn food' craze with new drink Some social media users said they wanted to try the Unicorn Frappuccino, while others didn't seem so keen.   Technology 'WhatsApp child sex images' led to arrests A total of 39 people have been arrested over child sexual exploitation images apparently shared via WhatsApp. 'Nearly half' of UK firms cyber-attacked A government study suggests 46% of UK businesses had at least one cybersecurity breach or attack in the past year.

Capital Working at home could harm your career Want a flexible schedule? Why it might not be a good idea   'It's worse than alcohol or drug abuse' Can't turn away from Facebook or Snapchat? There's a therapist for that now Culture What makes a great music teacher? How Nadia Boulanger shaped the sound of the 20th Century   The ultimate horror story Toxic sister thrillers take centre stage

Earth Sheep are not stupid after all In fact they are surprisingly clever   When thirst becomes deadly Dehydration is now a lethal problem Future The TV star building a fusion reactor He's one of many entrepreneurs dreaming of near-limitless energy   How Western civilisation could collapse The precipitating factors are already in place Travel The black islands rising from the sea The strange truth that's slowly joining two European countries together   The Asian country that's drowning This nation can soon go the way of Atlantis 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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