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Top News Stories French candidates honour shot policeman Macron and Le Pen appear together for the first time as they pay tribute to officer Xavier Jugelé. North Korea tensions: US submarine arrives in South Korea It comes amid heightened tensions, and fears North Korea is planning more nuclear or missile tests. Arkansas executes murderers Jack Jones and Marcel Williams The men are put to death in the first double execution on the same day for 17 years in the US. Ivanka Trump joins Merkel, Lagarde in Berlin for G20 women's summit Donald Trump's eldest daughter speaks as part of a panel discussion on women entrepreneurs.   US embassy 'promotes Trump's Florida resort' Democrats say a post on the US embassy website in London promotes the president's Mar-a-Lago resort. Sport Serena 'disappointed' by Nastase's 'racist' comments Serena Williams says Ilie Nastase's comments about her unborn child are "racist" and backs an International Tennis Federation investigation. Sotherton set for second Olympic bronze upgrade Britain's Kelly Sotherton is set to be upgraded to an Olympic bronze medal for the second time in five months after retrospective drug tests. Sharapova should not get wildcards, says first opponent after ban Maria Sharapova's first opponent following her 15-month doping ban questions the decision to give the Russian wildcards on the WTA Tour. Top Videos Syria refugee children 'bitten by rats' in camps The volunteers helping ambulances to get to Syria Trump calls record-breaking astronaut Peggy Whitson The land that used to belong to so-called Islamic State

Magazine Why an American went to Cuba for cancer care Judy Ingels is defying the embargo by flying to Havana for treatment. Business Wikipedia's Jimmy Wales creates news service Wikitribune Wikitribune will be written by professional journalists and edited by volunteers. General Motors loses Supreme Court appeal over car faults The decision exposes the firm to more customer lawsuits over a defect that led to recalls in 2014.   Technology Wikipedia's Jimmy Wales creates news service Wikitribune Wikitribune will be written by professional journalists and edited by volunteers. Ted 2017: Frugal scientist offers malaria tools A toy-inspired device for malaria detection that costs 20 cents is shown off at the Ted conference

Capital When happy hour isn't optional In some industries, drinking is simply standard practice for success   The rise of the micro-job The next generation of jobs won't be made up of 'professions' Culture Eerie visions of the end of the world Giant locusts, blood-red moons and epic hailstorms   The X Factor of ancient Athens How theatre taught the Greeks democracy

Earth Why we should listen to insects The sounds they make carry crucial information   Meet the woman saving Earth's penguins Dyan deNapoli, The Penguin Lady, is on a mission to help these endangered birds Future Is dairy a bad idea with a cold? The truth about milk products and that clogged-up feeling   The real story of the Apollo 13 crisis What it felt like to save a crew from certain death Travel A secret war hospital frozen in time Where doctors risked their lives to save patients   A secret tunnel to New York's best view Only a select few, like President John F Kennedy, have used this hidden passage 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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