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Top News Stories France election: Macron says EU must reform or face 'Frexit' The French presidential front-runner speaks to the BBC at the start of the last week of campaigning Japan sends biggest warship to protect US supply vessel It is the first such deployment since Japan expanded the role of its military. US budget: Funding deal reached to avert shutdown The deal, which rejects key Trump goals, will keep the government running until 30 September. Eminem sues New Zealand governing party over Lose Yourself The US rapper says the National Party used a song which sounded like his award-winning Lose Yourself.   India Assam mob kills two Muslim men over 'cow theft' The men were chased and beaten with sticks by villagers who said they were trying to steal cattle. Sport Higgins leads Selby in gripping World Championship final Four-time winner John Higgins leads 2016 champion Mark Selby 10-7 after the first day of the World Championship final. 'Spurs can put psychological pressure on Chelsea' - Pochettino Tottenham's victory over Arsenal means they can "put psychological pressure" on Chelsea, says manager Mauricio Pochettino. 'Not perfect' Joshua plans to keep feet on the ground WBA and IBF world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua says he is "not perfect" and is looking at improving his weaknesses following his defeat of Wladimir Klitschko. Top Videos Emmanuel Macron says EU must reform or face Frexit Inside the Iraqi Christian ghost town Black but beautiful? 'It's not a compliment' Venezuela: 'I'm fighting for my country'

Magazine Wives wanted in the Faroe Islands There's a shortage of women in the Faroe Islands. So men are increasingly seeking wives from Thailand and the Philippines. Business US budget: Funding deal reached to avert shutdown The deal, which rejects key Trump goals, will keep the government running until 30 September. South Korea shrugs off tension with sharp rise in exports Despite regional and political tension South Korea's exports are growing at the fastest rate in six years.   Technology Turkish authorities block Wikipedia without giving reason The online encyclopaedia is inaccessible under an official order, but no reason for this is given. Privacy issues help end NSA spying programme Technical problems and privacy issues are making the NSA end one controversial spying effort

Capital Why you shouldn't 'be yourself' at work The case for holding back   Why talking to yourself makes sense A London dentist's business was failing until he had a few words with himself Culture The creatures that haunt our thoughts Why the spider crawls across the cultural imagination   Can Guardians Vol 2 match the original? Critic Caryn James on the sequel to Marvel's cosmic smash

Earth Why doing a poo always takes 12 seconds The time is almost the same for elephants and people   The fish that flee from dolphins In desperation they bury themselves in sand Future The woman with a strange 'second sight' Her stroke gave her an extraordinary sense   The totally unique parts of your body Everyone knows about fingerprints – but what else? Travel An ancient path uniting the Middle East A 321km walking trail unites communities separated by walls and checkpoints   The oil that costs a small fortune 'We give the oil as a gift but we charge for emotions, feelings and culture' 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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