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Top News Stories China shares up amid volatile trade Chinese shares rose 3% amid volatile trade as investors gauge the effect of the central bank cutting interest rates. Syria 'confident' of allies' support Syrian President Bashar al-Assad says he is confident of continuing support from Iran and Russia amid a fresh push to resolve the country's war. Trump renews feud with Megyn Kelly Head of Fox News demands an apology after Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump revives his feud with host Megyn Kelly. France train attack 'was well prepared' The foiled attack by a heavily armed man on a train in France last week was premeditated, a French prosecutor says, as the suspect is formally charged. UN threatens action on South Sudan The UN threatens action unless South Sudan's President Salva Kiir signs a peace deal on Wednesday to end months of conflict with rebels. Sport Farah into 5,000m final after scare Britain's Mo Farah is almost pushed over on the final bend of his 5,000m heat but qualifies for the World Championships final. Malmo 2-0 Celtic (agg 4-3) Celtic exit the Champions League at the play-off stage as Malmo overturn a first-leg deficit to claim an aggregate win. Five Spanish teams in Champions League Spain have a record five teams in the Champions League group stages after Valencia overcame Monaco in a qualifying play-off. Top Videos VIDEO: Journalist kicked out of Trump event VIDEO: Waiting for a bus to the EU border VIDEO: Could you live on $13.50 a month? VIDEO: The Tanzanian women who marry women

Magazine How many national anthems are plagiarised? How many national anthems are plagiarised? Business China shares up amid volatile trade Chinese shares rose 3% amid volatile trade as investors gauge the effect of the central bank cutting interest rates. US stocks fall as rally peters out Wall Street shares close lower again after a sharp rally fizzles out in the last hour of trading. Technology Samsung responds to 'stylus flaw' Some early adopters of a new Samsung phone have said the device's stylus can damage the phone when inserted upside down. Low-cost robot hand wins Dyson prize A budget-priced 3D-printed robotic hand for amputees is the UK winner of 2015's James Dyson Award for engineering design.

Autos Meet Germany's grandest droptop Six things we know about the Mercedes-Benz S-Class Cabriolet   Can you trust an autonomous car? In the driverless age, Stewart will teach humans to relax and enjoy the ride Capital How to beat bad office culture The people who have the power to tackle a rotten work environment   The world's VIP shoppers Some of Europe's most influential customers are not who you think. Culture The sex scene nobody wants to see? One of the movies' last taboos   The five greatest arcade videogames Is Donkey Kong the best? Or Galaga? The owner of a 'videogame museum' decides.

Earth What holds the Universe together? We only know about a small fraction of the matter in the Universe. The rest is a mysterious substance known only as dark matter   Can apes really talk like humans? Apparently a gorilla is on the cusp of learning to talk. BBC Earth's Melissa Hogenboom looks at the evidence Future Secrets of a master watchmaker The ultimate in 'wearable tech' is mechanical   Britain's plan for Nazi spaceships How a Briton could have been the first in space Travel The forest where tigers rule Explore the reserve where The Jungle Book was set   The soundtrack of the recovery Ten years after Katrina, the New Orleans soundtrack is stronger than ever

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