Today's Headlines: EU tries to resolve migrant quota row, Pakistan delays hanging paraplegic man, Burkina Faso army reaches capital

Scott Walker out of presidential race

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Top News Stories Scott Walker out of presidential race Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker decides to end his campaign for US president amid dwindling contributions and plummeting poll numbers. US drug company defends huge price rise The head of a US pharmaceutical company defends a decision to raise the price of a 62-year-old medication used by Aids patients by over 5,000%. EU tries to resolve migrant quota row EU ministers are to try to resolve a dispute about how to relocate more than 100,000 migrants who have arrived on European shores. Burkina Faso army reaches capital Burkina Faso's army reaches the capital Ouagadougou to seek the surrender of the presidential guard who staged a coup last Thursday   US peanut boss jailed over salmonella The former owner of a US peanut company is given a 28-year prison sentence for his role in a salmonella outbreak linked to nine deaths. Sport 'I only had four world class players' Former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson discusses his best players, his European regret and the Cuban missile crisis. Sampson: England not clinical enough England women's boss Mark Sampson says his side must be more clinical despite an 8-0 Euro 2017 qualifying win over Estonia. British F1 track intruder charged British national Yogvitam Pravin Dhokia is charged after walking on the track during Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix. Top Videos VIDEO: Croatia 'can't stop people arriving' VIDEO: 'I'm helping to clear the field' VIDEO: Why Afghans are leaving the country VIDEO: Yemen rebels free foreign hostages

Magazine Inside the Islamic State kidnap machine Kidnapping has generated millions for Islamic State and has acted as a powerful propaganda tool - Omar Al-Maqdud met some of the people who have been involved in abductions in Syria. Business VW emissions probe spreads to Asia South Korea will start an investigation into Volkswagen's diesel cars after the automaker admitted to rigging emissions tests in the US. US drug company defends huge price rise The head of a US pharmaceutical company defends a decision to raise the price of a 62-year-old medication used by Aids patients by over 5,000%.   Technology Apple's App store infected in China Apple says it is taking steps to remove a malicious software added to dozens of apps commonly used by owners of iPhones and iPads in China. Skype back online after net problems A problem with Skype's status system has been fixed, after many people were unable to use the service.

From the BBC Cultural Calendar Starting this week: Vancouver Film Festival Vancouver hosts its film festival from September 24th to October 9th.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.   Autos Sports car for a crumbling future The infrastructure is deteriorating, and Nissan is ready   Driven: Mercedes-AMG's 563hp 'tank' The G63 '463 Edition' is 'like nothing else on Earth' Capital A truly robot-proof job? There's at least one place machines will probably never replace humans   Double the trouble? The secret to saving — and affording — university costs for two kids at once Culture Weird is wonderful at fashion week An anarchic mood at the London shows   How cats won the internet The secrets of feline success Future The world's hidden oil stockpiles Why millions of barrels sit unused underground   Is another human living inside you? Your body may be a fusion of two people Travel Vietnam's prison-island paradise No touts, no traffic, no tourists – and little to do beyond relax   California's roads less travelled A detour uncovers flower fields, wild horses and epic views

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