Today's Headlines: Canada's Liberals sweep to power, Pistorius released under house arrest, Slovenia allows in stranded migrants

Canada's Liberals sweep to power

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Top News Stories Canada's Liberals sweep to power Canada's Liberal Party mounts a stunning comeback in the country's general elections and ends nine years of Conservative rule. Pistorius released under house arrest South African Olympic and Paralympic athlete Oscar Pistorius has been released under house arrest nearly one year after he was jailed for killing his girlfriend, prison officials say. India Uber driver guilty of rape A court in India finds an Uber taxi driver guilty of raping a female passenger last year in Delhi. S Koreans head to North for reunions Hundreds of South Koreans are travelling to the North for a rare reunion with family members whom they were separated from by the Korean War.   Slovenia allows in stranded migrants Slovenia says it has allowed most of the 5,000 people who were stranded in wet and muddy conditions on its border with Croatia to enter the country. Sport 'Joubert wrong to award penalty' Craig Joubert was wrong to give a penalty against Scotland in the World Cup defeat by Australia, says World Rugby. FA rejected Mourinho's English claim Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho tried to use the fact English is not his first language to defend comments about officials. FA rejected Mourinho's English claim Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho tried to use the fact English is not his first language to defend comments about officials. Top Videos VIDEO: Children trapped in 'no man's land' VIDEO: Inside Tibet: Fear and defiance VIDEO: Trudeau: 'It's time for a change' VIDEO: Deadly cost of Indonesia's burning land

Magazine Why are placebos getting more effective? Why are placebos getting more effective? Business United appoints acting chief executive United Continental has appointed an acting boss after its chief executive suffered a heart attack last week. Tata Steel set to cut hundreds of jobs Tata Steel is set to announce that 1,200 jobs will go in Scunthorpe and Lanarkshire, dealing another blow to an industry reeling from collapsing prices.   Technology 'Urgent' call for US drone register A national register of drones and their owners is urgently needed, the US transport secretary has said. Irish court hears Facebook challenge The High Court in Dublin resumes a case in which a privacy activist is trying to block Facebook's data transfers from the EU to the US. From the BBC Cultural Calendar Opening soon: Picasso's Passion for El Greco Masterpieces on display at the Picasso Museum in Barcelona from October 22nd.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

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