Today's Headlines: France concern over Russia's Syria role, Nine dead in US college shooting, Fierce clashes for control of Kunduz

France concern over Russia's Syria role

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Top News Stories France concern over Russia's Syria role The French and Russian presidents prepare for talks on Friday, amid fears Russia is carrying out "indiscriminate" air strikes on Syrian militants. Nine dead in US college shooting Nine people at a college in Oregon have been shot dead by a 26-year-old gunman who was later killed in a police shootout. Fierce clashes for control of Kunduz Fierce fighting continues between Afghan forces and the Taliban in Kunduz, despite the Afghanistan government's claims it has regained control of key areas. Eleven dead in Afghan Hercules crash At least 11 people die, including six US troops, after a US C-130 Hercules aircraft crashes at an airport in Afghanistan, the US military confirms.   CIA pulls staff from China after hack The CIA withdraws staff from the US embassy in Beijing, fearing data stolen from government computers could expose its agents. Sport Wales spent after Fiji - Warburton Wales captain Sam Warburton says the 23-13 World Cup win over Fiji was one of the hardest games of his career. Liverpool 1-1 FC Sion Liverpool continue a stuttering start to their Europa League campaign by drawing with FC Sion at Anfield. Liverpool 1-1 FC Sion Liverpool continue a stuttering start to their Europa League campaign by drawing with FC Sion at Anfield. Top Videos VIDEO: Aftermath of Russia's Syria strikes VIDEO: 'The suspect is down' VIDEO: Can NLD win over Myanmar's minorities? VIDEO: Fahmy: Canadian PM 'let me down'

Magazine Benjamin Britten's 'lost' Malaysian anthem The British composer Benjamin Britten once wrote Malaysia a national anthem - only for it to be rejected in favour of a cabaret tune. Did the country make a terrible mistake? Business T-Mobile US customer data stolen Hackers target credit agency Experian to steal the personal information of about 15 million T-Mobile customers and applicants for contracts in the US. EU probes TVs over energy test scores The European Commission says it will follow up evidence that Samsung and another TV-maker use software that alters their screens' power use during tests.   Technology T-Mobile US customer data stolen Hackers target credit agency Experian to steal the personal information of about 15 million T-Mobile customers and applicants for contracts in the US. EU probes TVs over energy test scores The European Commission says it will follow up evidence that Samsung and another TV-maker use software that alters their screens' power use during tests. From the BBC Cultural Calendar Colour Unleashed The Dutch and Belgian painting boom of the late 19th and early 20th Century is showcased at the Gemeente Museum in the Hague.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos Honda's three-wheeled hybrid future Radical gasoline-electric Neowing may preview the next Gold Wing motorbike   Inside Britain's new war machine The Ajax tank succeeds the British Army's long-serving FV107 Scimitar Capital Is there a magic success formula? What if there were a checklist for success? Maybe there is   The death of tipping? The sharing economy has turned tipping on its head—and not everyone is happy Culture Bond: Product placement too far? When a sip of beer costs $45 million   The photos that made Dean a star How a Life essay created an icon Earth The birds that fear death Crows will gather around their dead. And the reasons why are intriguing   The dog trained to help save mice Training a dog to detect harvest mice is a novel approach to conservation Future Why pain feels good We're the only species to seek out agony – what's the reason?   The magic that makes custard How eggs, milk and gentle heat create magic Travel A one-way trip lasted seven years How one woman opted out of the rat race and began a life of travel   A ride to remember 25 years Where the joys of cycling combine with the intrigue of modern history

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