Today's Headlines: Migrant welcome centres to be boosted, Four dead as whale boat sinks, Presidential run-off looms in Argentina

Migrant welcome centres to be boosted

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Top News Stories Migrant welcome centres to be boosted Another 100,000 spaces in refugee welcome centres will be created under a deal agreed by European leaders at an emergency summit in Brussels. Presidential run-off looms in Argentina Argentina faces a run-off election next month after neither presidential candidate gained enough votes to win outright. Five dead as whale boat sinks A whale-watching boat with 27 people on board sinks off the coast of British Columbia in Canada, killing at least five people, emergency bodies say. Scores injured in HK ferry incident At least 124 people are injured when a high-speed ferry from Macau to Hong Kong hits an object in the water and loses power.   Poland conservatives win election Poland's conservative Law and Justice party convincingly wins Sunday's general election, with Prime Minister Ewa Kopacz conceding defeat. Sport Pakistan v England Live text and TMS commentary as England look to bat through the final day to save the second Test against Pakistan in Dubai. Australia win but Pumas triumph too Australia may be through to the World Cup final but Argentina can celebrate after a dazzling display in defeat, writes Tom Fordyce. Australia win but Pumas triumph too Australia may be through to the World Cup final but Argentina can celebrate after a dazzling display in defeat, writes Tom Fordyce. Top Videos VIDEO: People smuggler: I'm doing a good job VIDEO: Turkey president's hope for legacy VIDEO: Iraq 'hostage rescue' footage released VIDEO: The art that led to modern Japan

Magazine Raped, pregnant and afraid of being jailed Where victims of rape risk getting sent to prison Business Asia shares up on China hopes Shares in Asia are largely expected to sit in positive territory on Monday after Beijing cut its one-year benchmark interest rate by 0.25% to 4.35%. China cuts key interest rate to 4.35% China cuts its one-year benchmark interest rate by 0.25 percentage points to 4.35%, the central bank announces.   Technology Facebook makes public posts searchable Social network Facebook has indexed billions of posts made by its members to make them easier to find by searching. Why do companies keep getting hacked? TalkTalk is investigating a third data breach on its network but is it alone in being hit again and again by cyber attackers? 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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