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Top News Stories China's 'Black Monday' woes continue Chinese stocks have fallen 4%, a day after the worst plunge since 2007 saw global markets fall on concerns that its growth could be slowing. Chinese shares slump As it happens: The latest news, views and analysis from BBC Business and beyond. Deal agreed to reduce Korea tensions South Korea halts cross-border propaganda broadcasts as part of a deal with North Korea to defuse tension after recent confrontations. Carbon credits 'like printing money' The vast majority of carbon credits generated by Russia and Ukraine do not represent cuts in emissions, according to a new study. Illegal migrant workers 'face jail' People who work illegally in England and Wales face up to six months in prison, under proposals to be included in the forthcoming Immigration Bill. Sport IndyCar star Wilson dies after crash Ex-F1 driver Justin Wilson has died in the United States after suffering a head injury during an IndyCar race. Arsenal 0-0 Liverpool Arsenal keeper Petr Cech pulls off two crucial saves to help his side earn a draw against Liverpool in an enthralling game. I am clean, says Fifa chief Blatter Fifa president Sepp Blatter tells the BBC in an exclusive interview that he is an honest man amid corruption investigations. Top Videos VIDEO: How China slowed global markets VIDEO: 'War against people smugglers' VIDEO: Fifa is not corrupt - Blatter VIDEO: Hungary's fence to keep the migrants out

Magazine The Hurricane Station The radio station not even Katrina could silence Business China's 'Black Monday' woes continue Chinese stocks have fallen 4%, a day after the worst plunge since 2007 saw global markets fall on concerns that its growth could be slowing. US stocks drop for fifth day in a row Wall Street falls for a fifth consecutive trading session amid a dramatic global sell-off as fears over China's slowing economy intensify. Technology 'Suicides' over Ashley Madison hack Two individuals associated with the leak of Ashley Madison customer details are reported to have taken their lives, police in Canada say. 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.

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Earth What is the Universe made of? 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 What's wrong with self-driving cars Why learning not to drive is harder than it sounds   Inside the mind of a mazemaker The man behind 700 confounding designs Travel India's Jungle Book forest Explore the reserve where Shere Khan still roams   The soundtrack of the recovery Ten years after Katrina, the New Orleans soundtrack is stronger than ever

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