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Top News Stories Egyptian forces kill Mexican tourists Egyptian security forces mistakenly kill 12 people, including Mexican tourists, during an anti-terror operation, the interior ministry says. Ending Syria war 'key to migrant crisis' Ending the conflict in Syria and Iraq is key to solving the migrant crisis facing Europe, a senior US official tells the BBC. Next two years hottest, says Met Office The next two years could be the hottest on record globally, according to research carried out by the UK's Met Office. Abbott to face leadership challenge Australian PM Tony Abbott is challenged for his job by senior cabinet minister Malcolm Turnbull, who says Australia needs "a new style of leadership".   Afghan Taliban storm Ghazni prison Taliban militants storm a jail in Ghazni, central Afghanistan, killing at least four police officers and freeing more than 350 prisoners. Sport Djokovic beats Federer in US final Serbia's Novak Djokovic beats Roger Federer in four dramatic sets to win his second US Open and 10th Grand Slam title. Aussies crush England to win series England slump to 138 all out to hand Australia an eight-wicket win and a series victory in the deciding ODI at Old Trafford. Leicester City 3-2 Aston Villa Unbeaten Leicester City produce a second-half comeback to recover from 2-0 down to beat Aston Villa. Top Videos VIDEO: India train derailment victim named VIDEO: 'We said we were going on a picnic' VIDEO: The Chinese diplomat who saved WW2 Jews VIDEO: WWE wrestler's Indian homecoming

Magazine Can eating more than six bananas at once kill you? It's sometimes said that eating a lot of of bananas at once could be dangerous - it has even been suggest that eating more than six in one sitting could kill you. Can this be true? Business Chinese shares lead Asia lower Mainland Chinese shares leads the region lower as a raft of government data pointed to more signs of weakness in the economy. New signs of China economic slowdown Growth in China's investment and factory output in August has come in below forecasts, in a further indication that the world's second-largest economy is losing steam.   Technology Ashley Madison passwords cracked More than 11 million encrypted passwords stolen from Ashley Madison have been decoded by a group of amateur hackers. Germans chide Facebook over race hate A top German MP releases a video urging Facebook to remove hate messages from trolls who attack migrants.

Autos Bond's DB10 sends a message Gratuitous hooliganism from Aston Martin   The single-minded sports car Honda's '2&4' roadster skips the non-essentials – including your passenger Capital Swap long hours for less pay? Some jobs follow you home. Others end when you clock out. How do you decide?   The good life for less than $1,000 Could you live a happier life on a lower income? Culture Tom Hiddleston goes country Our critic's take on the Hank Williams biopic I Saw the Light   Does The Martian get lost in space? Our critic reviews the Matt Damon blockbuster

Future Ask us anything! Voting is open Put your question to BBC Future   Simple tricks to influence people Our top tips to changes people's decisions Travel Europe's surprising dive hotspot War wrecks lurk beneath these tranquil seas   The world's best place to see stars A unique island is home to several natural wonders

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