Today's Headlines: US signals shift in anti-IS campaign, Quake homeless 'at risk of exposure', Nasa probe to sweep over Saturn moon

US signals shift in anti-IS campaign

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Top News Stories US signals shift in anti-IS campaign The US indicates that it will step up its campaign against Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria, including through direct ground missions. Quake homeless 'at risk of exposure' Aid agencies warn of an urgent need for sheltering Afghans and Pakistanis made homeless by Monday's earthquake, with some at risk of death from exposure. Nasa probe to sweep over Saturn moon The Cassini spacecraft is set to make a final ultra-close flyby of Enceladus, the brilliant white moon of Saturn, and 'taste' the water it is spewing into space. Ivory Coast's Ouattara wins second term Ivory Coast's President Alassane Ouattara wins a second five-year term with nearly 84% of vote, electoral commission officials say.   Walgreens Boots to buy Rite Aid Global pharmacy giant Walgreens Boots Alliance agrees to buy US-based rival Rite Aid in a $17.2bn (£11.2bn) all-cash deal Sport Stoke City 1-1 Chelsea (5-4 on pens) Jose Mourinho's miserable season takes another turn for the worse as League Cup holders Chelsea are knocked out by Stoke. GB gymnasts make history at Worlds Great Britain's women gymnasts win their first ever world team final medal by claiming bronze at the World Championships. GB gymnasts make history at Worlds Great Britain's women gymnasts win their first ever world team final medal by claiming bronze at the World Championships. Top Videos VIDEO: Syrian boy who lives in an airport VIDEO: The priest who escaped IS captivity VIDEO: 'We took 10 people off the life raft' VIDEO: North Korean defector suicides high

Magazine The movies where police join in as extras Making movies with guns and knives borrowed from the police Business Apple profits up on iPhone sales Apple reported a 22% jump in sales in the three months to September, calling 2015 its "most successful ever year". Twitter results disappoint Twitter reported a rise in revenue for the three months to September, but missed analysts' expectations with slow user growth numbers.   Technology Apple profits up on iPhone sales Apple reported a 22% jump in sales in the three months to September, calling 2015 its "most successful ever year". Twitter results disappoint Twitter reported a rise in revenue for the three months to September, but missed analysts' expectations with slow user growth numbers. From the BBC Cultural Calendar Just opened: Alex Katz, This is Now The Guggenheim, Bilbao displays the American artist's large-scale works until February.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos This car wants to make you happy The autonomous Mercedes-Benz Vision Tokyo concept learns its owners tastes   Suzuki goes small In Tokyo, a miniature minivan and a pint-sized pickup Capital The lunch break of the future The restaurant with no visible staff. Midday meal, disrupted   A recipe for marital disaster? What happens when a spender marries a saver? Culture How to make our cities green Radical designs that bring nature into urban settings   Lenin statue becomes Darth Vader How a Communist-era monument got a Force-ful makeover Earth Why orangutans have strange faces To attract females, the males have odd flappy flanges   How far does light travel in 60s? The rays from your computer screen will go a long way Future About BBC Future Making you smarter every day   The bombs lurking off the UK coast If they go off, the explosion could wipe a town off the map Travel Pumpkin's surprising origin Forget lattes. Sample a treat that you won't find anywhere else   Why only some are born explorers You're either hardwired to be an explorer or you're not. Which one are you?

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