Today's Headlines: Trump: Mexico will pay for wall '100%', Brazil's president removed from office, Premier League spending hits £1.165bn

Trump: Mexico will pay for wall, '100%'

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Top News Stories Trump: Mexico will pay for wall, '100%' US Republican candidate Donald Trump insists Mexico will pay for a border wall, in a key speech reaffirming his tough stance on immigration. Brazil's president removed from office Brazil's Senate removes President Dilma Rousseff from office for manipulating the budget, with Michel Temer sworn in as her successor. Premier League spending hits £1.165bn Premier League clubs spend more than £155m on transfer deadline day as the summer window outlay reaches a record £1.165bn. Violence in Gabon after disputed result Gabonese security forces attack the opposition party HQ after protesters set the parliament on fire following a disputed election result.   Israel 'approves 464 settlement homes' Israel has approved the construction of 285 new homes at settlements in the West Bank and legalised retroactively 179 existing homes, a watchdog says. Stories from India Delhi 'sex tape' minister removed A minister of the state government in the Indian capital, Delhi, is removed after the emergence of what appears to be a sex tape. India offers residency to rich foreigners India says it will grant residency to foreigners who make a substantial economic contribution to the country, as part of a plan to attract more foreign investment. Tips for Indian politicians who tell women what to wear The BBC's Geeta Pandey in Delhi collects some tips for politicians after a minister says women tourists should avoid wearing skirts.

From the BBC Cultural Calendar Now on: Bhagvata Goshti Religion explored through art and the decorative arts is the subject of an exhibition at the CSMVS, Mumbai, until 31 December.    Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.   Top Videos Dolls and diplomacy at the G20 Stuntman rides unicycle on massive chimney in Romania. '10,000 migrants saved off Libya coast' - Italy coastguard Had its chips? The traditional British fish van in France Magazine Smack in the suburbs Avon Lake is an upmarket suburb of a US city - but opiate addiction is tearing apart the fabric of the neighbourhood. Sport Transfer deadline day: Premier League spending reaches £1.165bn Premier League clubs spend more than £155m on transfer deadline day as the summer window outlay reaches a record £1.165bn. Chelsea re-sign £34m Luiz & add £23m Alonso Chelsea re-sign Brazil defender David Luiz for a fee of around £34m from Paris St-Germain. Moussa Sissoko: Tottenham pip Everton to £30m midfielder Tottenham sign Moussa Sissoko from Newcastle for £30m, beating rival interest from Everton.

Business Australia sues Volkswagen over emissions Australia is suing the local unit of Volkswagen for allegedly misleading customers by selling modified vehicles that covered up emissions fraud. Eurozone inflation remains weak The eurozone's inflation rate remained unchanged at 0.2% in August, still well below the European Central Bank's target.   Technology Tablet makes copy of paper notes Lenovo unveils an unusual tablet that detects handwriting on a notepad placed above. VIDEO: Zuckerberg visits Africa for first time Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg tells the BBC he is sticking with his controversial Free Basics scheme during a trip to Nigeria.

Autos A brief history of the road-trip game From 20 Questions to Nintendo, how back-seaters have kept themselves amused   Driverless taxis' human problem How can autonomous cabs encourage people to be good passengers? Capital Finding a job - on Facebook? Social media is a powerful tool – but could it be used to discriminate?   Why paranoia is actually good for you You're right to be worried Culture The strangest storytellers in fiction From Death to an unborn child   The mysterious power of the pyramid A striking image that dominates art Earth Unravelling Pluto's secrets The dwarf planet is changing our understanding of the Solar System   Dog has identical twin puppies Identical twin dogs have never been seen before Future Does being rich make you mean? Money may warp your mind – but not in the ways you expect   The surprising advantages of being shy There are some real perks to being a wallflower Travel Where villages are built into cliffs The truth behind Colorado's abandoned cliff dwellings   Hong Kong's secret night meal Hong Kongers revere food so much that they've created a little-known fourth meal

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