Today's Headlines: Colombia peace 'will boost the economy', China slowdown 'biggest economic risk', US golfer Arnold Palmer dies at 87

Colombia peace 'will boost the economy'

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Top News Stories Colombia peace 'will boost the economy' Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos tells the BBC a peace deal he will sign with Farc rebels will boost economic growth and rebuild the country. China slowdown 'biggest economic risk' China's economic slowdown is faster than official figures suggest, former International Monetary Fund chief economist Ken Rogoff tells the BBC. US golfer Arnold Palmer dies at 87 US golfer Arnold Palmer, widely regarded as one of the greatest players in the sport's history, has died at the age of 87. US accuses Russia of Aleppo 'barbarism' The US ambassador to the UN accuses Russia of "barbarism" over the bombing of the Syrian city of Aleppo.   France's Hollande set for Calais visit French President Francois Hollande is to visit the port of Calais, days after setting out his plans to close the "Jungle" migrant camp there. Stories from India Why India's commercial space programme is thriving Monday's successful launch of eight satellites into space proves India's commercial space programme is booming, writes Yogita Limaye. Raped comic 'super hero' returns in new role The hugely popular Priya Shakti, a raped comic "super hero", returns in a new role to liberate acid attack survivors, writes the BBC's Geeta Pandey in Delhi. India to ratify Paris climate deal India, one of the world's largest greenhouse gas emitters, will ratify the Paris global climate agreement pact next month, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said

From the BBC Cultural Calendar On now: Speculations from the Field Multi-media work by artist Rohini Devasher is on display at the Dr Bhau Daji Lad Mumbai City Museum, until 4 October.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.   Top Videos Colombian President: 'Last armed conflict in western hemisphere' No royal high five for PM Trudeau Venetians try to block cruise ships Pangolin: The most trafficked mammal in the world Magazine Inside France's 'boot camp' for wavering radicals France is planning a string rehabilitation centres to combat extremism. But the first to open is already proving controversial. Sport US golf legend Arnold Palmer dies at 87 US golfer Arnold Palmer, widely regarded as one of the greatest players in the sport's history, has died at the age of 87. Tour Championship: Rory McIlroy wins title in Atlanta to claim FedEx Cup Rory McIlroy wins a three-way play-off at the Tour Championship to claim the FedEx Cup and £8.85m in prize money. Tyson Fury: Eddie Hearn does not think heavyweight champion will fight again Promoter Eddie Hearn does not think Tyson Fury will return to the ring after pulling out of his rematch with Wladimir Klitschko.

Business China slowdown 'biggest economic risk' China's economic slowdown is faster than official figures suggest, former International Monetary Fund chief economist Ken Rogoff tells the BBC. Opec set for fresh oil price talks The Opec oil producers group will make another attempt this week to reverse a more than two-year slump in crude prices, says Algeria's energy minister.   Technology Meeting Israel's master phone crackers A company that helps the police access data on the mobile phones of suspected criminals tells the BBC that it can penetrate just about any modern smartphone. Snapchat launches sunglasses with camera Messaging app firm Snapchat announces Spectacles, a pair of sunglasses with built-in cameras.

Autos Is this the world's most beautiful car? Aston Martin set out to do one thing really well, and with the DB11, it has   A fast farewell to an Aussie hellraiser Top Gear drives the 544-horsepower Vauxhall VXR8 Maloo ute Capital Being offline is overrated Why it's harmful to tell everyone to unplug and log off   A smokin' hot collection worth $5.6m Meet the collectors lit up by cigar collecting Culture See the full force of a thunderstorm What links the ISS and JMW Turner?   Where does Canada's accent come from? The way Canadian English is pronounced is a product of unique forces Earth Hong Kong's secret green spaces It is not just a cluster of skyscrapers   The strange 'monolith' on Mars's moon What is this building-sized rock on Phobos? Future The genius who grows tiny brains We can now build human brains in the laboratory   What if aliens are AI? Cosmic life may not be organic Travel Where the white rhino safely roams This man risks his life each day to protect Africa's most threatened wildlife   A world famous backyard party 'One of the seven wonders of the blues music world'

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