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Leaders laud Peres at Jerusalem funeral

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Top News Stories Leaders laud Peres at Jerusalem funeral World leaders extol the life and legacy of former Israeli leader Shimon Peres, one of the country's founding fathers, at his state funeral in Jerusalem. Duterte compares drug war to Holocaust Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte compares his anti-drug campaign to the Holocaust, saying he would be happy to kill as many drug addicts as Hitler did Jews. Stolen Van Gogh paintings found in Italy Italian police recover from the Naples mafia two Van Gogh paintings stolen in a 2002 raid on an Amsterdam museum. Rosetta probe set for comet collision The audacious Rosetta mission has been commanded to end its investigation of Comet 67P by crashing into the 4km-wide ball of ice and dust.   Live: Rosetta ends its mission Europe's Rosetta mission comes to an end as the spacecraft crashes into the comet it has been studying. Stories from India Viewpoint: Border 'strikes' will not trigger an India-Pakistan war India's 'strikes' in Kashmir was limited in scope, firepower and duration, and is not likely to escalate into a full-blown conflict, argues analyst Sumit Ganguly. Indian villagers flee after 'strikes' Indian villagers living close to the border with Pakistan are fleeing, one day after India said it launched strikes targeting militants in Kashmir. The human and animal costs of India's unregulated coal industry Photographer Subrata Biswas documents the fallout of India's dependence on coal to meet its energy requirements.

From the BBC Cultural Calendar Last chance to see: Siji Krishnan Watercolours by the Kerala-born artist are on display at the Galerie Mirchandani & Steinruecke, Mumbai, until 7 October.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.   Top Videos Raffaele Sollecito 'wants to rebuild image' Witnesses relive US train crash horror How do you stop an ice grotto melting? Rosetta spacecraft's crash landing explained Magazine The man who photographed a little-pictured war As Colombians decide whether to accept a ceasefire with the Farc, a look at the work of photographer Jesus Abad Colorado Lopez. Sport Rose & Stenson to face Spieth & Reed in Ryder Cup foursomes Justin Rose and Henrik Stenson are sent out first for Europe as they bid to win a fourth successive Ryder Cup against the United States. Hamilton on top in Malaysia after Magnussen's bizarre pit fire Lewis Hamilton is in convincing form during Malaysian Grand Prix practice, as Renault's Kevin Magnussen suffers a bizarre pit fire. Arsene Wenger: Arsenal manager open to England role 'one day' Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says he would be open to managing England in the future but his current focus is with the Gunners.

Business Finances strong, says Deutsche Bank boss After troubled Deutsche Bank's shares hit another record low, the chief executive sends an email to reassure staff that the bank's finances are strong. Nissan boss warns on UK investment The boss of Nissan warns that Brexit uncertainty and possible tariffs could damage investment in the UK's biggest car factory.   Technology Piracy fighters battle Kodi 'epidemic' Tackling the use of Kodi and other set-top boxes to stream subscription video for free is now the top priority for rights holders, a report says. Army of webcams used in net attacks A web attack that hit a hosting company with one terabit of data is possibly the largest ever seen and it used a network of smart devices such as webcams.

Autos The Paris motor show in 90 seconds Take a whirlwind tour of the top cars from the 2016 Mondial de l'Automobile   Ride this escalator all the way to work In hilly Hong Kong, department store mainstays become a go-to transit system Capital Where are all the expat women? The reasons fewer women are offered overseas assignments aren't so pretty   Why cash is a dirty word here We try to use only bills and coins in this city — and fail. Is your town next? Culture The world's quirkiest phrases Translators from across the globe choose their favourite expressions   Is this the age of the bum? A history of our fascination with the derrière Earth This amazing planet: September 2016 Amazing things from our planet in September 2016   Why dragons might exist one day In theory at least, there are ways to do it Future The hidden forces shaping your IQ Experience can alter your intelligence in mysterious ways   Why we crave cheese, bacon and ketchup There's a good reason why we find some foods so addictive Travel India's Scandinavian secret Tranquebar has something perhaps no other erstwhile Indian colony does   The Europeans who chose mystical Islam In a world of fear and prejudice, they preach love, tolerance and understanding

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