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Top News Stories Clinton diagnosed with pneumonia US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has been treated for pneumonia, her doctor discloses, and a campaign trip to California is cancelled. N Korea 'ready for another nuclear test' South Korean officials warn the North could conduct another underground nuclear test at any time, after its fifth and largest test on Friday. Wawrinka stuns Djokovic to win US Open Switzerland's Stan Wawrinka beats world number one Novak Djokovic to win his first US Open and third Grand Slam title. Belgian Paralympian 'not ready' to die Belgian Paralympian Marieke Vervoort, who suffers from an incurable degenerative muscle disease, says she will choose euthanasia, but not yet.   France foiling terror plots 'daily' The French prime minister says the country's security services are foiling terror plots "every day" as a teenage boy is arrested in Paris. Stories from India 'Militants' killed in Kashmir clashes Seven suspected militants are killed in two separate gun battles with security forces in Indian-administered Kashmir, authorities say. Vaccine brings new hope to India's largest leprosy colony With nearly 60% of all new leprosy cases being recorded in India, the government begins an intensive programme to eliminate the dreaded disease. 'Lovers' held in India over husband death A British woman is accused by police in India of colluding with her alleged lover in the murder of her husband.

From the BBC Cultural Calendar Now on: Siji Krishnan Delicate watercolours by the Kerala-born artist are on display at Mumbai's Galerie Mirchandani & Steinruecke until 7 October.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.   Top Videos CEO Secrets: Indiegogo co-founder reveals her business advice Rio crowds: 'I skipped school to be here' Hillary Clinton 'stumbles' at 9/11 event Cat rescued from rubble 16 days after Italy quake Magazine Sneaking a taste of North Korea's finest beer North Korea has just held its first ever beer festival - but how does its brews compare with what's south of the border? Sport US Open 2016: Stan Wawrinka stuns Novak Djokovic to win final Switzerland's Stan Wawrinka beats world number one Novak Djokovic to win his first US Open and third Grand Slam title. Rio Paralympics 2016: GB take medal total to 56 after eight golds on day four Richard Whitehead, Beth Firth and Jo Butterfield win gold as ParalympicsGB pick up 21 medals on day four of the Rio Games, taking their tally to 56. England's Morgan & Hales will not tour Bangladesh England one-day captain Eoin Morgan and batsman Alex Hales choose not to tour Bangladesh in October because of security concerns.

Business Work permits 'among Brexit options' The home secretary says a work permit system is one of the options being considered to control immigration from the EU and accepts Britons may face travel restrictions. Business Live: Mon 12 Sept News, views and analysis from the world of business.   Technology Tesla update seeks better safety Tesla boss Elon Musk announces several safety updates to its controversial self-driving technology, Autopilot. World's first 'bionic Olympics' gears up Competitors prepare for a contest involving electronic arms and robotic exoskeletons.

Autos Can a sporting saloon be sensible? The new Porsche Panamera 4 E-Hybrid can reach 173mph, yet it returns 113mpg   Can Poland build the next 'it' car? A pod-car and a radical saloon illuminate the Polish motor industry's big plans Capital How to land the perfect starter job Internships give you a foot in the door. Getting the right one matters   The curse of flexible work You can come and go as you please, but you still feel guilty. Here's why Culture The romance that divided a nation Prepare to hear more about A United Kingdom on Oscars night   Anne Hathaway's crazy new monster movie Colossal has an audacious premise – but is it any good? Earth Guess the animal from its eyes You will need beady eyes to get these right   Are jellyfish taking over the ocean? The truth is not what you've been told Future Why you feel busy all the time Overwhelmed? It's not why you think   The data that tastes delicious How ingredients can help make sense of stats Travel What's free in your country? From water to advice, things that are free in some places often cost in others   The largest nature reserve on Earth A spiritual homecoming to a tiny slip of land in the very centre of the Pacific

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