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Top News Stories Hacked Wiggins and Froome files released The stolen medical records of British cyclists Chris Froome and Sir Bradley Wiggins are released by alleged Russian hackers. No serious Brexit talks 'for 12 months' Substantive Brexit talks between the UK and EU are unlikely to start much before the end of 2017, a former European Council president tells the BBC. Campus dorm rape accused turns himself in A University of North Carolina college footballer who is accused of raping a female student on Valentine's Day has turned himself in. Clinton 'healthy and fit', says doctor Hillary Clinton is "healthy and fit to serve" as US president, says her doctor, as her campaign releases updated medical information.   Typhoon Meranti slams into China Powerful Typhoon Meranti hits south-east China after killing one person in Taiwan and leaving more than half a million homes without power. Stories from India Can India really halve its road deaths? India has some of the world's most dangerous roads, but the government insists it can cut deaths on them by 50%. Why Delhi is gripped by chikungunya fears India's capital is battling one of its worst outbreaks of the mosquito-borne chikungunya virus - with more than 1,000 cases reported across the city. VIDEO: 'Don't leave our baby in Indian orphanage' A British couple whose surrogate daughter was born in India may have to leave her in a Mumbai orphanage because of UK government delays in processing her passport.

From the BBC Cultural Calendar Now on: Pablo Bartholomew The award-winning photographer shows his work at the Nature Morte gallery in New Delhi, until 24 September.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.   Top Videos Shot in the spine amid Syria ceasefire Student accuses athlete of rape Rio 2016: Malawi's first and only Paralympian 'Super Trump' lands in Times Square Magazine VIDEO: The love story that shocked the world In 1948, an African prince, Seretse Khama, married a white middle-class clerk in the UK provoking shock in Britain and Africa. Sport Wiggins and Froome medical records released by 'Russian hackers' The stolen medical records of British cyclists Chris Froome and Sir Bradley Wiggins are released by alleged Russian hackers. Leicester stun Brugge to win first Champions League game Leicester City celebrate their first ever Champions League match by romping to victory away to Belgium's Club Brugge. Aguero hat-trick helps Man City to comfortable win Sergio Aguero fires a hat-trick as Manchester City produce a dominant display against Borussia Monchengladbach.

Business Singapore Airlines to hand back A380 Singapore Airlines decides not to keep the first A380 it leased, delivering a fresh setback for Airbus' super-jumbo plane. EU plans free wi-fi for everyone The president of the European Commission seeks to offer the public free wi-fi in parks and public buildings.   Technology Amazon brings Echo speakers to UK Amazon says its voice-controlled speakers will become available in the UK and Germany this autumn. Hack attacks seek net 'off switch' Unidentified hackers are carrying out a campaign to find out how to take down the net, warns a security expert.

Autos Cab drivers' Friday evening nightmare Tipsy, sick passengers cost cabbies money — and possibly their health   The secrets to driving in a storm Experts offer tips for navigating weather events of biblical proportions Capital Making a million in four months How one man's get-rich-quick scheme led him on a meditative journey   Why 'office rage' is on the rise Appetite for destruction? Take a deep breath and book in here Culture Does Natalie Portman soar as Jackie? Capturing the former First Lady on film is a challenge, writes our critic   Will these new films become classics? In our final Toronto Film Festival video chat, we share what we liked the most Earth The man who gave himself away His research cost him his life   See evolution happen before your eyes A new video shows bacteria becoming superbugs Future Five ways to encourage generosity The myths and truths of charitable giving   The benefits of having a babyface Why we're hardwired to help the cute Travel What can Albania teach us about trust? While other countries close their borders, Albania harbours those in need   The treacherous road with 318 turns Some say it's one of the best driving roads in the world

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