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Trump makes ferocious attack on Clintons

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Top News Stories Trump makes ferocious attack on Clintons Donald Trump defends his obscene remarks about groping women by launching a blistering attack against Hillary Clinton and her husband. Who won the debate? We were promised a nuclear war between the candidates over allegations of sexual impropriety, and it didn't take long for it to blow up. VIDEO: Sex, lies and videotape at debate Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton threw deeply personal insults at each other in a brutal presidential debate. Here are the highs and lows. German police detain terror suspect German police arrest Jaber al-Bakr, who had been on the run after officers found explosives in his apartment.   Samsung 'pauses Note 7 production' Smartphone giant Samsung has reportedly paused production of its Note 7 phone amid claims that replacement devices still have critical battery issues. Stories from India India and the scourge of 'terrorist pigeons' Satirist Shovon Chowdhury gives his take on the arrest and interrogation of "terrorist pigeons" in India. Bollywood actor forced out of Hindu play A right-wing political party forces Bollywood actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui to cancel his participation in a Hindu festival "because he is a Muslim". Why ailing leader has Indian state on edge India's Tamil Nadu state is awash with rumours about the health of Chief Minister Jayaram Jayalalitha, who is in hospital, reports TS Sudhir.

From the BBC Cultural Calendar On now: Bhagvata Goshti Art and decorative arts inspired by religion is at the CSMVS, Mumbai, until 31 December.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.   Top Videos US election: Trump attacks Bill Clinton Trump v Clinton: Name one thing you respect about the other US election: Clinton says Trump's comments 'are who he is' 'He pumps himself up by putting other people down,' says Obama Magazine The women fighting daily sexual harassment In Morocco, it's not easy for women to walk the streets unmolested. Morgan Meaker hears from some who want to put an end to endemic harassment. Sport England players 'shocked' by Rooney jeers "Shocked" England players defend Wayne Rooney after the captain was jeered during Saturday's 2-0 win over Malta. Brady makes winning return from 'Deflate-gate' ban Tom Brady makes a winning return to action with the New England Patriots following his "Deflate-gate" ban. Buttler 'disappointed' with Bangladesh celebrations England captain Jos Buttler says he was "disappointed" by Bangladesh's celebrations of his dismissal in Sunday's ODI defeat.

Business Samsung 'pauses Note 7 production' Smartphone giant Samsung has reportedly paused production of its Note 7 phone amid claims that replacement devices still have critical battery issues. Facebook paid £4.1m in UK tax last year Facebook says it paid £4.16m in corporation tax in the UK last year, a sharp increase on the previous year, when there was an outcry at how little it had paid.   Technology How France's TV5 was almost destroyed A powerful cyber-attack came close to destroying a French TV network, its director-general tells the BBC. Samsung 'pauses Note 7 production' Smartphone giant Samsung has reportedly paused production of its Note 7 phone amid claims that replacement devices still have critical battery issues.

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