Today's Headlines: World's largest marine protected area declared in Antarctica, 'Serious failings over doping' at Rio, Duterte: God told me to stop swearing

Protection agreed for vast Antarctic sea

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Top News Stories World's largest marine protected area declared in Antarctica After years of international negotiations, Ross Sea in Antarctica will become the world's largest marine protected area. Oregon wildlife refuge occupiers in shock acquittal Leaders of a militia who took over a wildlife refuge in Oregon are cleared, in a surprise verdict. 'Serious failings over doping' at Rio A Wada report on the anti-doping methods employed at Rio 2016 highlights "serious failings" at this summer's Olympic Games. Philippines Duterte: God told me to stop swearing Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte says he will clean up his language after God gave him an ultimatum.   Brisbane bus driver dies after being set on fire by passenger A bus driver has died in Brisbane, Australia, after a passenger threw an "item" which set him on fire, say police. Stories from India India Kashmir: The teenager blinded by pellets Photographer Abid Bhat documents the story of 14-year-old Insha Mushtaq, who lost vision in both her eyes after being hit by pellets in Indian-administered Kashmir. US election 2016: Indians' verdict on Donald Trump's Hindi Donald Trump has spoken Hindi to woo Indian-Americans, but what do Indians in Delhi think of his efforts? Tata Quiz: What did Cyrus Mistry say? A blunt email from Tata's ex-chairman to his former employers has made headlines. But what do you know about what he said?

From the BBC Cultural Calendar Blending Impasto A solo show of works by award-winning abstract artist Anwar is on display at Tao Art Gallery, Mumbai, from 1 to 7 November.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.   Top Videos Is two-child policy changing China? Living in the ruins of the Calais 'Jungle' Syrian family granted asylum in UK stuck in Lebanon 'I killed my rapist when he came back for my sister' Magazine The Skype sex scam - a fortune built on shame Arab men are being targeted by blackmailers who trick them into them masturbating on webcams - then make them pay for it. Sport Missing athletes, lost samples - Wada highlights 'serious failings' at Rio 2016 A Wada report on the anti-doping methods employed at Rio 2016 highlights "serious failings" at this summer's Olympic Games. Jose Mourinho: Manchester United boss charged over pre-Liverpool referee comments Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho is charged for claiming it would be "difficult" for Anthony Taylor to officiate the match with Liverpool. Eight-year-old tells of being hit by coins at West Ham v Chelsea tie An eight-year-old Chelsea fan and her dad describe how they were pelted with coins during crowd trouble at their team's EFL Cup tie at West Ham.

Business Mobile and Youtube boost Google parent Alphabet profits Google parent Alphabet has reported a 20.2 % rise in quarterly revenue, helped by sales of advertising on mobile devices and YouTube. UPS orders Boeing 747s in $5.3bn deal Courier firm UPS orders 14 Boeing 747s in a deal that could breathe new life into an aircraft Boeing has said it may cancel.   Technology Twitter axes Vine video service Social network Twitter announces it will close its video sharing service Vine. Apple adds Touch Bar to MacBook Pro laptops Apple refreshes its high-end laptops adding an interactive thin display above its keyboard.

Autos How first class is changing This concept design suggests seats that store your preferences in an app   The car that runs on brain power Machines operated by brain waves are not as far-fetched as you might imagine Capital The most persuasive time of day The real power hour is not when you think   Germany's 'boring' city is on the rise With Brexit on the horizon, this metropolis stands to benefit Culture What Amy's music really revealed Back to Black turns 10 – though it was raw it didn't reveal the whole truth   The strange history of taxidermy Frogs, squirrels and a kittens' wedding Earth The plant that lives in searing acid Its home is as corrosive as battery acid   Ape mother ate her own baby A female bonobo has been filmed turning cannibal Future The ghosts in our machines It's getting easier for technology to creep us out   How liars trick us – again and again The 'illusion of truth' can be a powerful tool – so how can we fight against it? Travel The man solving Malaysia flight 370 Can one humble traveller solve the world's greatest mysteries?   The eeriest island in the world? With an abandoned village that's 40 miles from the closest shore

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