Today's Headlines: Clinton plans would start WWIII - Trump, Siblings among dead at Australia theme park, 'Super-parenting' improves children's autism

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Top News Stories Clinton plans would start WWIII - Trump Donald Trump says presidential rival Hillary Clinton's plan for Syria would lead to "World War Three". Dreamworld: Siblings and couple among dead at Australia theme park A sister and brother and the brother's partner were among four people killed at an Australian theme park. 'Super-parenting' improves children's autism Training mums and dads as "super parents" can dramatically improve a child's autism, a study shows. Calais 'Jungle': Overnight fires raze parts of migrant camp Overnight fires raze sections of the "Jungle" migrant camp in Calais, amid a clearance operation.   Sexual harassment of female MPs widespread, report says Sexual harassment and even violence against female MPs is widespread, a new report says. Stories from India The mystery of the missing Indian student The BBC's Vikas Pandey reports from India's prestigious Jawaharlal Nehru University where a student has mysteriously gone missing for more than 10 days. The family feud rocking Indian politics Nearly half of India's regional governments are run by dynasts, but a feud in one prominent political family could hurt its prospects in upcoming elections, writes Kanchan Chandra. The start-up bringing artists together In India, one start-up called Kulture Shop is bringing together urban artists and turning their designs into home and lifestyle products.

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 Trump employees in Florida say they will vote for boss East Timor's 12,000-year-old cave art From Kenyan slums to Europe's catwalks A special report with Iraqi troops as they near Mosul Magazine Natasha Annie Tonthola: My fight against Malawi's 'hyenas' At the age of 13, Natasha Annie Tonthola was subjected to a ritual sexual initiation at the hands of an older man, but that was just the start of her troubles. Sport Homophobia in sport: Most fans 'would welcome gay players' - BBC poll A BBC Radio 5 live poll finds that 82% of sports fans in England, Wales and Scotland would welcome an openly gay player at their club. World Series: Cleveland Indians beat Chicago Cubs 6-0 in Game One The Cleveland Indians sweep to a commanding 6-0 win in the first game of the best-of-seven World Series against Chicago Cubs. Sturridge stars as Liverpool knock out Spurs Daniel Sturridge scores twice as Liverpool overcome Tottenham 2-1 at Anfield to reach the EFL Cup quarter-finals.

Business Apple iPhone sales fall, but beat estimates Apple reports its third quarter in a row of falling iPhone sales, but sales beat analyst expectations. Judge approves VW's record US emissions settlement A US judge approves the record $14.7bn (£12bn) settlement that Volkswagen will pay in the country over its diesel emissions scandal.   Technology Smartwatch sales show sharp decline, report finds Smartwatch shipments declined by almost 52% year-on-year, according to a new report by market analysts IDC. AI creates gallery of nightmare images for Halloween Scientists have created a "nightmare machine" to teach AI systems how to be scary.

Autos X-Class is the Mercedes-Benz of pickups The German carmaker braves new territory with a luxury-laden midsize truck   Driving Ferrari's 'spiteful' F12tdf 'A good opportunity to test my own mortality', writes Top Gear's Ollie Marriage Capital These people can fulfil your every wish If you're rich, that is. More proof the wealthy really do get all the perks   India's newest obsession With more money to spend, India's love affair with sweets is turning artisanal Culture The strange history of taxidermy Frogs, squirrels and a kittens' wedding   Cumberbatch's weirdest role yet Doctor Strange is Marvel's most bizarre character Earth We have swordfish all wrong Most of what we 'know' is myths and make-believe   Meet one of the rarest animals alive Fewer than two dozen have ever been seen in the Galápagos Future What your Facebook use says about you The hidden signals that reveal what's going on inside our heads   The strange tale of an X-rated haunting Why did a psychologist try to spook the audience of an adult film? Travel The eeriest island in the world? With an abandoned village that's 40 miles from the closest shore   The rebirth of 30,000-year-old recipes This Southeast Asian capital is thriving on its return to local flavours

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