Today's Headlines: America votes for president after divisive campaign, Rurik Jutting guilty of Hong Kong murders, Australia senate stops gay marriage vote

US votes after rancorous campaign

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Top News Stories US election: America votes for president after divisive campaign US voters go to the polls after a hectic final day of campaigning by the presidential candidates. Rurik Jutting, British banker, guilty of Hong Kong murders British banker Rurik Jutting is found guilty of the sadistic murders of two women in Hong Kong. Toblerone triangle change upsets fans Toblerone changes the look and weight of two bars sold in the UK in an attempt to meet rising costs. Migrant crisis: Hungary MPs reject Orban anti-refugee bill Hungary's parliament rejects an attempt by Prime Minister Viktor Orban to rebuff an EU refugee quota.   Australia senate stops gay marriage vote Australia's upper house defeats a government proposal to hold a plebiscite on same-sex marriage. Stories from India India NDTV 24-hour broadcast ban is suspended by government India's government suspends a one-day ban on NDTV's Hindi channel amid widescale criticism of the move. Kannada film stuntmen drown in water jump Two stuntmen have drowned after jumping into a reservoir as part of a film shoot in southern India. Alastair Cook: England captain could step down after India Test series England captain Alastair Cook hints he could step down from the role after the Test series in India, which starts on Wednesday.

From the BBC Cultural Calendar Opening this week: Gallery Exchange A collaboration with New York's Aicon gallery is on display at Chatterjee & Lal, Mumbai, from 10 to 26 November.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.   Top Videos Jutting case: 'We were lucky it wasn't us' US election: A wild ride - 19 months in 170 seconds Bruce Springsteen says Hillary Clinton is a 'clear choice' Ladies first: How US politics got left behind Magazine Is it right to train babies to sleep? Some parents are now hiring sleep consultants to help their baby get to sleep. That's great for the parents, but is it good for the child? Sport Hameed, 19, to make England debut in first Test Teenage opening batsman Haseeb Hameed will make his England debut in the opening Test in India starting on Wednesday. Stephen Curry shoots NBA three-point record in Warriors win Stephen Curry claims a record 13 three-pointers as Golden State Warriors beat New Orleans Pelicans 116-106 on Monday. Southgate defends Smalling and Shaw after Mourinho criticism England interim boss Gareth Southgate defends Manchester United duo Chris Smalling and Luke Shaw after criticism from Jose Mourinho.

Business Samsung raided in political corruption probe South Korean prosecutors have raided the offices of Samsung Electronics as part of an investigation into the political scandal over President Park Geun-hye. Brexit must happen on time, Theresa May insists Theresa May says she is "clear" that talks on quitting the EU will start by the end of March.   Technology Adobe Voco 'Photoshop-for-voice' causes concern A new tool that makes it possible for computers to mimic a specific person's voice causes alarm. Viewing of online child abuse images a 'social emergency' A report from the NSPCC is calling for a "robust action plan" to cut off the supply of child sex abuse images.

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