Today's Headlines: Clinton accuses Trump of bullying women, Iraqi special forces 'break Mosul front line', MH370 report rejects 'controlled descent'

Clinton accuses Trump of bullying women

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Top News Stories Age? Education? Take our quiz to find out how you measure up to 195 of the world's leaders. US election 2016: Clinton accuses Trump of bullying women Hillary Clinton labels Donald Trump a "bully" while the Republican nominee brands Mrs Clinton "corrupt". Mosul battle: Iraqi special forces 'break front line' Iraqi troops break through the front line in Mosul without losses, a spokesman tells the BBC. President Park reshuffles S Korean cabinet amid scandal South Korea's president names a new prime minister and finance minister amid growing scandal.   MH370: Report suggests flight was not preparing for landing Flight MH370 was not in a controlled descent when it plunged into the Indian Ocean, says a new report. Stories from India Who is destroying schools in Kashmir? Gowhar Geelani reports on schools in Indian-administered Kashmir that have been set on fire. Social media reacts as India's top TV personality quits India's prime-time news anchor has quit, prompting a national social media frenzy. Kashmir firing: Rivals trade blame as 24 are killed India and Pakistan trade blame over cross-border firing as the death toll since Friday climbs to 24.

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 Mosul battle: Moment troops enter outskirts of city Mosul residents: 'We want liberation, not destruction' US election 2016: The view from Japan What's special about this Copenhagen park? Magazine Untangling where your hair extensions really come from From wigs to weaves and hair extensions, there is a vast market for human hair and often it doesn't come from where you think. Sport Man City earn thrilling win over Barcelona Manchester City are one win away from reaching the Champions League knockout stages after a thrilling victory over Barcelona. Arsenal fight back to reach last 16 Mesut Ozil scores a stunning late goal as Arsenal come back from 2-0 down to beat Ludogorets Razgrad and reach the Champions League knockout stages. Mayor orders inquiry into 'utter mess' of London Stadium finances London Mayor Sadiq Khan orders an investigation into a £50m increase in the cost of converting West Ham's London Stadium.

Business Nissan deal 'won't persuade others to invest' One of Japan's top business strategists says investment in the UK will be smaller following Brexit. Tesla boss Musk 'optimistic' on SolarCity takeover Tesla founder Elon Musk backs shareholders to approve its $2.6bn (£2.1bn) deal for solar panel company SolarCity.   Technology Canadian grandmother accused of pirating zombie game An 86-year-old woman has denied accusations that she illegally downloaded a shooting video game. Uber 'discriminates on gender and race' A two-year study suggests that ride-hailing apps may discriminate on gender and race.

Autos Uncovering secrets of the Mississippi A rowing crew is mapping one of Earth's longest rivers for Google Street View   This is Henrik Fisker's Tesla-beater Also: Uber aims high, Death Race reboots, and a beer run changes the world Capital The truth about calling in sick The pressure we feel to work anyway is bigger than you imagined   Why foreigners hate English speakers 'There isn't any chance of understanding' the world's worst communicators Culture This is what fear sounds like What makes a great horror movie soundtrack?   Trump and Clinton's favourite films What the US presidential candidates' cinematic interests say about them Earth Tigers are being killed by 'mafia' They are targeted by gangs of criminals   The corals no one knew existed We missed them even though they are common Future A flying wing for Mars Using Nazi know-how to soar above the Red Planet   Why a poor memory makes you fat A puzzling link between the mind and the body could make you pile on the pounds Travel The world's purest beer? As the craft beer revolution sweeps the world, Germany is tied to a medieval law   A new use for Saddam Hussein's palace More than its storied antiquities, hope may be the museum's greatest treasure

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