Today's Headlines: Clinton: I wanted to curl up, Children's hospital hit in Aleppo strikes, Dementia game 'shows lifelong decline'

I wanted to curl up, says Clinton

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Top News Stories Hillary Clinton: I wanted to curl up with book after election loss Hillary Clinton describes her dejection in her first public appearance since losing the election. Syria conflict: Children's hospital hit in deadly Aleppo strikes A children's hospital is reportedly hit as the Syrian government bombards rebel-held eastern Aleppo. Dementia game 'shows lifelong navigational decline' The world's largest dementia research project suggests ability to navigate declines as we age. Japan PM to be first foreign leader to meet Trump Japan's PM Shinzo Abe to be first foreign leader to meet US President-elect Donald Trump.   Hundreds of Rohingya try to escape Myanmar crackdown Hundreds of people from Myanmar's Rohingya minority try to cross to Bangladesh to flee crackdown. Stories from India India rupee crisis: The village with cash worth nothing The BBC's Sanjoy Majumder travels to an Indian village where residents are stuck with banned notes. India's huge and controversial wedding After five days the most lavish but controversial Indian wedding of the year draws to a close. Indian man calls news conference to declare he is alive An Indian holds a news conference to declare he is alive after reports he died in the cash crisis.

From the BBC Cultural Calendar Last chance to see: After the Fall Artworks by Dhruvi Acharya are exhibited at Chemould Prescott Road, Mumbai, until 19 November.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.   Top Videos 'This is democracy Chinese-style' Donald Trump's name removed from NYC buildings Cheers of support for South Korea's exam students Who's fighting whom in fight for Mosul? Magazine America's heroin trail: A new generation of addicts More Americans now die from drugs than from guns or in car accidents, and increasingly, reports Ian Pannell, the victims are young, white and middle class. Sport Price of Football 2016: Premier League cuts cost of tickets The cost of attending Premier League football has come down in the first season of a record TV rights deal, the BBC's Price of Football study finds. Price of Football 2016 calculator: How much does football cost you? Enter your team to see how the cost of following your club compares with other teams and how much you might spend this year. Murray closes in on semis spot after epic win over Nishikori Andy Murray fights back to beat Kei Nishikori in a marathon contest and close in on a semi-final place at the ATP World Tour Finals.

Business Obama defends globalisation on Germany visit US President Barack Obama arrives in Germany on his final visit to Europe before leaving office. Oil industry faces boom-and-bust, warns IEA energy group A new boom-and-bust cycle in the world's oil industry is in prospect, says the International Energy Agency.   Technology Twitter suspends alt-right figureheads Several high-profile accounts associated with the alt-right movement are suspended from Twitter. Shakespeare's Tempest gets mixed reality makeover Virtual Ariel flies around the stage in a production of The Tempest as the RSC embraces technology.

Autos Why is airline food so bad? The answer lies in how aeroplanes are designed   Jaguar unveils its electric future The production-bound I-Pace Concept brings serious sex appeal to the plug-in set Capital When good stress goes bad The strange psychology of stress and burnout. The point where it all goes bad   The weird world of work in the West What culture shock is like for China's expats abroad Culture 22 syllables that can get you killed How Afghan women express forbidden love in secret poems   The erotic masterpiece we nearly lost Flaming June returns home Earth Five of Attenborough's greatest moments And how to watch a 1000 more   The greatest dad in the animal world This frog takes on a deadly enemy to protect his children Future A hypersonic plane for a new space race A radical redesign of the aeroplane could cut the costs of travelling into orbit   Why we need more rational thinkers Astronaut Andrew Thomas explains why wisdom should be taught in schools Travel These rocks are art's greatest treasure Ochre was one of the first paints used by man   A Sunday ritual for 300,000 women Without fail, they congregate in Hong Kong's sweltering or rain-soaked streets

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