Today's Headlines: Obama may weigh in on Trump after office, Sarkozy knocked out of centre-right presidential primary, Merkel to stand for fourth term

Obama may weigh in on Trump after office

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Top News Stories Obama says he may comment as citizen on Trump's presidency President Obama says he may speak up, against tradition, if his successor threatens "core values". France centre-right primary: Ex-President Nicolas Sarkozy knocked out French ex-President Nicolas Sarkozy is knocked out of the centre-right presidential primary. Royal Navy 'woefully low' on warships UK defences are at risk amid uncertainty over replacing its "woefully low" number of warships, MPs warn. Angela Merkel, German Chancellor, to seek fourth term German Chancellor Angela Merkel announces she will run for a fourth term in office.   Asia leaders defend trade deals despite Trump stance Asia-Pacific leaders have said they will pursue free trade deals despite Donald Trump's pledge to tear up regional deals. Stories from India India train: Rescuers comb through mangled wreckage At least 120 people are dead after a train derailed in India, and officials fear death toll could rise. In pictures: Train derails near Kanpur Images of the aftermath of the derailment of an Indian express train that killed dozens near Kanpur. The village that avoided India's cash crunch How one rural village in Gujarat has embarked upon a cashless lifestyle.

From the BBC Cultural Calendar Just opened: Film Festival of India The annual movie event comes to various venues in Goa, until 28 November.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.   Top Videos A day at the world's busiest land border crossing in Tijuana, Mexico Merkel until 2021? High turnout in French presidential primary ISS welcomes oldest woman in space Magazine On trial: The man with HIV who says he had sex with 104 women and girls A man with HIV who says he had ritual sex with 104 women and girls faces up to five years in jail, if convicted. But some ask why the children's parents are not in the dock too. Sport Andy Murray beats Novak Djokovic to win ATP World Tour Finals title and seal world number one spot Andy Murray beats Novak Djokovic in straight sets to win his first ATP World Tour Finals title and end 2016 as world number one. Costa strike sends Chelsea top of Premier League Diego Costa's 10th goal of the season moves Chelsea top of the Premier League as a sixth straight win sees off Middlesbrough. Four Nations: Australia hammer New Zealand 34-8 in final at Anfield Australia produce a clinical display to blow New Zealand away 34-8 and deservedly win the Four Nations in front of 40,042 at Anfield.

Business Theresa May aiming to put post-Brexit UK at 'cutting-edge' The PM is to pledge an extra £2bn a year for scientific research and development projects in the UK. Asia leaders defend trade deals despite Trump stance Asia-Pacific leaders have said they will pursue free trade deals despite Donald Trump's pledge to tear up regional deals.   Technology Facebook fake news: Zuckerberg details plans to combat problem Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg outlines plans for how he hopes to combat fake news on the site. Virtual reality to aid Auschwitz war trials of concentration camp guards The Auschwitz concentration camp has been recreated in virtual reality to help in war crime trials of former guards.

Autos The end of free carry-on luggage? How one airline wants extra cash — plus the rest in this week's transport news   The Los Angeles Auto Show in 90 seconds The short-attention-span guide to the good, the bad and the ugly in LA Capital Third Culture Kids: Citizens of nowhere For expat kids who have lived in many places, 'home' is a complicated concept   Sayings we can't live with — or without Like the sands of time and the fork in the road, proverbs are here to stay Culture Is this a photo or a painting? The incandescent appeal of the firework   Is Fantastic Beasts as good as Potter? JK Rowling makes her screenwriting debut with this return to the wizard's world Earth The place where 1,000 ships were sunk The serene sandbank that has sparked a huge fight   The world's largest lemur Indri lemurs can be as big as a human child Future The secrets of life hidden beneath us The answers that lie in cathedral-like caves   The rise of miniature 'microfactories' Tiny furnaces could turn waste into gold Travel The world's first blue wine A new blue wine has some raising their eyebrows and others raising their glasses   Where paint comes from rocks Ochre was one of the first paints used by man

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