Today's Headlines: Obama seeks to allay Trump concerns, New Zealand evacuates quake-hit town Kaikoura, Russian minister detained over 'bribe'

Obama seeks to allay Trump concerns

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Top News Stories Made in Mexico With heroin cultivation in Mexico rocketing by 170% in two years, Ian Pannell traces a trail of supply and addition that leads one way - north. Obama seeks to calm US allies over Trump concerns As he visits Europe, President Obama tries to reassure US allies about Donald Trump's intentions. New Zealand earthquake: Kaikoura evacuations underway NZ rescuers are evacuating people stranded in the town hardest hit by a series of earthquakes. Russia's Economy Minister Alexei Ulyukayev detained over 'bribe' Russia's Economy Minister Alexei Ulyukayev is detained for allegedly taking a bribe of $2m.   US envoy says climate deal is bigger than any one head of state The Paris climate agreement will survive a Trump presidency, says the US climate change envoy. Stories from India Indian students in the US at record high Indian students in the US are at a record high, as analysts say tough visa rules deter many from the UK. Kashmir clash: Pakistan says India killed seven troops Pakistan says seven soldiers were killed by shelling in Kashmir as tensions with India rise. Kashmir students take exams despite four-month school shutdown More than 100,000 students take exams in Indian-administered Kashmir despite not being able to attend school for nearly four months.

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 Trump election: 'Nobody said democracy's supposed to be easy' New Zealand earthquake: CCTV shows the moment it struck New Zealand quake: Calm presenter guides listeners as quake hits 'Supermoon' views from around the world Magazine Why does this woman think she is ugly? Twenty-year-old Alanah suffers from Body Dysmorphic Disorder, a condition that convinces her she is ugly when nothing could be further from the truth. Sport ATP World Tour Finals 2016: Andy Murray beats Marin Cilic in London Andy Murray starts life as world number one with an impressive victory over Marin Cilic at the ATP World Tour Finals. Joe Hart: England goalkeeper learning from Euro 2016 England keeper Joe Hart admits he could have been over-hyped during Euro 2016 and says he is trying to "channel" his pre-match energy. Usain Bolt: What is the world's fastest man really like? BBC Sport's Katie Gornall meets nine-time Olympic champion Usain Bolt - and the people who know him best - at home in Jamaica.

Business Bonds sell-off continues as investors bet on rate rise A wave of selling resumes in bond markets as investors digest the impact of a Trump presidency. Tobacco firm Reynolds 'stubs out $47bn BAT offer' US cigarette maker Reynolds reportedly rejects a $47bn buyout from British American Tobacco that would combine brands including Rothmans and Camel.   Technology Dark web hackers boast of Tesco Bank thefts A cybersecurity firm says hackers boasted on the dark web of stealing funds from Tesco Bank two months ago. NHS send-to-all email causes turmoil An email that was accidentally sent to 840,000 members of the NHS's staff in England causes havoc.

Autos Why car designers stick with clay In an age of supercomputers and virtual reality, a low-tech design tool persists   Why Trump won't be allowed to drive And other interesting transport stories from the week Capital Did you get your childhood dream job? What did you want to be when you were little – and why did that change?   Your desk says a lot about who you are Your desk might reveal more about your personality than you'd think Culture The fashion words that cause offence Why 'nude','exotic' and 'tribal' are controversial   What Zadie Smith can teach us Swing Time and the complexities of female friendship Earth The microbe that helped make us Without it we would never have existed   The natural world is falling silent A person from a century ago would not recognise it Future How space travel transforms our minds Ron Garan hopes his 'space balloon' will change our perspective of our planet   How we built machines that can think And where they go from here Travel A form of etiquette where yes means no It's used in every interaction, from buying food to negotiating a nuclear deal   The olives helping Greece out of crisis Locals are finding innovative ways to revitalise the country

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