Today's Headlines: Obama to welcome Trump to White House, 'Iraqi forces' tortured and killed villagers near Mosul, Brad Pitt 'abusive behaviour investigation closed'

Obama to welcome Trump to White House

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Top News Stories Trump in maps Results of one of the most dramatic US election nights in recent years mapped. Barack Obama to welcome Donald Trump to White House US President Obama invites Donald Trump to the White House, as protesters stage anti-Trump rallies. Mosul battle: 'Iraqi forces' tortured and killed villagers Men dressed as Iraqi police reportedly killed villagers near Mosul, Amnesty International says. Brad Pitt 'abusive behaviour investigation closed' An investigation into actor Brad Pitt's behaviour towards his son has been closed, reports say.   US Election 2016: Asia markets bounce back after Trump win Asian share markets are bouncing back, with Japan's Nikkei index up more than 6%, after a sharp sell-off on Wednesday following Donald Trump's US election victory. Stories from India 'No customers': Indians react to currency ban How people in Delhi and Mumbai see the Indian government's move to ban 500 and 1,000 rupee notes. Ideas from India to use and abuse redundant cash After hearing news that the Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes are no longer legal tender, Indians have come up with more creative uses for their money. Shock as India scraps 500 and 1,000 rupee bank notes India's Finance Minister Arun Jaitley says "honest people" have no need to worry about decision to scrap 500 and 1,000 rupee notes.

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 Trump: Hopes and fears of campaigners 'It'll be painful for a long time' US election 2016 result: Donald Trump's victory speech in 2 minutes US elections: Hillary Clinton calls on women to keep fighting 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 Jose Mourinho: Manchester United boss examining all aspects of first-team affairs Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho is investigating all aspects of first-team affairs after being dismayed at the culture at the club. England 10-5 France: Rochelle Clarke equals Jason Leonard caps record in win Rochelle Clarke wins her 114th cap to equal Jason Leonard's record as England women score late to beat France. England v Scotland: What outcome means for Gareth Southgate and Gordon Strachan Chris Sutton on what the outcome of England v Scotland could mean for England's interim manager Gareth Southgate and Scotland boss Gordon Strachan.

Business US Election 2016: Asia markets bounce back after Trump win Asian share markets are bouncing back, with Japan's Nikkei index up more than 6%, after a sharp sell-off on Wednesday following Donald Trump's US election victory. Who will be on Trump's economic team? Donald Trump's economic advisory team boasts hedge fund managers, real estate investors, and bankers.   Technology New Zealand immigration site traffic surges after US election Immigration New Zealand says its website saw an increase in visits of 2,500% during the US election results. Robot 'sets new Rubik's Cube record' A robot solves a Rubik's Cube in about 0.6 seconds, causing its makers to claim a new record.

Autos The motorbike born of a child's drawing The electric Motochimp is one part mobility device, one part fashion accessory   Who gets the centre armrests? Flight attendants put an end to one of flying's most contentious debates Capital Would you pay $27,000 to work abroad? The life of a digital nomad is appealing. How much would you pay to join them?   The best fake marriages are 9-to-5 If you don't have a work spouse, you should probably get one. This is why Culture The X-rated memoir that made history The libertine who wrote the 'first autobiography'   The most successful bad film ever? A look back at Rocky as the film turns 40 Earth Snow leopards filmed like never before Seven photos from Earth's majestic mountains   Epic moments from Planet Earth Extraordinary behaviours captured on film Future The real risks of AI Fears of a robot apocalypse mask more pressing problems   We've got human intelligence all wrong We are only different from animals in one crucial respect Travel A beach made of gold? In an area already known for its legends, tales of hidden treasure have emerged   A city with a rebel heart "New York has the haircuts, London has the trousers, and Belfast has the reason"

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