Today's Headlines: Trump gives Priebus and Bannon key roles, New Zealand hit by second strong quake, US airbase bomber was 'an employee'

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Top News Stories Trump election: Priebus and Bannon given key roles US President-elect Donald Trump gives key roles to a top Republican and a conservative media chief. New Zealand hit by second strong quake A second strong earthquake hits New Zealand, as a large river breaches its banks sending a "wall of water" downstream. Controversial 'Tinder death' interview airs in Australia An Australian man acquitted of killing his Tinder date is quizzed if he is "heartless". Trump election: EU leaders expect 'strong partnership' with US EU foreign ministers want to "engage" with US President-elect Donald Trump.   Pro-Moscow figure Igor Dodo claims Moldova presidency Pro-Moscow candidate Igor Dodon says he has won Moldova's presidential vote, beating a pro-EU rival. Stories from India India raises withdrawal limit as rupee anger mounts The Indian government raises the limit on withdrawals after abolishing the 500 and 1,000 rupee notes. Delhi unmoved by May's charm offensive What effect has Theresa May's visit to India had on relations between the two countries? India v England: First Test drawn as hosts cling on in Rajkot England give India a huge scare on the final afternoon before the first Test in Rajkot ends in a draw.

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 wants to deport or jail up to three million illegal migrants Aerial footage of New Zealand earthquake damage Wife of Russian activist relays prison torture claims Trump: The women protesting against the President-elect 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 Hamilton wins in Brazil to take title fight to final race Lewis Hamilton produces a masterful performance to win a wet, chaotic Brazilian GP and take the title fight to the final race. Fired up Djokovic wins Finals opener with Thiem after scare Novak Djokovic comes from a set down to beat Dominic Thiem in his opening match of the ATP World Tour Finals at the O2 Arena. Southgate wants decision on England job by mid-December at latest Gareth Southgate wants to know within a month whether the Football Association will name him permanent England manager.

Business Japan economy: Exports help faster-than-expected growth Higher exports help Japan's economy to expand at a faster-than-expected pace between July and September. India raises withdrawal limit as rupee anger mounts The Indian government raises the limit on withdrawals after abolishing the 500 and 1,000 rupee notes.   Technology Zuckerberg promises Facebook action over fake news Mark Zuckerberg vows Facebook will do more to tackle fake news, and again denies it had aided Donald Trump. Amazon ordered to refund children's in-app purchases A judge has ordered Amazon to refund the parents of children who made in-app purchases on Kindle and Android devices without their consent.

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 Your desk says a lot about who you are Your desk might reveal more about your personality than you'd think   The expats who don't want to come home Brexit has made many Brits reconsider their plans to return to the UK Culture The uplifting power of Leonard Cohen The sunny side of 'the godfather of gloom'   Staring into the abyss How the chasm has been depicted in art Earth The natural world is falling silent A person from a century ago would not recognise it   America's blood-sucking monster The reality behind a modern myth Future The truth about mind-control technology Benefits and downsides of using thought-powered machines   From Sputnik to colonising Mars Humanity's giant leaps into the unknown 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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