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Top News Stories Hong Kong lawmakers barred by Beijing from office The Beijing government intervenes in Hong Kong politics to bar two elected lawmakers from taking office. Nuclear weapon missing since 1950 'may have been found' A diver off the west coast of Canada may have found a US nuclear weapon missing since 1950. UK opposition 'won't frustrate' Brexit Labour will not "frustrate" the process of leaving the EU, shadow Brexit secretary Sir Keir Starmer says. Mosul battle: Kurdish forces push into IS-held Bashiqa Iraqi Kurdish forces battle IS militants for control of a town north-east of the city of Mosul.   UK PM: Current Indian visa system 'good' Theresa May rejects calls to relax Indian visa rules, saying the UK has a "good system". Stories from India Sushma Swaraj scripts happy end to India-Pakistan love story A cross-border love story has a happy ending after India's Foreign Minister gets the bride her visa. Theresa May rejects calls to raise Indian visa quota Theresa May rejects calls to relax Indian visa rules, saying the UK has a "good system". India news channel NDTV uses mime in media freedom debate News presenter interviews mime artists to make a point about questioning those in power.

From the BBC Cultural Calendar Blending Impasto A solo show of works by award-winning abstract artist Anwar is on display at Tao Art Gallery, Mumbai, from 1 to 7 November.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.   Top Videos Hillary Clinton's team 'glad email matter is resolved' Why are there so many stray cats in Istanbul? Donald Trump says Hillary Clinton 'guilty' over emails Muslim civilians 'killed by Burmese army' Magazine Five pictures that show how social media can be a minefield Pictures that a woman in the West would post without a second thought might, in parts of North Africa, the Middle East and South Asia, be extremely controversial. Sport Australia lose fourth Test in a row as SA win opener Kagiso Rabada takes 5-92 as South Africa win the opening Test in Perth and inflict a fourth successive defeat on Australia. Why Liverpool are better now than with Suarez Liverpool's goal rush, Kane's taste for derbies and another landmark for Ibrahimovic - the stats and facts from the weekend's Premier League action crunched. Murray is the 'gift that keeps on giving' - but is No 1 spot just the start? Andy Murray becoming world number one could be the start of something even more beautiful, says Tom Fordyce.

Business HSBC profit falls 86% on Brazil disposal HSBC's pre-tax profits fall sharply in the third quarter after it books a loss from the sale of its Brazilian unit. Theresa May rejects calls to raise Indian visa quota Theresa May rejects calls to relax Indian visa rules, saying the UK has a "good system".   Technology Tesco bank attack: What do we know? As Tesco suspends some aspects of its online bank thanks to "online criminal activity", what is known about the attack so far? Virgin becomes last major UK 4G network Virgin Media launches its first 4G tariffs, the last major UK network to offer high-speed mobile internet plans.

Autos Plane on fire? Leave your luggage And the rest of the week's most intriguing air travel news   The best handling car in the world? 'Just sublime,' writes Top Gear's Ollie Kew of the new Lotus Evora Sport 410 Capital The best fake marriages are 9-to-5 If you don't have a work spouse, you should probably get one. This is why   The expats with no place they call home Can you ever fit in again once you've lived abroad? The answer is complicated Culture The sailors who sing to penguins Strange sounds from the world's smallest music scene   An image that tramples others into dust Life for a shepherd in Iraq is no rural idyll Earth The other man who discovered evolution Charles Darwin was not the only one who figured it out   How big can earthworms grow? It may be bigger than you think Future The tablet that could save your life A heart-healing doctor – in computer form   A guide to the 'antibiotic apocalypse' An expert offers her insights on the future of medicine Travel A city with a rebel heart "New York has the haircuts, London has the trousers, and Belfast has the reason"   An ancient fortress in the sky Where 400 perfectly round homes perch 3,000m above sea level

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