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Top News Stories Chapecoense plane crash: Football rallies around Brazilian team Top football sides pay tribute to a Brazilian team which lost most of its players in a plane crash. Fidel Castro death: Cuba holds commemoration in Havana Cuba has held a mass rally in Havana in honour of its late revolutionary leader, Fidel Castro. Colombian Senate backs new Farc peace deal Colombia's Senate approves a revised peace accord with the country's largest rebel group, the Farc. Trump eyes ex-Goldman banker Steve Mnuchin for Treasury Donald Trump will reportedly pick former Goldman Sachs bank executive Steve Mnuchin as US treasury secretary.   Syria conflict: US admits mistakes led to strike on state forces The US admits mistakes led to a deadly coalition strike on Syrian forces intended to target IS. Stories from India India prisons: Why security needs to be improved Two jailbreaks in a month shine a spotlight on security in India's overcrowded prisons. Kashmir clashes: Indian soldiers killed in Nagrota camp attack Militants kill seven soldiers at an army camp in Indian-administered Kashmir, the army says. India v England: Captain Alastair Cook says tourists need a break after Mohali defeat England's players need a break after the third Test defeat by India in Mohali, according to captain Alastair Cook.

From the BBC Cultural Calendar Last chance to see: Tapestry, Reliefs, Paintings Work by SG Vasudev is on show at Emami Chisel Art, Kolkata, until 4 December.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.   Top Videos Mutant animals and 'alcohol cures' - the myths of Chernobyl Namibia's 'unique' saxophonist Suzy Essies Aftermath of Colombia plane crash Residents in Brazil football team's home town 'shell-shocked' Magazine How safe is the cosmetic surgery boom? An increasing number of British people are opting for cosmetic procedures - but how safe are they in such an unregulated industry? Sport Woodburn becomes youngest Liverpool scorer as Reds reach semis Ben Woodburn becomes the youngest goalscorer in Liverpool's history as they beat Leeds to reach the EFL Cup semi-finals. Fit-again Woods can still beat my record - Nicklaus Jack Nicklaus believes Tiger Woods could still pass his record of 18 major titles despite having not played competitively for 16 months. Chelsea begin investigation into historical sex abuse allegations Chelsea begin an investigation into allegations of historical sexual abuse concerning an individual who was employed by the club.

Business Oil prices drop ahead of Opec meeting The price of benchmark crude oil has fallen almost 4% trading as traders question whether Opec members can agree to limit production. Philip Morris could stop making conventional cigarettes Philip Morris is launching a new cigarette in the UK which it says could see it stop selling conventional cigarettes altogether.   Technology IPhone users hit by 'calendar spam' Apple iPhone owners are reporting a rise in unwanted event invitations appearing in their calendars. Car firms to build electric charge network BMW, Daimler, Ford and VW Group agree to create the highest-powered charging network in Europe.

Autos Using school buses to democratise wi-fi How innovative mobile hotspots are reshaping one of the poorest parts of the US   Driving Aston Martin's £1.6m power boat Top Gear's Jason Barlow heads to Monaco for seat time in the dazzling new AM37 Capital How to survive a 'reply-all' fiasco It brings out the worst in us, but there's a surprising upside   A simple cure for open office hate We're interrupted every three minutes. This could end the open office tyranny Culture Why the nude still shocks It's one of art's greatest subjects   Wish list: Festive gift guide 2016 BBC Culture's present ideas for all Earth Baboon troops go to war Five hundred monkeys battle for territory   Gorillas are no longer peaceful They seem to be becoming more violent Future The solar farm that dwarfs Central Park How Africa is defining the energy future of the world   Why the future is already here Our world is transforming faster than we realise Travel The country that loves being sad In an odd but enlightening way, the people actually enjoy it   A 1,000-year-old promise of peace The Muslims who hold the keys to Jerusalem's holiest church

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