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Top News Stories Chapecoense air crash: Colombia investigates fuel link Colombian officials say evidence is growing that a plane crashed near Medellin because it ran out of fuel. Colombian Congress ratifies new Farc peace accord Colombia's Congress ratifies a revised peace accord between the government and Farc rebels. Opec countries agree first oil output cut in eight years Oil cartel Opec agrees first supply cut in eight years, sending the price of crude surging 10%. Australia parliament: Second dramatic protest over asylum Abseiling activists criticise Australia's asylum policies in a second day of protests at parliament.   Magnus Carlsen wins third world chess title Norway's Magnus Carlsen beats Russia's Sergey Karjakin to win World Chess Championship for the third time. Stories from India The nine-year-old Kashmiri girl who rules the kickboxing world Nine-year-old kickboxing champion Tajamul Islam from Kashmir is an unlikely heroine. India cinemas ordered to play national anthem India's supreme court says all cinemas must play the national anthem before a film is screened. India rupee ban: Bangalore 'heist' bank driver arrested Police in India arrest a van driver who is accused of stealing millions of rupees.

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 Leaked tape shows plane suffered fuel problem Preserving Yangon's architecture Meet India's tractor queen Fidel Castro death: Crowds line street for ashes procession Magazine Europe's outdoor cannabis capital Albania has become the largest producer of outdoor-grown cannabis in Europe. In a nation that is still poor it's a billion-euro industry. Sport Gareth Southgate: England boss seeks redemption for Euro 96 penalty miss Gareth Southgate says England have the potential to give him closure by winning the European Championship in 2020. Football abuse hotline receives 860 calls in first week A dedicated football sex abuse hotline has received a "staggering surge" in calls, the NSPCC says. Man Utd cruise into last four as banned Mourinho watches from 'secret location' Manchester United ease into the EFL Cup semi-finals as they beat West Ham with manager Jose Mourinho absent from the Old Trafford dugout.

Business Opec countries agree first oil output cut in eight years Oil cartel Opec agrees first supply cut in eight years, sending the price of crude surging 10%. Mnuchin promises to boost US growth as Treasury boss Steven Mnuchin, the new US Treasury secretary, pledges to strengthen the US economy with a tax overhaul not seen since the days of Ronald Reagan.   Technology Web archive plans Trump-proof Canada back-up The Internet Archive says it will keep a back-up in Canada following Donald Trump's election victory. GoPro makes cutbacks after drone crashes GoPro is cutting 200 jobs and shutting down its video licensing service after the recall of its Karma drones.

Autos How a tyre-maker changed the way we eat The story of the petrol-station guidebook that defined modern restaurant culture   Is it rude to recline your seat? Flight attendants explain how to rest on a plane — without disrupting neighbours Capital Can't find a job? Maybe you're too fat You'll earn less and have a harder time getting hired – especially as a woman   How to survive a 'reply-all' fiasco What you learn about people when the angry replies begin in earnest Culture What history's love letters reveal Henry VIII's lovesick doodles and the anguished scribbles of Nelson's mistress   This 1976 film predicted the future They called it 'perfectly outrageous' - but was it? Earth Three parents better than two Magpie geese chicks have multiple parents   The beast with an air-conditioning nose Be inspired by these photos from Planet Earth II and share your shots Future The growing gap between us and animals Our own ingenuity risks making the animal kingdom less intelligent   Why astronauts train in caves There's no better preparation for finding life on other planets Travel The food that fed a revolution This national dish takes time, cooperation and a lot of love to prepare   The country that loves being sad In an odd but enlightening way, the people actually enjoy it

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