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This is BBC News. The headlines at nine:

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A bitter confrontation over Syria at the United Nations, with the US

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accusing Russia and Syria of barbarism over the bombing of

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Aleppo. What Russia is sponsoring undoing is

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not counter-terrorism, it is barbarism.

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TRANSLATION: Perhaps we should stop accusing people. Politicians who say

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they have the best interests of the Syrian people in mind.

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Is anyone out there? China switches on the world's largest radio

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telescope. Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump

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prepare for their first presidential debate. What can they learn from

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previous encounters? And Britain's Prince William takes

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his young family to Canada for their first royal tour.

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Hello and welcome. There has been sharp confrontations at the UN

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Security Council in New York. At a special meeting over the violence in

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Syria. UN ambassadors of America and Russia blamed each other for the

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escalation in the fighting, particularly in rebel held areas of

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Aleppo, which are being pounded by air strikes. The US Ambassador

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Samantha Power accused Russia of telling outright lies. She said

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Russia was emboldened barbarism, and loudly -- outwardly pursuing war.

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Her Russian counterpart accused armed groups of sabotaging the

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ceasefire. Tensions have risen since an attack on EU man aid convoy on

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Monday that killed 20 people. There is our correspondent on a dramatic

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day at the UN, when diplomacy gave weight to finger-pointing.

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The Syrian government's furious assault continues,

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diplomacy apparently unable to stop the carnage.

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In rebel-held eastern Aleppo, home to more than a quarter

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of a million people, overnight airstrikes leave buildings

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After 1,500 days of war, the people of Aleppo thought they'd

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seen it all, but the scale of the latest

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At least 150 air strikes and a mounting toll of civilians,

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Britain now accusing Syria and Russia of the gravest of crimes.

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After five years of conflict, you might think that the regime has

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had its fill of barbarity, that its sick bloodlust

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against its own people has finally run its course, but this weekend,

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the regime and Russia have instead plunged to new depths.

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In short, it is difficult to deny that Russia is partnering

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with the Syrian regime to carry out war crimes.

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Among this weekend's desperate scenes, the miraculous rescue

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of this five-year-old girl, pulled alive from the rubble

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of a building where her parents and four siblings are said

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Her name is now being evoked in this diplomatic row.

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It is apocalyptic what is being done to eastern Aleppo.

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Surely, the girl, who at five years old has lost her entire family,

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this council could have the courage to say who is responsible for this

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and, in a single voice, tell Russia to stop.

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But Russia is in no mood for apologising, saying it's

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terrorists, not civilians, who it is trying to hit.

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TRANSLATION: More than 200,000 people in Aleppo have become

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They are trying to use women and children as a human shield.

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There is no doubt fighters once loyal to Al-Qaeda are playing a key

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role in the battle against government forces but the assault

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The city is running out of food, medicine and fuel.

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The UN is warning that if this is the prelude to a ground

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offensive, what is left of Aleppo will be destroyed.

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Our correspondent Nick Bryant is in New York and has been following

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today's developments. We have seen many angry Security Council meetings

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over the years of this conflict. Many times, Western governments have

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joined together to attack the Syrian government. What was different about

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this meeting was not just the level of anger, but the way that anger was

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directed against the Russians. America, France and Britain joined

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together to launch a blistering attack, saying, not even implying,

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being very explicit, that when it comes to the bombing of Aleppo, the

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Assad regime and Vladimir Putin's government are the selfsame thing.

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You heard it there in that report from Paul Adams. The UK ambassador

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said that Russia is partnering with the Syrian government to carry out

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war crimes. Therefore, what is the motivations

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of these parties it comes to Russia and trying to get it to come to the

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table over Syria? Well, the problem as they try to

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salvage this ceasefire agreement is that the Russians and the Syrian

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government increasingly believe that they can win a decisive battle

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ground victory in Aleppo, and that will enable them to win the war.

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They are saying now there could be a military solution to the conflict in

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Syria rather than a diplomatic and political one. Russia's ambassador

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said something very significant today, that bringing peace to Syria

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will now be all but impossible. The Americans will try all they can, I

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guess, to try and salvage this diplomatic track, that has been

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months on going with Kerry and Sergei Lavrov.

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If you want more information about what is happening inside Syria,

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visit our website. You will find background information and analysis,

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including an article about why President Assad desperately needs to

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recapture Aleppo. Let's get some of the news. Police

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in Hungary sake an explosion and viewed up some Saturday night, which

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injured two police officers, was caused by a home-made bomb. The

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Hungarian police chief said the officers, who were on foot patrol,

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were deliberately targeted. They are now in a stable condition in

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hospital. Voters in Switzerland have approved

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a law that will give new powers to the country's intelligence services.

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The legislation will allow the authorities to tap phones, track

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internet activity and use hidden cameras and microphones to monitor

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suspects. Bosnian Serbs have been voting in a

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referendum on whether to keep January the 9th national holiday.

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The date is an Orthodox Christian feast day, and the court ruled that

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it discriminated against Muslim Bosniaks and Catholic Croats.

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And now, to the US, where Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are

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preparing to go head-to-head in their first televised debate on

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Monday. It is a tight race, with the two presidential candidates running

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neck and neck in the polls, and so far, their performances will be

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closely monitored. So what can they learn from previous TV debates? Our

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North American editor has been looking back at the key moments.

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The candidates need no introduction. The Republican candidate, Vice

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President Richard Nixon, and the Democratic candidate, Senator John

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F. Kennedy... The moment that politics

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changed in America and around the world. The first TV debate.

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I should make it very clear that I do not think we're doing enough.

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56 years ago, it felt like a revolution, as personality became as

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important as theirs out, perception is important as reality, and a

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sweaty, old looking Richard Nixon bested by the handsome young John

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Kennedy. Over the years, the fascination has

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not dimmed, and it is expected the audience for Monday's debate will

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break all records, as people watch out for the gas. Gerald Ford never

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recovered from this in his 1980 encounter with Julie Carter.

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There is no Soviet domination of Eastern Europe, and there never will

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be under a Ford Administration. There are the easing is. 73-year-old

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Ronald Reagan, asked whether he was too old to run for president against

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the Democrat Walter Mondale, had this memorable line.

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I will not make age an issue of this campaign. I am not going to exploit

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for political purposes might opponent's youth and inexperience.

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There are the put-downs. Senator Dan Quayle was blown away by this from

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Lloyd Benson in the 1988 VP debate. Senator, I served with Jack Kennedy.

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I knew Jack Kennedy. Jack Kennedy was a friend of mine. Senator, you

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are no Jack Kennedy. APPLAUSE

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there have been the failed attempt at intimidation, as Al Gore

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discovered. But can you get things done?

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And I believe I can. The big moments in US politics have

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all been emotional and visual, how Kennedy and Nixon looked, how

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Reagan's seemed at ease and Jimmy Carter did not, how Rick Perry

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looked when he made an error, and that is why the war among the former

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speech writers is, if you want to know who is going to be seen as

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winner or loser, you watch this thing with the sound turned off.

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So, can you win the White House off the back of a great performance in a

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TV debate? Probably not. But could you lose it by doing badly? Will

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most certainly, and that is why the stakes are so high for these two

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unpopular candidates, and whether TV audience promises to be huge.

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Let's get more about this coming debate. We can speak to Todd Graham,

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the director of debate at Southern Illinois University. We were just

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watching their some of the highs and lows of previous debates in history.

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What do you think we can expect from this one?

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We can expect nothing like any debate we have seen before. I know

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people say that about just every event, because they hype up

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everything, but seriously, this is not a regular presidential general

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election debate, because Donald Trump simply isn't a normal debater.

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Hillary Clinton, sure. We have seen tonnes of types like her before. She

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is pretty good debate, she understands policy, so that was just

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her and some other random Republican on stage, it would be fairly normal.

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This one is not going to be so much. So what would your advice be,

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therefore, to Hillary Clinton? My first piece of advice is to keep

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her answers shorter. I watched in all eight of their previous debates,

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when she was doing the Democratic primary debates. Her answers seemed

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to ramble go over time. The problem with this is, when you go over time,

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you don't get to your big finish. You have a really good point to me,

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but you are running over time, you are running over the buzzer, you are

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running of the moderators, and she needs to keep her answers short and

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succinct, and if she do that, she will come across very, very well.

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One of Hillary Clinton's strength is her experience, of course. Do you

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think Donald Trump will suffer in this area?

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Yes, that is main weakness. He doesn't understand current policy.

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You know things are bad when you are offered $10 million. Mark Cuban

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offer Donald Trump $10 million if he would simply let Mark Cuban ask him

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about policy for four hours straight. So the perception, whether

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it is real or not, and it is fairly real, is that Donald Trump does not

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know policy, still hasn't learned it to this day, so people are hoping to

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see a stack distance between he and Hillary Clinton on that stage.

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So, if you had to put your money on one candidate, which would be for

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the first debate? I will be honest with you, the only

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money that I have put on candidates is the under so far in the over/

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under. A friend at me that Trump would wait at least 45 minutes until

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he started the personal, and I B and add 45 minutes. So that is my only

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prediction, Donald Trump will be presidential for about 30 minutes

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and then start to get nastier. Todd Graham, director debate at

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Southern Illinois University, thanks for being with us.

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You can watch the full coverage of that first presidential debate here

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on BBC News. We will have analysis and budge more. That will be on

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Tuesday, the 27th of September. The debate is due to start at 1am GMT.

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Stay with us here on BBC News. Still to come, one of the brightest

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young stars in US baseball, Jose Fonte and there is, is killed in a

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boating accident. Bat Fernandez. Ben Johnson, the fastest man on

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Earth, is flying home to Canada in disgrace.

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All athletes should be clean going into a game. I'm just happy that

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justice is served. It is a simple fact that this

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morning these people were in their homes. Tonight, those homes have

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been burned down a Serbian soldiers and police.

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All the Taliban positions along here have been strengthened, presumably

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in case the Americans invade. It's no use having a secret service

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which cannot preserve its own secrets against the world, so the

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British government has no option but to continue this action, and even

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after any adverse judgment in Australia.

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Concorde had crossed the Atlantic faster than any plane ever before,

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breaking the record by six minutes. This is BBC world News Today. Here

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are the latest headlines. US ambassador to the United Nations

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Samantha Power as accuse Russia telling outright lies about its

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actions in Syria. China's switches on the world's most powerful

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telescope, which is already received information from a star more than a

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thousand light years away. Let's stay with that story. China

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has officially switched on the world's largest radio telescope,

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which is already received his first signals from a star more than a

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thousand light years away. It lies in the province of Gweijo. 8 million

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people will move to make whether the project.

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In the remark mountains of south-west China, the world's

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largest radio telescope has been built in a vast natural crater, and

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it has begun an intensive testing phase. Its size means the dish is

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able to gather huge amounts of information from space, helping

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scientists to see deeper into the universe than ever before. At a

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ceremony led by China's Vice Brehm near to mark the completion of the

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structure, a message of congratulations was read out from

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President Xi Jin Ping. He sees the facility as a vital part of China's

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drive to become a science powerhouse. It will now take a

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further three years to calibrate the instrument so it can become fully

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operational, but the first signals from space have already been

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received. This radio telescope measures 500 metres across, the size

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of 30 soccer pitches. It dwarfs all rivals. The Paris -- Arecibo

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observatory is only half as wide and with less sensitivity. China's

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telescope can listen to waves emitted from across the cosmos. It

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will help us to see the first stars and galaxies and hunt for signs of

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extraterrestrial life. It is a magnificent piece of work be

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Chinese colleagues have put together. It is a state-of-the-art

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machine. It is huge. It is incredibly huge. They have done it

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in record time, really, and it is a fantastic achievement. It gives our

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Chinese colleagues a top instrument to participate in what we call radio

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astronomy. The structure took the Chinese just five years to build,

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and at a cost of $180 million. It is part of the country's

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unprecedented investment in science, that is on the verge of outstripping

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even the United States. China hopes the super-size project

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could transfer emitted -- transform it into a world science leader.

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Well-known Jordanian writer has been shot dead outside a court in central

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and man -- home and, where he was due to be tried for offending Islam.

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He was charged after he shared a controversial cartoon on social

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media. Alan Johnston reports. Blood on the steps of Jordan's

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highest court. B ahid Nahid Hat was about to enter the building when a

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gunman shot him at close range. The attacker was immediately arrested.

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-- to macro. Mr Hata, a Christian, was about to be tried in this place

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for causing religious offence. He got into trouble when he shared a

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cartoon on Facebook which showed a man in heaven in bed with women and

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asking God for a drink. Mr Hata said it merely sought to mark the view

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that Jihadi John extremists have the after life. -- to mock the view. But

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many Muslims here would have been deeply offended by the cartoon.

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Someone was angry enough to kill in response to it.

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After the shooting, one of Mr Hata's friends said that his death should

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serve as a warning of the strength of extremist influences in the

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nation. TRANSLATION: The Jordanian people must realise the seriousness

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of this issue. They must unite to fight against the

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unjust forces that accuse others of being apostates. The government must

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take a stern stance towards these dark forces.

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Mr Hata's family says the authorities bear responsibility for

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what happened here. They believe a decision to put the right on trial

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helped incite the public against him.

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That gets in sport for you. I, Stephen. We're going to start

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with the Premier League. Southampton have moved into the top half by

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winning Sunday's only game 3-0 at West Ham. Goals from Charlie Austin,

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Dusan Tadic and James Ward-Prowse made it four wins in four without

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conceding a goal for the Saints in all competitions. But West Ham have

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lost five of their first six league games for the first time in the

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top-flight season, and they remain in the bottom three.

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In the second half, we were better. But it was down to the time to

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correct, and they save for the future, it is very good work to see

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the difference between the first half and the second half.

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We are not the first, we are not the last team that is in this situation.

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In the premiership, or in any league at this level, and it is... Most of

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it is about confidence, because the guys are the same players that were

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doing things last year. Now, a season where Manchester City

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under their new manager Pep Guardiola face huge expectations in

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terms of winning silverware, and the club's women have shown the man the

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way by winning the Super League for the first time. City needed just to

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avoid defeat against the only side who could still catch them, Chelsea,

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and they clinched the maiden title in style, winning the match 2-0

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thanks to a first half own goal and a penalty in the second half from

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their England star Tony Duggan. City are champions with a game to spare.

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Coming here and it was a massive risk for me to come here, and

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Mantises city in the first year was a bit of an unknown, but we took

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that risk, and the likes of me, Jill, Tony and KBE who have been

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here since day one. We have seen this club row. But a fantastic club.

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Everyone wants to copy the style and the model we have in terms of

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growing young players and getting the best players here. For me

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personally, to lift a trophy against Birmingham will be unbelievable.

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The Miami marlins have cancelled their home game against the Atlantic

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Braves in tribute to their picture Jose Fernandez, who has been killed

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in a boat crash. The accident happened at Miami Beach early on

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Sunday. Two whether people were also killed. The Jose Fernandez to say

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they are devastated by Fernandez's death, and their thoughts and

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prayers are with his family. The Cuban American was just 24. He had

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played in Miami for three years. He was a double all-star, the 2013

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national League Rookie of the year, and very much regarded as one of the

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top pictures in the game. Jose Fernandez, who has died at the age

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of 24. It is looking increasingly like a

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two-way American tussle to win the season-ending PGA Tour championship

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of golf in Atlanta, with Ryan Moore 11 under par alongside compatriot

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Kevin Chappell. Rory McIlroy, Paul Kevin Chappell. Rory McIlroy, Paul

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Casey and Dustin Johnson are the best placed players still in

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contention of finishing top of the FedEx cup standings and walking away

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with a $10 million prize. McIlroy is two shots off the pace, Casey is

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eight under, and Johnson, who lead the standings coming into the finale

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is a shot further back. Double world champion Marc Marquez

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has extended his lead in the MotoGP standings after a dominant victory

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in the arrogant Grand Prix. Starting and ball, Marquez had a couple of

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early wobbles, but once he hit the front, there was something of

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stopping him from taking a fourth win of the season ahead of Lorenzo

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and Valentino. And that is all this but we have for

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you for now. Thank you for that.

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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have arrived in Canada for their

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first royal tour with both their children. The couple, along with

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three-year-old Prince George and Princess Charlotte, were greeted by

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his wife. Here is our royal

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correspondent. The Cambridges in Canada,

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and a brief taste for Prince George and Princess Charlotte of the royal

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life they have been born into On the tarmac, a tired George needed

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the support of his father. Now was not the time to tell them

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that as things stand, both will one For Charlotte, a teething

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16-month-old, this is her first for Canada's

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Well versed in kissing babies,

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but he was stumped by Well versed in kissing

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babies, but he was stumped Away from the airport and public

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view for Georgian Charlotte. Away from the airport and public

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view for George and Charlotte. Their parents are determined

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to shield them from the spotlight. William and Catherine

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are here in a city which was named after Queen Victoria and which has

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strong historic ties with the British Crown,

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but across Canada, a sizeable minority of the population

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yearns for an elected The majority, though,

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still favours the status quo. His destiny means William will have

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to brush up on his French The royal walkabout

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is a way to be seen and to We both love

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mountains and water. Mountains, a rainforest, and a trip

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in a canoe or on the agenda The British Olympic cyclists

:25:15.:25:24.

Jason Kenny and Laura Trott have revealed they were married

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in a private ceremony yesterday. Laura's father made the announcement

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on Twitter, and Jason Kenny tweeted a photograph of his bride,

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with the caption They tied the knot on Saturday

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morning. Well, that is it from me. World News Today as well. From the

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team, have a lovely evening. Goodbye Finau. -- goodbye for now.

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