BBC News--Today's Headlines Spetember 3, 2014

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Top News Stories Beheading 'will not intimidate US' President Obama says "justice will be served" on militants who beheaded journalist Steven Sotloff and vows the US will not be intimidated. Ukraine agrees 'ceasefire process' Ukraine's President Poroshenko says he has agreed with Russian President Putin in telephone talks on a "ceasefire process" for the east. 'Humiliated' Indian girl found dead A teenage Indian girl who was allegedly humiliated by village elders for protesting against her father's harassment is found dead near a railway track in West Bengal state. Fukushima workers sue over pay A group of workers decommissioning the crippled Fukushima nuclear power plant sue its operator Tepco over unpaid hazard wages.   DNA overturns 30-year US convictions Two US men who spent three decades in prison for rape and murder, one on death row, are released after new DNA evidence proves their innocence. Top Videos VIDEO: Beslan school siege: Ten years on VIDEO: Imran Khan: BBC interview VIDEO: Modi's first 100 days in power VIDEO: One-minute World News

Magazine Why Paris is forgetting Ernest Hemingway Why Paris is forgetting Ernest Hemingway Business Russian stocks rise from peace hope Russian stocks rise to their highest level in three months following the announcement of a cease-fire agreement with Ukraine. UK service sector sees strong growth The UK service sector records its fastest growth for almost a year, but recovery in the eurozone slows, closely-watched surveys suggest.   Technology Celebrity leaks 'no breach' - Apple The leaking of intimate photos of celebrities from iCloud accounts was due to a theft of log-in information, not a security breach, says Apple. Home Depot probes possible hack Home Depot says it is investigating "unusual activity" following a report that suggested its credit and debit card records had been hacked.

Autos London’s supercar invasion Gold Bugattis, chrome Porsches and one monstrous Mercedes were among the peacocks strutting through central London during the hot months.   The prettiest red car ever? The matches that made motoring beautiful Capital How to pull an all-nighter Need to pull an all-nighter? Here’s how to work through the witching hour and survive the day after.   The psychology of tie colours The psychology of tie colours crosses global borders. Here’s what you need to know about getting ahead in life and work. Culture In Hitler’s bathtub Vogue model, Surrealist muse – and war correspondent. As a combat photographer with the US forces during WWII, Lee Miller created a unique historic record.   Wild thing: An animal symphony Richard Blackford’s Great Animal Orchestra Symphony reveals the hidden music in nature's sounds. Clemency Burton-Hill reports.

Future How the colour red warps the mind Red is perhaps the most manipulative colour, influencing everything from your behaviour in the workplace to your love life. How? David Robson finds out.   Is the ice bucket challenge vain? If you do the ice bucket challenge, are you charitable or narcissistic? Modern altruism is all about performance, says Chris Baraniuk, but is that a bad thing? Travel How we quit our jobs to travel Quitting your job to travel is not only an option for those who go solo. Here is how one couple did it – and how they have stayed on the road, and together, ever since.   How well do you know the world? Think you're a geography expert? Test your knowledge with BBC Travel’s Geoguessr – the game that proves how well you know the world!

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BBC News Today's Headlines September 2, 2014

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Top News Stories Russia 'to alter military strategy' Russia is to adjust its military doctrine as a result of the Ukraine crisis and Nato's increasing presence in eastern Europe, a top Russian official says. Afghan militants 'may join IS' Fighters from a militant Islamic group in Afghanistan, allied to the Taliban, tell the BBC they are considering joining forces with Islamic State. FBI probes 'Cloud' celebrity leaks The FBI looks into allegations that the online accounts of celebrities have been hacked, leading to intimate pictures being posted online. Nigeria militants 'seize' major town Nigeria's militant Islamist group Boko Haram seizes the key north-eastern town of Bama after fighting with government forces, residents tell the BBC.   Ecuador volcano increases activity A massive ash cloud is rising from the Tungurahua volcano in Ecuador as it shows increased activity with a series of explosions on Monday. Top Videos VIDEO: Uganda's Ghetto Kids: 'Dance changed my life' VIDEO: The most future-proof profession? VIDEO: China's museum of roast duck VIDEO: One-minute World News

Magazine Why Paris is forgetting Ernest Hemingway Why Paris is forgetting Ernest Hemingway Business Swiss economy stalls as EU slows Switzerland's economy failed to grow in the second quarter of the year, official figures show, with trade affected by stagnation in the rest of Europe. Mining tax repealed by Australia Australia scraps a controversial mining tax after the government strikes a deal with business tycoon Clive Palmer's political party.   Technology Uber banned across Germany by court A court says the UberPop service must stop transporting passengers in Germany, but the American company refuses to suspend work. FBI probes 'Cloud' celebrity leaks The FBI looks into allegations that the online accounts of celebrities have been hacked, leading to intimate pictures being posted online.

Autos Which car wore red best? The matches that made motoring beautiful   Mud, asphalt, sand or snow? Working with French cycle-maker Moustache, the designer unveils electric bikes built for the rigours of mud, asphalt, sand and snow. Capital The psychology of tie colours The psychology of tie colours crosses global borders. Here’s what you need to know about getting ahead in life and work.   Is a lateral move right for you? Can sideways be better than up when it comes to your career? Ask yourself these questions before you accept the exciting new job. Culture The man who invented a colour Yves Klein was an artist, showman and inventor – who created a hue that had never existed before. How did he achieve this? Alastair Sooke reports.   The 20th Century’s best writer? Jorge Luis Borges’ mysterious stories broke new ground and transformed literature forever. Everyone should read him, writes Jane Ciabattari.

Future Is the ice bucket challenge vain? If you do the ice bucket challenge, are you charitable or narcissistic? Modern altruism is all about performance, says Chris Baraniuk, but is that a bad thing?   Best space images of the month Here are some of the most stunning space-related pictures captured during the last month – from a space suit close-up to a spectacular rocket launch. Travel Chile’s land of ice-blue lakes All you need is a sturdy bike, a knack for light packing and a sense of adventure to explore Patagonia before it changes forever.   Show us your colourful life In preparation for the upcoming launch of BBC Earth's new series "A life in colour", we want to see scenes from your colourful life!

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