Today's Headlines: Trump reverses on abortion amid outcry, 'Forced labour' at Qatar World Cup site, UN looks into CAR 'bestiality' report

Trump reverses on abortion amid outcry

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Top News Stories Trump reverses on abortion amid outcry US Republican Donald Trump reverses his position after calling for "some form of punishment" for women who have illegal abortions. Libya unity leaders in Tripoli power bid Leaders of Libya's new UN-backed unity government arrive in Tripoli by boat in a bid to take control - after their attempts by plane were blocked. 'Forced labour' at Qatar World Cup site Rights group Amnesty International accuses Qatar of using forced labour over construction of a flagship stadium for the 2022 World Cup. UN looks into CAR 'bestiality' report An advocacy group says a senior commander in the Central African Republic forced girls to participate in bestiality, reports the UN says are "extremely troubling".   US to transfer more Guantanamo inmates The Pentagon plans to move roughly a dozen inmates from the US military prison at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba to at least two countries. Sport England power into World T20 final Jason Roy hits 78 and Ben Stokes takes 3-26 as England beat New Zealand by seven wickets to reach the World Twenty20 final. Neville sacked as Valencia boss Gary Neville is sacked by Valencia after less than four months as head coach. Brexit may have 'big effect' on football BBC Sport's Matt Slater takes a look at how the landscape of British football could change if the UK leaves Europe. Top Videos VIDEO: Cyprus president laughs off hijacking VIDEO: Armed man shot at US Capitol building VIDEO: FBI unlocks San Bernardino gunman's iPhone VIDEO: On the ground with Kurdish forces in Aleppo

Magazine How an alcoholic monk founded her own monastery How an alcoholic monk founded her own monastery Business US Fed comments continue to buoy Asia Markets in Asia are in positive territory early Thursday as investors continue to find solace in recent comments from the Fed about US interest rates. Takata denies $24bn airbag recall report Japan's Takata Corp denies it has calculated the cost of a faulty airbags recall, after a Bloomberg report said it could be $24bn (£16.7bn).   Technology 'The bots are coming' - Microsoft Microsoft unveils a new system of bots which can represent businesses and interact with users via apps such as Skype. Will tomorrow's office be friend or foe? Buildings, like homes, are getting smarter - but what does that actually mean and who are they best serving? From the BBC Cultural Calendar On now: Fascination with Reality Work by 19th-Century Dutch painter Eckersberg is displayed at the Hamburger Kunsthalle until May 16th.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos My own private Chitty Behold a retired New York City cop's cunning replica of the original flying car   For motorcyclists, a new distraction Safety advance or dangerous diversion? Samsung's Smart Windshield could be both Capital The world's most powerful corporation This company was vast and powerful. But what was it like to work there?   Expat life in the land of hobbits Life in this Kiwi city is overwhelming for some – in the best ways possible Culture The bizarre story behind this photo When Elvis met Nixon   The only recording of Virginia Woolf A beautiful animation of the writer's 1937 broadcast Earth Weird frogs have even weirder tadpoles They do not live like other tadpoles   The tsunami that terrified Britain Climate change likely played a role – could it happen again? Future The 'tiny farm animals' kept on ice The labs that keep a food-making friend ready for action   What is the most extroverted US city? The personality profiles of the average American Travel The secret to Japanese grilling Some meat doesn't taste the same cooked any other way   The true value of Turkish hospitality Dining in the only city in the world split between two continents

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