Today's Headlines: Cameron EU talks continue through night, Trump praises Pope after US wall row, Uber 'losing $1bn in China every year'

Cameron EU talks continue through night

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Top News Stories Cameron EU talks continue through night Talks on David Cameron's bid to reform the EU continue in the early hours in Brussels after Number 10 said there was "real hard work to do overnight". Trump praises Pope after US wall row Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump heaps praise on Pope Francis, hours after the pontiff questioned his Christian faith. Uber 'losing $1bn in China every year' US online car-hire service Uber is losing more than $1bn a year in China, as it struggles against "fierce" local competition, its CEO says. Obama imposes new North Korea sanctions US President Barack Obama signs off new expanded sanctions on North Korea, weeks after the country fired a test missile.   EU and Turkey to hold migration summit The European Union will hold a special summit with Turkey on the migration crisis in early March, EU officials have announced. Sport FC Midtjylland 2-1 Manchester United Manchester United are beaten by Danish champions FC Midtjylland in the first leg of their Europa League last-32 tie. Champion Higgins out, O'Sullivan wins Defending champion John Higgins is knocked out of the Welsh Open but Ronnie O'Sullivan reaches the quarter-finals Champion Higgins out, O'Sullivan wins Defending champion John Higgins is knocked out of the Welsh Open but Ronnie O'Sullivan reaches the quarter-finals Top Videos VIDEO: Turkey blames Kurdish YPG for attack VIDEO: Is this the world's cheapest smartphone? VIDEO: 'Fake doctor' suspect asks for privacy VIDEO: Thousands march against 'sedition' arrest

Magazine The rise of the 'afternoon delight' hotel booking The website helping lovers book a hotel room for a few hours Business Uber 'losing $1bn in China every year' US online car-hire service Uber is losing more than $1bn a year in China, as it struggles against "fierce" local competition, its CEO says. World economy 'needs urgent action' The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development calls for urgent action by world leaders to tackle slowing growth as it cuts global economic forecasts for 2016.   Technology Apple vs the FBI - in plain English A jargon-free look at the row between Apple and the FBI over access to a deceased terrorist's iPhone. York - the fibre frontier The people of York could soon be benefiting from the highest broadband speeds in the UK. From the BBC Cultural Calendar On now: Berlin International Film Festival From February 11th to 21st, Berlin will be buzzing with cinematic activity at various venues around the city.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos Driven: Fiat's 'cracking' 124 Spider Top Gear's Ollie Kew samples this turbocharged take on the Mazda MX-5   The Tesla for tiny drivers only A 'spacious' one-seater – if you're 81lb or less Capital Do me a favour - just take the day off Don't be embarrassed to ask — or go completely off grid   Bringing high-speed tech to Myanmar How one app developer made fast food delivery easier in Yangon Culture A Jazz Age bromance Jude Law and Colin Firth star in Genius   The London that could have been What if these alternative plans for the city had been followed? Earth Could you escape a black hole? Don't worry if you get stuck inside one, there could be a way out   Feasting in the Floods In the Okavango, a pied kingfisher performs an amazing dive to catch a fish Future Is multi-tasking a good idea? Why our brains like chopping and changing   Are these weird clouds 'sonic booms'? The truth behind an amazing aviation effect Travel Where people rollerblade on runways How Berlin transformed its former airport into an outdoor playground   The man who could stop planes In Johannesburg's airport, an unlikely encounter with a master of disguise

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Today's Headlines

Syria Kurds 'behind Ankara bombing'

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Top News Stories Syria Kurds 'behind Ankara bombing' Turkey's president says there is evidence proving the bombing in Ankara was carried out by Kurdish YPG militia based in Syria, even though they deny it. Cameron 'battling for Britain' at summit David Cameron says he is "battling for Britain" and is confident of getting a "good deal" as he arrives in Brussels for a crucial EU summit. Australia town consumed by 'hairy panic' A fast-growing tumbleweed called "hairy panic" is clogging up homes in a small Australian town. Walesa 'was paid Communist informant' Poland's history institute says that newly seized documents suggest former president and Solidarity hero Lech Walesa was an informer.   Al-Shabab denies spy chief killed Militant Islamist group al-Shabab denies that its intelligent chief has been killed in a Kenyan air strike in southern Somalia. Sport Sportsday - rolling sports news Europa League build-up, transfer gossip, FA Cup news conferences, social media, and how could Ronnie O'Sullivan avoid boredom in your town? Coe ready to ban Kenyan athletes Lord Coe is ready to ban Kenya's track and field team from the Rio Olympics after the country misses a doping deadline. Coe ready to ban Kenyan athletes Lord Coe is ready to ban Kenya's track and field team from the Rio Olympics after the country misses a doping deadline. Top Videos VIDEO: 'Syria Kurds carried out Ankara attack' VIDEO: Is this the world's cheapest smartphone? VIDEO: 'Fake doctor' suspect asks for privacy VIDEO: Speed record team test sledge design

Magazine The rise of the 'afternoon delight' hotel booking The website helping lovers book a hotel room for a few hours Business World economy 'needs urgent action' The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development calls for urgent action by world leaders to tackle slowing growth as it cuts global economic forecasts for 2016. Air France-KLM returns to profit Air France-KLM returned to profit last year, helped by lower fuel costs and higher passenger numbers.   Technology Apple vs the FBI - in plain English A jargon-free look at the row between Apple and the FBI over access to a deceased terrorist's iPhone. Lee Rigby's family criticises Apple The family of murdered soldier Fusilier Lee Rigby criticises Apple's refusal to help the FBI access a gunman's iPhone - but the firm is backed by Google and others. From the BBC Cultural Calendar On now: Berlin International Film Festival From February 11th to 21st, Berlin will be buzzing with cinematic activity at various venues around the city.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos Trading sex for driving lessons In the Netherlands, a practise called 'rides for rides' is causing a stir   The Tesla for tiny drivers only A 'spacious' one-seater – if you're 81lb or less Capital There's an app for that How one app developer decided to bring fast food delivery to Yangon   The world's coolest jobs? Meet the hardy locals adapting to a changing climate Culture The London that could have been What if these alternative plans for the city had been followed?   From Sex and the City to poetry Cynthia Nixon plays Emily Dickinson in a film divorced from reality Earth Feasting in the Floods In the Okavango, a pied kingfisher performs an amazing dive to catch a fish   Mystery ancient hobbit 'was not human' Questions remain about this tiny creature's true identity Future Are these weird clouds 'sonic booms'? The truth behind an amazing aviation effect   What is a 'normal' sex life? BBC Future explores the huge spectrum of desires and behaviours Travel The man who could stop planes In Johannesburg's airport, an unlikely encounter with a master of disguise   A lunch date with Elvis Presley When ordering a doughburger led to the inside scoop on the music legend

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