News Headlines - 13 September 2013
▽BBC News - India gang rape: Four men sentenced to death
An Indian court has sentenced four men to death for the gang rape and murder of a student in the capital Delhi, a case which led to violent protests across India and new laws against rape.
▽BBC News - Japan anger over French Fukushima cartoon
Japan will formally protest about a cartoon in a French satirical weekly of sumo wrestlers with extra limbs at the stricken Fukushima nuclear plant.
A new Beatles album, featuring unreleased recordings and studio banter from the Fab Four’s sessions for a variety of BBC radio programmes, will be released in November.
▽Darwin the ‘IKEA monkey’ to remain in animal sanctuary, judge rules - The Globe and Mail
Ontario Superior Court Judge Mary Vallee dismissed a bid by Yasmin Nakhuda, who was caring for the monkey until last December, to try to get the monkey back. In her decision, Justice Vallee concluded that Darwin qualifies as a “wild animal” and not a pet, and that Ms. Nakhuda lost ownership of him as soon as he escaped from her car in December.
▽What do we know about the world's ugliest animal? - Telegraph
The blobfish has been voted the world's ugliest animal but has it been unfairly targeted?
