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Top News Stories Gove out as May forms new cabinet Theresa May is forming her new government - with no place for Justice Secretary Michael Gove, Education Secretary Nicky Morgan or Culture Secretary John Whittingdale. US must build trust in police - Obama President Barack Obama says the US is "not even close" to where it needs to be in bridging the divide between police and the communities they serve. Australian admits to testicle surgery An amateur surgeon in Australia pleads guilty to removing the left testicle of a man who could not afford professional medical treatment. VIDEO: 'We don't have homes anymore' The BBC meets families surviving daily shelling in the rebel-held city of Darayya, near Damascus.   VIDEO: Gaffes and glory: Boris Johnson abroad As Boris Johnson is appointed Foreign Secretary, the BBC takes a look back at his record flying the flag for Britain abroad. Sport Fifa rankings: Wales up 15 places to 11th as England drop to 13th Wales jump 15 places to 11th in the new Fifa world rankings, as England and Northern Ireland drop following Euro 2016. 'It has to stop' - NBA stars call for end to gun violence LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, Chris Paul and Dwyane Wade addressed gun violence at the ESPY Awards. Tour's iconic Ventoux summit finish cancelled Stage 12 of the Tour de France will no longer finish on top of Mont Ventoux because of high winds in Provence. Top Videos A look back at Boris Johnson on the world stage Surviving in Darayya: 'We don't have homes anymore' NBA stars call for social change at ESPY Awards Migrant Crisis: Hungary rejects claims of 'excessive force'

Magazine VIDEO: I trekked across Europe so I could go to school safely Eleven-year-old Israa trekked more than 2,000 miles (3,000km) with her family to northern Europe after their home in Syria was destroyed. They often had to walk, pushing her disabled sister in a wheelchair across muddy fields. Exodus: Our Journey To Europe is broadcast on BBC Two on 11, 12 and 13 July. Watch other migrants' stories every day this week online. Includes music by Simon Russell. Business UK interest rates held at 0.5% The Bank of England maintains the UK's main interest rate at 0.5% despite intense speculation that it would cut rates. Google hit by new EU anti-trust charges The European Commission steps up pressure on Google, alleging that it abused its dominance in internet shopping and restricted competition.   Technology Pokemon Go unleashed in the UK Pokemon Go - a mobile game that has become a global phenomenon - is released in the UK. Tesla autopilot involved in new crash Tesla admits its autopilot feature was activated when one of its cars crashed on Sunday. From the BBC Cultural Calendar Now on: Divine Pleasures Painting from the royal courts of Northern India is on show at New York's Met until 12 September.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos Are walkers smarter than drivers? A new study shows that walkable US cities are more affluent and better educated   Your next car could run on pee A team of researchers in the UK is turning urine into electricity Capital The most liveable city in the world? A conduit between East and West, this European capital commands an audience   These towns will pay you to live there Or make it really cheap. For Brexpats, it could be a boon — with a catch or two Culture The man who destroyed all he owned What an artist can teach us about the value of things   The true story of Jaws 100 years on from the real-life attacks

Earth Did Neanderthals create art? A stunning engraving suggests they did   How human were Neanderthals? They were as special as our ancestors Future Will airliners fly on nuclear power? What it would take to soar on atomic energy   Does everyone have a doppelganger? The chances of finding your exact lookalike Travel A passion born from the lure of the ice 'You basically have ice sculptures floating all around you'   A strangely addictive street food An iconic dish in a city of things that don't fit together Where and how to watch BBC World News The news you trust. 24/7. On your TV. BBC World News, the 24-hour international news channel, is available in over 200 countries worldwide.   Find out how to watch

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