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Top News Stories Trump's wife accused of plagiarism Donald Trump's wife, Melania, takes centre stage at the Republican Convention but faces accusations of plagiarising a speech by Michelle Obama. German train axe attacker 'had IS flag' A flag of so-called Islamic State is found in the room of a 17-year-old Afghan refugee shot dead after an axe attack on a German train. Leslie Jones hits back at racist trolls She says she feels like she is in her own "personal hell" after receiving racist messages on Twitter. VIDEO: 'You killed my sister, you're not a Muslim' The family of 42-year-old Aldjia Bouzaouit only found out that she was dead on Sunday, three days after the truck attack in Nice, France.   VIDEO: Did Trump speech copy Obama's? Donald Trump's wife, Melania, is facing accusations that portions of her speech at the Republican National Convention plagiarised Michelle Obama. Sport Russian doping: Olympic chiefs to decide on sanctions after McLaren report Russia should be banned from the Olympics and Paralympics after evidence of state-sponsored doping, says the World Anti-Doping Agency. Hull boss Bruce holds England manager talks Hull manager Steve Bruce is interviewed by the FA about the England manager job, but Sam Allardyce remains favourite for the role. World Cup winners in Team GB's rugby sevens squad World Cup winner Emily Scarratt is in Team GB's 12-strong Olympic rugby sevens squad with Mark Bennett making the men's team. Top Videos Nice attack: 'You killed my sister, you're not a Muslim' Exiled cleric Gulen rejects Turkey 'coup' claims Nice attack: The struggle to stop radicalisation Barack Obama: 'Attacks on police are an attack on all of us'

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 Price rises turn off Netflix subscribers Netflix shares fall sharply after the video streaming firm added fewer subscribers than expected ahead of US prices rises. Still no buyer for Yahoo as losses widen Yahoo gave no update on attempts to sell its core internet business as the firm slumped to a $440m (£332m) loss in the second quarter.   Technology 'Whale-harming sonar' broke marine laws A US appeals court has ruled that sonar approved for use by the US Navy broke marine laws. What is ARM and why is it worth £24bn? ARM's technology is at the heart of millions of smartphones and tablets - but the company's inventions are used wider still. From the BBC Cultural Calendar Starting this week: Mostly Mozart This year celebrating its 50th anniversary, the annual classical music event comes to New York's Lincoln Center from 22 July to 27 August.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos Is this the world's wildest ride? Alongside a world-class mass-transit system, one city's mad red minibuses endure   How Pokémon Go is changing transport The weird ways the year's biggest fad affects mobility Capital Could commuting be good for you? Hate your commute? You might be doing it wrong   Is full-time work bad for our brains? Why anyone over 40 should consider a 25-hour week Culture The secret pantomime of power An image that reveals as much as it hides   The man who destroyed all he owned What an artist can teach us about the value of things

Earth Why selfishness is so common Truly selfless acts are extremely rare   Organisms might be quantum machines Some lifeforms may actually be part quantum Future Will we ever have X-ray specs? The technology may be closer than you think   An umbrella to explore deep space A spacecraft that will sail away on the solar wind Travel A desert of smugglers and skeletons A day in the life of a Texas border control agent   The nation that hates to be late Which came first – the precise timekeepers or the precise people? 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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