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Top News Stories Trump promises a 'safer' America Donald Trump vows as president to confront and repel multiple threats facing the US, in his speech accepting the Republican nomination. Brexit causes 'dramatic drop in economy' UK economic activity in July fell to its lowest level since 2009, the aftermath of the financial crisis, data compiled from business questionnaires shows. How Kabali mania swept India The release of Kabali is India's film event of the year - but why is it leading to mania, and who is its superstar, Rajinikanth? VIDEO: Trump says US is in 'moment of crisis' Donald Trump says the US is in a moment of crisis, as he accepts the Republican nomination for president.   VIDEO: How would Republicans build Trump's wall? We asked Republican delegates for specifics on how they think Donald Trump's Mexican wall should (or could) be built. Sport Further 45 drug test failures from Beijing & London Olympics The International Olympic Committee announces 45 new doping failures from the 2008 and 2012 Games in Beijing and London. Hamilton fastest in first practice as Mercedes dominate in Hungary Lewis Hamilton heads team-mate Nico Rosberg as Mercedes dominate first practice at the Hungarian Grand Prix. 'Stage 19 could be dangerous for Froome' - Tour de France guide Stressful stages and dangerous descents - Chris Froome's team-mate Geraint Thomas takes us through the 21 stages of this year's Tour de France. Top Videos How would Republicans build the wall? How have Turks online responded to the crackdown? Trump's dark vision of America Five years after Breivik attack, BBC returns to Utoeya

Magazine The man hired to have sex with children In some remote regions of Malawi, girls are made to have sex with a paid sex worker when they reach puberty - but the tradition has the potential to spread disease. Business Chancellor may 'reset' economic policy Chancellor Philip Hammond says he may 'reset' Britain's fiscal policy in the Autumn Statement if post-Brexit data indicates it is necessary. Brexit causes 'dramatic drop in economy' UK economic activity in July fell to its lowest level since 2009, the aftermath of the financial crisis, data compiled from business questionnaires shows.   Technology New glass helps prevent phone smashes Corning unveils new glass product that can 'survive 80%' of smartphone drops from 1.6 metres off the ground. Pokemon Go finally launches in Japan Nintendo's Pokemon Go is now available for players in Japan, the birthplace of the little monsters, says game developer Niantic Labs. 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 A city bus with the soul of an S-Class Mercedes-Benz styles a dazzling makeover for the humblest of urban people-movers   Hide and seek on the US-Mexico line Behind the scenes with customs inspectors at the busiest land border on Earth Capital Should you ever sell to your friends? Friendship and the hard sell: Is it ever OK to pitch them products?   Why we loathe leadership 'training' We all groan when the boss sends us. Seriously, what's the point? Culture How images manipulate us The power of pictures in a world spinning out of control   The naked performers who shocked London Neo Naturists and the freedom of nude art

Earth When eating rubbish is good for you The hidden benefits of eating soil, toxins and your own poo   Tiny beast with a big sexy appendage It is very long and unexpectedly floppy Future Why are we all so tired? Is exhaustion a result of modern life – or part of the human condition?   The buzz that keeps people gambling Why it's not always about the winning Travel Japan's real life ninjas Hundreds have applied to become a ninja ahead of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics   A field of 50,000 illuminated flowers A spectacular light display brings new life to Australia's most sacred site 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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