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Top News Stories Sanders: Clinton must be US president Bernie Sanders urges the US to put Hillary Clinton in the White House, in a speech to the Democratic convention in Philadelphia. Priest killed in French church attack A priest is killed in a hostage-taking attack by two armed men at his church near Rouen in northern France - police say both assailants are dead. Michelle Obama denounces Trump 'hate' US first lady Michelle Obama delivers a rebuke to Republican Donald Trump and gives an impassioned endorsement of Hillary Clinton at the Democratic convention. VIDEO: 'Shoot-out' at church as priest killed A priest has been killed in an attack by two armed men at his church near Rouen in northern France.   VIDEO: Michelle Obama hits out at Trump Michelle Obama hits out at Republican Donald Trump in a speech at the Democratic National Convention Sport JT McNamara: Jockey paralysed in 2013 Cheltenham fall dies Irish jockey JT McNamara, who was paralysed after a fall at the 2013 Cheltenham Festival, dies at the age of 41. F1 boss Ecclestone's mother-in-law 'kidnapped' The mother-in-law of Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone is kidnapped in Brazil with criminals demanding a ransom of $36.5m (£28m), reports say. Sri Lanka's Muralitharan hits back at 'traitor' jibe Sri Lanka's Muttiah Muralitharan defends his right to coach Australia during a Test series between the sides after being called a "traitor". Top Videos France church attack: Priest killed near Rouen Michelle Obama hits out at Donald Trump Ten killed in Mogadishu airport blasts in Somalia Solar Impulse completes historic round-the-world trip

Magazine Is there such a thing as 'bore out'? A Frenchman is suing his former employer for "bore out" - being "killed professionally" through boredom - but is there any such thing? Business AB InBev raises offer for SABMiller Brewing giant AB InBev has raised its offer for rival SABMiller after the fall in the value of the pound made its original offer less attractive. BP profits hit by lower oil price Second-quarter profits at oil giant BP almost halve from a year earlier as the company suffers from lower oil prices and weak refining margins.   Technology The end of Yahoo: Why Verizon spent big After months of talks, Yahoo has been acquired by US mobile network Verizon for $4.8bn (£3.7bn). The company has big ambitions in online advertising. Facebook flagged Democrat emails 'spam' Facebook says its anti-spam filters were to blame for its website briefly blocking access to internal emails from US Democratic Party committee members published by Wikileaks. 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 Secrets of the two-second pit stop How do Formula 1 pit crews service racing cars so quickly?   Bentley's £80,000 fly-fishing outfit Bespoke kit contains everything the aristocratic angler could require Capital Is 10 pieces of clothing quite enough? Meet the people with almost nothing to wear   Great strategy or massive ego trip? Why you need to do a 'sanity check' before opening a new office overseas Culture Is Jason Bourne worth the wait? The rogue super-spy returns   The mystery of Van Gogh's madness What the artist's last work tells us about his mental state

Earth The fly answering our biggest questions Fruit flies have helped make some of the greatest discoveries in modern science   The hidden wildlife of New York City The Big Apple is home to living things no one ever sees Future Why can't you remember being a baby? And is it ever possible to retrieve those recollections?   Why are we all so tired? Is exhaustion a result of modern life – or part of the human condition? Travel The land that refused obliteration A tale of sacrifice and surrender in the Blue Ridge Mountains   Living where the sea turns to ice A five-year-old Greenlander shares his life in this remote corner of the globe 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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