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Top News Stories Bill Clinton backs 'best friend' Hillary Former US President Bill Clinton argues why his wife and "best friend" Hillary should lead the nation, in a very personal speech at the Democratic convention. French faith leaders in security call Christian, Muslim, Jewish and Buddhist representatives call for more security at places of worship after the jihadist murder of an elderly priest in his own church. Huge IS blast rocks Syrian Kurdish city At least 40 people have been killed by a truck bombing in the Kurdish-controlled city of Qamishli in north-east Syria, state TV reports. VIDEO: Bill Clinton: 'I hope you'll elect her' Former President Bill Clinton has taken to the stage at the Democratic convention to make the case for his wife to become America's first female president.   VIDEO: Tesla offers peek into battery factory The BBC's Dave Lee visits the Gigafactory - Tesla's 3,000 acre battery manufacturing plant. Sport Guardiola bans overweight players from training Man City boss Pep Guardiola excludes some of his players from first-team training until they meet certain weight targets. FA Cup: Fourth substitute to be allowed in latter stages of competition Clubs will be allowed to use a fourth substitute during extra time in the latter stages of this season's FA Cup. Calling all Stormtroopers - Knight ready for new Super League England captain Heather Knight reflects on England's success against Pakistan, and looks ahead to the new Super League. Top Videos Bill on Hillary: 'I hope you'll elect her' Tesla offers peek into battery factory France church attack: Nun describes horror Shirley Chisholm: The woman who ran for president in 1972

Magazine The waste mountain of coffee cups Every day hundreds of thousands of Britons put their coffee cup into a recycling bin. They're wrong - those cups aren't recyclable. Business Apple sees iPhone sales fall again Apple reports a second consecutive quarter of falling iPhone sales, but the 15% drop was not as bad as analysts had feared. UK economy sped up ahead of Brexit vote The UK economy grew by 0.6% in the three months to the end of June, as economic growth accelerated in the run-up to the vote to leave the EU.   Technology Inside Tesla's gigantic Gigafactory Tesla's groundbreaking new factory could make or break Elon Musk, the company's charismatic but under-pressure chief executive. Apple sees iPhone sales fall again Apple reports a second consecutive quarter of falling iPhone sales, but the 15% drop was not as bad as analysts had feared. From the BBC Cultural Calendar Just opened: Picasso and his Printers The creative interplay between artist and printer is explored at LACMA, Los Angeles, until 27 November.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos Meet the department store sports car Retailers are offering limited edition luxury vehicles in their catalogues   Secrets of the two-second pit stop How do Formula 1 pit crews service racing cars so quickly? Capital Smart ways to get Harvard on your CV Top universities for much less time and cost   Is 10 pieces of clothing quite enough? Meet the people with almost nothing to wear Culture Does this image sum up Britain? Amazing photos of skinheads, punks and parlour-maids   Is Jason Bourne worth the wait? The rogue super-spy returns

Earth The worst sting you can ever feel One tiny prick can cause unimaginable agony   The fly answering our biggest questions Fruit flies have helped make some of the greatest discoveries in modern science Future How ramen noodles conquered the globe The just-add-water meal the whole world loves   Why can't you remember being a baby? And is it ever possible to retrieve those recollections? Travel The most expensive cheese in the world? It's made with milk believed to slow down the aging process and boost virility   The heritage that couldn't be erased Where you unknowingly pass abandoned cemeteries and schools 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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