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Top News Stories Gunmen kill five US police at protest Gunmen kill five police officers during a protest in Dallas against police shootings of black men, with three suspects in custody and one dead, media say. Obama: UK's Europe security role to stay President Barack Obama has said he expects the UK to remain a major contributor to European security despite its vote to leave the European Union. Hillary Clinton faces new email probe The US State Department is to restart its investigation into Hillary Clinton's handling of classified materials while in office. VIDEO: Amateur video shows Dallas 'gunman' Amateur video shows a person firing a semi-automatic rifle on the street in Dallas.   VIDEO: Dallas witness: 'Just the cops got shot' Witness describes the scene as Dallas police officers come under sniper gunfire, killing five. Sport Lewis Hamilton fastest in British Grand Prix practice Lewis Hamilton pips team-mate Nico Rosberg to the fastest time as Mercedes dominate first practice at the British Grand Prix. Euro 2016: France boss Didier Deschamps says final is lifting nation Hosts France reaching the Euro 2016 final is helping to bring back a feelgood factor in the country, says boss Didier Deschamps. Lazio: Marcelo Bielsa quits as coach of Serie A side after two days Former Argentina boss Marcelo Bielsa quits as Lazio coach just two days after taking charge of the Serie A club. Top Videos Dallas: Protest turns to panic as shots fired Dallas eyewitness: 'Just the cops got shot' Nato and Russia's tense relationship Obama: 'Not just a black issue - this is an American issue'

Magazine Treating alcoholics - with wine The recommended treatment for chronic alcoholism is abstinence. Not at one home in Ottawa for people who once lived on the streets. Business Tata board meets to discuss UK steel Tata Steel's board is meeting in Mumbai to discuss the future of its UK operations, with the firm expected to delay the sale of the Port Talbot plant. Toyota shuts lifts down to save money Lifts at Toyota's headquarters are a casualty, as the world's biggest carmaker tries to make savings amid concerns about the weak global economy and strengthening yen.   Technology Snapchat sued over 'explicit' posts A lawsuit says Snapchat is wilfully surfacing sexually explicit content to minors, something the company denies. Green light for pink pregnant seat alert Following a successful trial, the city of Busan in South Korea is now planning to introduce a system to help pregnant train and bus passengers. From the BBC Cultural Calendar The Idea of North Paintings from the 1920s and '30s by Lawren Harris are on display at the Art Gallery of Ontario until 11 September.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos You can build a bionic bicycle Cutting-edge performance and safety upgrades are more accessible than you think   From big idea to novelty act Pod cars to jetpacks: Five transport promises that never quite changed the world Capital The young people hit hardest by Brexit The UK risks losing a whole generation to work elsewhere   Is gaming the secret to work success? Here's why that Angry Birds session is more than just relaxation Culture The giant Noah's Ark – in Kentucky A perennial symbol of refuge   Is Wannabe the world's catchiest song? Slam your body down and zig-a-zig-ah

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