Today's Headlines: Bill Clinton backs 'best friend' Hillary, French 'priest killer' was monitored, Apple sees iPhone sales fall again

Bill Clinton backs 'best friend' Hillary

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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 'priest killer' was monitored The suspected killer of a priest in a French church was being monitored by police and wearing a tag at the time of the attack, prosecutors say. Rousseff will miss Rio Olympic ceremony The suspended Brazilian President, Dilma Rousseff, says she will not attend the opening ceremony of the Rio Olympics. Teen abused in detention speaks out The Australian teenager who has become the face of a juvenile detention scandal has apologised for his actions.   Japan knife attack suspect's home searched Police search the home of Satoshi Uematsu, suspected of killing 19 people at a disability care centre in Japan's worst mass killing in decades. Stories from India The tiny restaurants delighting Indians with just one wonder dish The BBC's Vikas Pandey profiles five restaurants which have relied on one signature dish to become legendary among food lovers. India activist Irom Sharmila to end fast Indian activist Irom Sharmila Chanu, who who has been fasting for 16 years against a draconian military law, decides to end her agitation. Suicide as protest among Gujarat Dalits More than 30 members of the Dalit community in India's western Gujarat state took an extreme step to draw attention to allegations of injustice.

From the BBC Cultural Calendar Last chance to see: Abstract Stories Work by a variety non-figurative artists is on display at Tao Art Gallery in Mumbai until 31 July.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.   Top Videos Bill on Hillary: 'I hope you'll elect her' France church attack: Nun describes horror Shirley Chisholm: The first woman to run for US President Baghdad bomb site now a shrine to the dead 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? Sport Russian drug cheats will still be at Olympics - whistleblower Stepanova Russian drug cheats will still be competing at the Rio Olympic Games despite recent efforts to target them, whistleblowers tell the BBC. Injured Federer to miss Rio and rest of season Swiss tennis great Roger Federer will miss the Olympics and the rest of the season with a knee injury. Higuain joins Juventus from Napoli for 90m euros Gonzalo Higuain joins Juventus from Napoli in the third most expensive transfer in history and the biggest domestic deal of all time.

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. Twitter reports slowest growth since 2013 Twitter has reported its slowest quarterly sales growth in three years, as the company fends off competition from a growing number of social media sites.   Technology 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. Twitter reports slowest growth since 2013 Twitter has reported its slowest quarterly sales growth in three years, as the company fends off competition from a growing number of social media sites.

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