Today's Headlines: Obama: 'We'll carry Clinton to victory', Second French priest attacker named, Cardinal Pell denies child abuse claims

Obama: 'We'll carry Clinton to victory'

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Top News Stories Obama: 'We'll carry Clinton to victory' US President Barack Obama implores voters to continue his legacy by carrying Hillary Clinton to victory, in a rousing speech at the Democratic convention. Heavy hitters take aim at one man If the Democratic nomination were a baseball line-up, then Wednesday night was the heart of the batting order - with all the heavy hitters taking their turn at the plate. Second French priest attacker named French prosecutors have identified the second man involved in the killing of a priest as Abdel Malik Petitjean, 19, French media say. 'Snot wars' study yields new antibiotics A new class of antibiotics has been discovered by analysing the bacterial warfare taking place up people's noses, scientists report.   N Korean 'enters S Korea consulate in HK' Security is boosted at South Korea's embassy in Hong Kong where a North Korean defector is reported to have sought asylum. Stories from India The woman who cut off her breasts to protest a tax The story of a woman who cut her breasts to protest against a discriminatory "breast tax" in British ruled India is being revived by an artist in the south Indian state of Kerala. India criticised over child labour bill India comes under criticism after its parliament approves several controversial amendments to the country's child labour bill. 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.

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 Pope Francis: 'The world is at war' President Obama's message of hope Australia's Turnbull 'shocked' by juvenile detention abuse video 'I will get there alive by the grace of God' 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. Sport Chelsea's Fabregas sent off in Liverpool friendly Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas is shown a straight red card for a foul on new Liverpool signing Ragnar Klaven. Rio 2016: Russia sees off first contestants on flight to Brazil Around 70 members of the Russian Olympic team leave a Moscow airport for Brazil to take part in Rio 2016 while others stay at home, banned for doping. Day 'running on empty' before US PGA title defence Jason Day says he feels "under the weather" and is "running on empty" as he prepares to defend his US PGA Championship title.

Business British Gas loses 400,000 customers Centrica reports lower profits for its residential division; Lloyds Banking Group plans to slash staff; and a brace of companies including BT, Sky, Shell and Rolls-Royce report. Fed keeps US rate hike on hold The US Federal Reserve decides not to raise interest rates, maintaining the ultra-low level they have been at since December 2015.   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. Osram light bulbs 'vulnerable to hack' Security researchers discover nine vulnerabilities in a range of internet-connected light bulbs made by Osram.

Autos The boat that sinks on purpose This radical semi-submersible leads a double life   Meet the department store sports car Retailers are offering limited edition luxury vehicles in their catalogues Capital The city drawing London's best away This capital is already benefiting from a post-Brexit boon   How to get Harvard on your CV for less Just follow the lead of Channing Tatum and Maria Sharapova Culture Hidden adult themes in Beatrix Potter Why the children's book author was more subversive than you think   Does this image sum up Britain? Amazing photos of skinheads, punks and parlour-maids Earth When giant beavers roamed America In the distant past beavers came in all shapes and sizes   The worst sting you can ever feel One tiny prick can cause unimaginable agony Future What can we learn from reading dreams? The quest to find meaning in our nightly adventures   How ramen noodles conquered the globe The just-add-water meal the whole world loves Travel A smokejumper's first leap of faith Where jumping from a plane is the only option   The most expensive cheese in the world? It's made with milk believed to slow down the ageing process and boost virility

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