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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. Japan knife attack leaves 19 dead Nineteen people are stabbed to death at a care home for people with mental disabilities in Sagamihara, in Japan's worst mass killing in decades. Solar plane circles globe for first time The Solar Impulse becomes the first aircraft to circle the globe powered by the sun after landing in Abu Dhabi on the last leg of its journey. Police kill nine 'militants' in Dhaka Bangladesh police kill nine suspected Islamist militants after a gun battle in the capital Dhaka, officials say.   Australia teen abuse 'like Guantanamo' Australia's prime minister calls for a royal commission after a report shows prison guards assaulting teenage boys in juvenile detention. Stories from India Why these Dalits tried to kill themselves in India's Gujarat Four Dalit men who tried to kill themselves to protest against discrimination tell BBC Hindi's Vineet Khare what drove them to take such an extreme step. GM puts $1bn India plan 'on hold' General Motors puts on hold a planned $1bn investment in India, as it reassesses its strategy in the country. Bollywood star freed in poaching case A court in India acquits Bollywood star Salman Khan of shooting and killing endangered animals two decades ago.

From the BBC Cultural Calendar On now: NN Rimzon The Kerala-born artist's work is on display at the Talwar Gallery, New Delhi, until 30 July.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.   Top Videos Sanders booed for praising Clinton Ansbach eyewitness: 'I was screaming my sister's name' Germany attacks: Is there a common link? Florida nightclub shooting: Two teenagers dead and 16 injured 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 'As good as you will see from England' - highlights & reaction England produced a flawless performance to beat Pakistan by 330 runs in the second Test, says former captain Michael Vaughan. Mourinho will have say in Rooney role - Allardyce England manager Sam Allardyce says Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho will determine where Wayne Rooney plays for his country. Basketball great Jordan speaks out on police shootings US basketball star Michael Jordan, previously criticised for not speaking out about political issues, says he can "no longer stay silent" after police shootings and deaths.

Business Yahoo sold to US telecoms giant US internet firm Yahoo will be sold to American telecoms giant Verizon Communications for $5bn (£3.8bn) in cash. Oil price drops to three-month low Oil prices have fallen to a three-month low, hit by rising concerns that a global oversupply of both crude and natural gas will dampen prices.   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. O2 customer data sold on dark net O2 customer data is being sold by criminals on the dark net, the BBC's Victoria Derbyshire programme has learned.

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 The people with almost nothing to wear Bye-bye throwaway fashion. Could you live with just 10 pieces of clothing?   The secret to getting a pay rise The best way to negotiate a higher salary, down to a science Culture The mystery of Van Gogh's madness What the artist's last work tells us about his mental state   How images manipulate us The power of pictures in a world spinning out of control Earth Why we should let wildfires burn Raging fires can be surprisingly beneficial   The bug with the big, beautiful eyes And many more of your stunning photos Future Why are we all so tired? Is exhaustion a result of modern life – or part of the human condition?   The buzz that keeps people gambling Why it's not always about the winning Travel The national park that came at a price 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

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