Today's Headlines: US 'outraged' over Syria aid attack, Trump questions NY suspect's medical care, N Korea rocket engine test 'a success'

US 'outraged' over Syria aid attack

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Top News Stories US 'outraged' over Syria aid attack The US government has expressed "outrage" over an attack on an aid convoy near the Syrian city of Aleppo which, according to activists, killed 12 people. Trump questions NY suspect's medical care Republican Donald Trump decries New York bombing suspect Ahmad Khan Rahami getting medical treatment after a bloody shootout with police. Jim Carrey sued over ex-partner's death Hollywood actor Jim Carrey is sued for allegedly obtaining drugs under a false name for his ex-girlfriend, who died of an overdose last year. N Korea rocket engine test 'a success' North Korea carries out a "successful" ground test of a new rocket engine to launch satellites, state media says, the latest in a series of missile-related tests.   Migrants flee burning Greek camp Thousands of migrants flee as a fire sweeps through the Moria camp on the Greek island of Lesbos, police say. Stories from India Why India needs cool heads after Kashmir attack Bluster about striking Pakistan is no substitute for cool-headed policy, and only erodes India's credibility, writes Soutik Biswas. Indian army's anger over Kashmir killings With fury growing over the killing of 17 soldiers in Kashmir, India's military establishment is considering ways it could strike back - but it has few options. Online block for India gender test ads Google, Yahoo and Microsoft will block online adverts for pre-natal gender testing tools in India, following an order by the country's top court.

From the BBC Cultural Calendar On now: Speculations from the Field Multi-media work by artist Rohini Devasher is on display at the Dr Bhau Daji Lad Mumbai City Museum, until 4 October.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.   Top Videos Robot detonates New Jersey device Migrants flee burning Greek camp of Moria on Lesbos Man reunited with lost wedding ring after 37 years Rio 2016: What legacy means to next generation Magazine The man who cleans up blood after murders Donovan Tavera is Mexico's first forensic cleaner whose fascination with cleaning up blood began as a young boy. Sport Medical record leaks put athletes at risk, says hacking victim Quek Young athletes' health could be at risk from hackers leaking medical records, Rio 2016 hockey gold medallist Samantha Quek says. 'Don't remember me as the wobbly horse down the finishing line' Jonny Brownlee thanks brother Alistair for helping him over the finish line after suffering from exhaustion at the World Triathlon Series in Mexico. GB Paralympians head home as post-Rio parades announced GB's Paralympians are flying back to the UK as dates for parades to celebrate their and Olympians success in Rio 2016 Games are set.

Business Obama tells China to tackle excess capacity In a meeting with China's Premier Li Keqiang, US President Barack Obama urges the nation to speed up efforts to tackle excess capacity. GSK appoints Emma Walmsley as new chief GlaxoSmithKline appoints Emma Walmsley, its current head of consumer healthcare, as its new chief executive.   Technology GoPro reveals foldable Karma drone GoPro reveals a foldable drone with a detachable stabiliser and new voice-controlled cameras. HP printers reject budget ink cartridges Large numbers of HP printer owners found their printers stopped recognising unofficial printer ink cartridges last week.

Autos Mercedes-AMG opens up for Paris The German carmaker's GT Coupé sports car begets a pair of raucous roadsters   Playing Uber's 'live-action video game' She signed on as a New York City bike messenger and lived to tell the tale Capital Hate people? Try these jobs How to succeed at work in a world of extroverts   Use both hands here, or else Avoid the embarrassment of getting a ritual business card exchange oh-so-wrong Culture The language that couldn't be stopped Singapore's controversial speech   Explore the forgotten East Germany A film-maker whose father may have worked for the Stasi revisits an eerie past Earth Pigeons love to hear bad news They choose to learn the worst   Why do we bother with clothes? We do not all need to cover up Future The world's strangest 'tunnel vision' One woman's unusual story shows the power of our unconscious   The woman who is allergic to water Even her own tears cause her face to swell up Travel The Kung Fu nuns of Nepal They're black belts in the deadly martial art made famous by Bruce Lee   Where the Old West comes back to life You can still saddle up and ride a wagon train west

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