Today's Headlines: Clinton emails 'endangered US' - Trump, Sterling falls to new low in Asia trade, Iraq sees worst bombing since invasion

Future wars need greater care - Chilcot

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Top News Stories Future wars need greater care - Chilcot The chairman of the Iraq war inquiry, Sir John Chilcot, says he hopes future military action on such a scale will only be possible with more careful analysis and political judgement. Clinton emails 'endangered US' - Trump Hillary Clinton's use of private email while secretary of state put the "entire country in danger", Republican Donald Trump has said. Sterling falls to new low in Asia trade The pound falls to a new low in Asian trading as concerns about the UK's vote to leave the European Union weigh on investor confidence. Dhaka hostage 'was mistaken for gunman' Bangladesh police admit they mistakenly identified a hostage as one of the gunmen in a deadly attack on a cafe last Friday, but it remains unclear who killed him.   Pistorius set to learn murder sentence South African athlete Oscar Pistorius is set to hear his sentence after being convicted on appeal of the murder of girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp. Stories from India How home chefs are helping uncover India's food secrets Home cooks, aided by social media, online delivery platforms, and a growing willingness to experiment, are finding larger appetites for their food. Indian PM Narendra Modi expands cabinet Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi inducts 19 new ministers in his government in a major reshuffle. Doctors grow new nose on boy's forehead Doctors in India replace a boy's damaged nose with a new one which was grown on his forehead.

From the BBC Cultural Calendar Last chance to see: A Ramachandran A new series of works by award-winning artist is on show at the Vadehra Art Gallery in New Delhi until July 15.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.   Top Videos Obama rallies crowd for Clinton in North Carolina US election: The story of Hillary Clinton, her emails and the FBI Taiwan missile survivor: 'I feel lucky to be alive' Soldier's mother: 'I just miss him dreadfully' Magazine What will happen to the UK's European farm workers? Thousands of foreign farm workers come to the UK every year. But after Friday's vote, they find themselves in uncertain times. Sport Euro 2016: Wales set for historic semi-final with Portugal Wales are preparing for the biggest game in their history on Wednesday when they play Portugal for a place in the Euro 2016 final. Berlusconi: AC Milan sold to Chinese consortium Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi says he has sold football club AC Milan to a Chinese consortium. Venus joins sister Serena in Wimbledon semis at 36 Venus Williams becomes Wimbledon's oldest semi-finalist for 22 years at 36 - and sister Serena joins her in the last four.

Business Sterling falls to new low in Asia trade The pound falls to a new low in Asian trading as concerns about the UK's vote to leave the European Union weigh on investor confidence. AC Milan 'sold' to Chinese consortium Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi says he has sold football club AC Milan to a Chinese consortium.   Technology DJI adds safety opt-out to drones DJI has updated its app to allow drone owners to fly its aircraft into restricted areas they were previously prevented from entering. YouTube gamers caught in gambling row Two YouTube gamers are criticised for promoting a betting website to their viewers, without clearly disclosing that they operate it.

Autos Was the Honda NSX worth the wait? Nine years in the making, Japan's hybrid hero aims to reinvent the supercar   Have grill, will travel This summer, put your car's trailer hitch to good use with a mobile barbecue rig Capital The hidden beauty of an ordinary life Memoirs are no longer just the realm of the rich and famous   Why does being an expat cost so much? Unavoidable expenses and 'keeping up with the Joneses' Culture How did Mount Rushmore come to be? The carved monument is celebrating its 75th anniversary   The proposal that went viral How an image of kissing policemen was shared around the world Earth The babies that learn before being born They pick up knowledge while still in the womb   The real reasons why we have sex What is the real story of the birds and the bees? Future The toughest spaceship we've ever built What it will take to land on Venus   Why is Big Ben falling silent? The world's most famous clock will stop for several months Travel How to drink vodka in Ukraine They'll welcome you in – and carry you out   Weird foods only a local could love Would you eat red ant chutney or mite-infested cheese?

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