Today's Headlines: Fresh protests over US police shooting, US 'pushed UK into Iraq War too early', Massive typhoon hurtles towards Taiwan

Fresh protests over US police shooting

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Top News Stories Fresh protests over US police shooting Hundreds gather for a second night of protests at the spot where a black man was shot dead by police in the US city of Baton Rouge. US 'pushed UK into Iraq War too early' The US pushed the UK into military action in Iraq "too early", former British ambassador to the UN Sir Jeremy Greenstock says in the wake of the Chilcot report. Massive typhoon hurtles towards Taiwan As Taiwan braces itself for the arrival of Typhoon Nepartak, thousands of tourists have been evacuated and soldiers put on standby. Rwanda mayors jailed over genocide A French court sentences two former Rwandan mayors to life in prison for their role in the mass killings of ethnic Tutsis during the 1994 genocide.   Focus on Chinese flood rescue efforts Flood relief and rescue efforts have been stepped up in the Chinese city of Wuhan, hit by severe flooding, as the Chinese premier warns of further downpours. Stories from India Ramadan charity seeks to free 'innocent' Indian Muslims One of India's leading Islamic organisations is using the traditional "Zakat" Ramadan donation to give legal aid to Muslim youths languishing in jail on serious charges like terrorism. Smriti Irani loses key India ministry India's PM Narendra Modi moves controversial minister Smriti Irani from the education department as part of a major cabinet reshuffle. India arrests after dog thrown off roof Two Indian students are arrested and released on bail for throwing a dog off a Chennai roof in a case which sparked national outrage.

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 Baton Rouge shooting: 'Not anti-police, we are anti-injustice' Syrian refugee children in Lebanon face growing sex abuse threat Pinned down and shot in Louisiana Chilcot report: The aftermath of intervention in Iraq 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 Wales' Euro 2016 dream ended by Portugal Wales' historic Euro 2016 run comes to an end at the semi-final stage as Cristiano Ronaldo guides Portugal to the final with a 2-0 win. Murray wins five-set thriller to reach semis Britain's Andy Murray beats Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in five sets to earn a Wimbledon semi-final against Tomas Berdych. Wales lose in Euro 2016 semi-final: How their players rated against Portugal Who buzzed around with intent and whose influence waned in the second half? Wales player ratings from Portugal Euro 2016 defeat.

Business Pound hovers around three-decade low The pound continues to hover around 31-year lows in Asian trading as more UK property funds look to stem withdrawals in the wake of Brexit. Brexit concern helped deter US rate rise The Federal Reserve believed it was "prudent to wait" for the UK vote on EU membership before raising interest rates last month.   Technology Tech price rises blamed on Brexit vote Dell computers, OnePlus phones and a wide range of camera equipment are becoming more expensive after the Brexit vote. Facebook launches OpenCellular platform Facebook launches open-sourced communications platform to be used in less connected parts of the world.

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