Today's Headlines: Snipers kill four US police at protest, Hillary Clinton faces new email probe, Many injured in Taiwan train blast

Snipers kill four US police at protest

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Top News Stories Snipers kill four US police at protest Snipers kill four police officers during a protest in Dallas against police shootings of black men, with three suspects in custody and one cornered. Dallas police shootings Live updates as four Dallas police officers are killed by snipers during protests against the shooting of black men by police. US and S Korea agree missile defence The US and South Korea agree to deploy a controversial missile defence system, in the wake of intensifying threats from North Korea. Hillary Clinton faces new email probe US State Department to restart investigation into Hillary Clinton's handling of classified materials while in office.   Many injured in Taiwan train blast An explosion ripped through a busy commuter train in Taiwan's capital, Taipei, late on Thursday injuring at least 24 people, police say. Stories from India UK starts post-Brexit India trade talks The UK is launching its first trade mission since the referendum as Business Secretary Sajid Javid meets the Indian government in Delhi. The street food that silences even the most heated debate Justin Rowlatt tries out Kolkata's 'king' of street foods, Jhal Muri, also known as the city's great social leveller. VIDEO: $4 smartphone 'ready for delivery' Indian technology firm Ringing Bells has announced that the first 5,000 units of the "world's cheapest smartphone" are ready to deliver.

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 Dallas: Protest turns to panic as shots fired Exclusive footage shows Syrians smuggled out of IS areas Obama: 'Not just a black issue - this is an American issue' Iraq residents: Blair's apology 'not enough' Magazine Treating alcoholics - with wine The recommended treatment for chronic alcoholism is abstinence. Not at one home in Ottawa for people who once lived on the streets. Sport Griezmann double sends France into final Antoine Griezmann's two goals send France through to the Euro 2016 final as World Cup holders Germany are beaten 2-0 in Marseille. Wimbledon 2016: Andy Murray faces Tomas Berdych in semi-finals Britain's Andy Murray will attempt to reach his third Wimbledon final when he plays Tomas Berdych on Friday. Wimbledon 2016: Serena Williams shares her video with Duchess of Cambridge Serena Williams bumped into the Duchess of Cambridge after her semi-final against Elena Vesnina and naturally she seized the chance of recording the moment on social media.

Business UK starts post-Brexit India trade talks The UK is launching its first trade mission since the referendum as Business Secretary Sajid Javid meets the Indian government in Delhi. Food chain Wendy's hit by massive hack Popular US food chain Wendy's is hit by a cyber attack far bigger than it had originally anticipated.   Technology Snapchat sued over 'explicit' posts A lawsuit says Snapchat is wilfully surfacing sexually explicit content to minors, something the company denies. Food chain Wendy's hit by massive hack Popular US food chain Wendy's is hit by a cyber attack far bigger than it had originally anticipated.

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