Today's Headlines: Anger over Trump gun rights remarks, Brazil Senate votes for Rousseff trial, Phelps wins 20th & 21st Olympic golds

Anger over Trump gun rights remarks

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Top News Stories Anger over Trump gun rights remarks Republican Donald Trump has sparked anger by appearing to suggest his supporters could stop his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton by exercising their gun rights. Brazil Senate votes for Rousseff trial Brazil's Senate votes to hold an impeachment trial for suspended President Dilma Rousseff, who is accused of breaking budget law. Rio 2016 Olympics day-by-day guide Want to know what's happening when in Rio? Check out our comprehensive guide to all the action in Brazil. Double silver for GB & Phelps wins gold Siobhan-Marie O'Connor and the men's relay team win silver medals, while American Michael Phelps wins his 20th and 21st golds - day four round-up.   Duke of Westminster dies aged 64 Billionaire landowner the Duke of Westminster, Gerald Cavendish Grosvenor, dies aged 64, his estate says. Stories from India 'I want to be free like a bird and fly' Indian activist Irom Sharmila tells the BBC that she "felt isolated during years of confinement" and wants to "connect with people" after ending her 16-year-long hunger strike. VIDEO: Can you get a three-course meal for a dollar? The BBC's Vidit Mehra takes up the challenge of finding a three-course meal for a dollar. Irom Sharmila: What's next for world's longest hunger striker? The story of the Indian woman, Irom Sharmila, who became a powerful symbol of non-violent protest through her 16-year fast.

From the BBC Cultural Calendar Opening this week: Siji Krishnan Watercolour works by the Keralan-born artist are on display from 11 August to 7 October at Galerie Mirchandani & Steinruecke in Mumbai.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.   Top Videos Councillor in Aleppo: 'We can hear the war all around' Usain Bolt: Athletics definitely needs me Moving manatees from Asia to Caribbean Rio Olympics 2016: Kazakhstan's Vladislav Yakovlev capsizes again Magazine Six types of Olympic booing From fencing to swimming, basketball to tennis, some athletes have found themselves roundly booed in Rio. Why? Sport Rio round-up: Double silver for GB & Phelps strikes gold yet again Siobhan-Marie O'Connor and the men's relay team win silver medals, while American Michael Phelps wins his 20th and 21st golds. Bolt, Biles, Brownlee? Take our Olympic body match test Find your body match from over 10,000 athletes competing in Rio. 'I've never dived in anything like it' - Rio pool turns green Divers are forced to dive into green water at the Olympic diving pool with organisers left to investigate the cause of the colour change.

Business Peppa Pig owner rejects ITV offer Entertainment One, the film distribution and television production company, rejects a takeover bid from ITV worth more than £1bn. Eurostar staff to strike for seven days Eurostar rail workers are to take seven days of strike action in August over their work and life balance, the RMT union says.   Technology Retro computer project directors row The founders of a crowd-funded project to create a retro computer games console, backed by Spectrum inventor Sir Clive Sinclair, distance themselves from their former company. 'Why I ditched my smartphone' A recent report by UK regulator Ofcom claimed that 59% of Brits consider themselves to be "hooked" on their handsets - but not everybody is a slave to their smartphone, reports Zoe Kleinman.

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