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Trump insists campaign is united

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Top News Stories Trump insists campaign is united Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump says his campaign is united despite fallout from a damaging series of missteps. One dead, five hurt in London stabbings A woman has died and five other people were injured in a knife attack in Russell Square, central London, the Met Police says. Australia paper defends 'racist' cartoon A high-profile Australian cartoonist faces criticism for a drawing of an Indigenous man that critics describe as "ugly, insulting and embarrassing". Belize battered by Hurricane Earl Hurricane Earl heads for landfall in the Caribbean nation of Belize, felling trees and power lines as it heads westwards, officials say.   Australia government denies abuse claims Australia's government "strongly refutes" claims from rights organisations that it deliberately ignores abuse of asylum seekers on Nauru. Stories from India Why India's GST is one of the world's most complex tax reforms The landmark goods and services tax is India's most significant and potentially game-changing tax reform since independence, writes Soutik Biswas. The woman who runs a Hindu crematorium The BBC's Geeta Pandey meets Praveena Soloman who is challenging tradition and also winning hearts in her role at a Hindu crematorium. Chase emulates Sobers to frustrate India Roston Chase becomes the first man since Sir Garfield Sobers to hit a hundred and take five wickets in the same match for West Indies.

From the BBC Cultural Calendar Now on: Bhagvata Goshti Religious art and decorative arts are on show at the CSMVS, Mumbai, until the end of the year.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.   Top Videos Emirates crash-landing: Passengers shout 'jump down the slide' Dubai crash passenger describes escape from burning plane Rio 2016: Female gymnast makes Olympic history at seventh games China's Transit Elevated Bus gets first test run Magazine Predicting the Rio Olympic medal table The Rio Olympics have yet to start but we can already be confident the US and China will top the medals table. Why is this - and can we predict which other countries will do well? Sport Heavyweight champion Fury to face drug charge British world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury is to face a UK Anti-Doping charge alleging the presence of a banned substance. Celtic score late winner to progress in Champions League A late Moussa Dembele penalty seals Celtic's place in the play-off round of the Champions League with victory over Astana. Rio Olympics 2016: Andy Murray to be Team GB flag bearer Olympic and Wimbledon champion Andy Murray will carry the flag for Team GB at Friday's Rio 2016 opening ceremony.

Business Indian parliament backs key tax bill India's parliament passes the much-awaited Goods and Services Tax (GST) bill, the country's biggest tax reform since independence. Trump Taj Mahal casino to shut down Trump Taj Mahal, the Atlantic City casino, founded by Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump but no longer under his ownership, will shut down after years of losses.   Technology Chip and pin hack spits out cash A vulnerability in the widely-used chip and pin system has been exploited to make a cash machine spit out money. Vibrations bring still photos to life Photographs in which still objects can be manipulated are developed at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).

Autos A Rolls-Royce fit for Captain Nemo Former Disney designer evokes Jules Verne for a $1m brass-and-mahogany Wraith   The motorcycle inspired by a skeleton What's behind this £42,000, 3D-printed e-bike from aircraft-maker Airbus? Capital The real reason to attend your reunion It's not all reminiscing it could be your next career move   Can swearing help your career? Why cursing at work may have its advantages Culture When imagination goes too far Juvenile fantasies and adult nightmares on screen   How nature helps us overcome trauma Why these could be the books we all need Earth The dance that nobody watches Magpie-larks strut their stuff even though no one is looking   Samburu women live with wild lions For these brave women, big cats are their neighbours Future Why do we get bags under our eyes? Why simple tiredness isn't to blame   Why we should pity vain narcissists The inner pain of the arrogant and the self-absorbed Travel India's forgotten jungle dwellers An African-origin tribe has been living in near total obscurity for centuries   The countries with the best reputations What we believe about a place can often be more powerful than the hard facts

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