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Today's top stories from the BBC. Having difficulty reading this email? View online. Noah Lyles: 200m 'world record' ruled out... because he only ran 185m Noah Lyles briefly appeared to have set an astonishing new 200m world record - beating Usain Bolt's best by 0.29 seconds - before it was revealed he had run 15m short. Read more More top stories 'I can recover at home': Cosmetic surgeons see rise in patients amid pandemic Read more Park Won-soon: Mayor of Seoul found dead after going missing Read more Robert Fuller: Hanging death of black man ruled suicide Read more Trump taxes: Supreme Court says New York prosecutors can see records Read more Notre Dame: Cathedral's spire will be restored to 19th Century design Read more Michael Cohen, Trump's ex-lawyer, ordered back to jail Read more ADVERTISMENT Business News Coronavirus: Pools, gyms, team sport and outdoor gigs to return Read more Tech News TikTok deleted 49 million 'rule-breaking' videos Read more Will the world be quieter after the pandemic? Read now Podcast: our complete roundup of the coronavirus Listen now ADVERTISMENT Top videos Black Lives Matter painted outside Trump Tower in New York 9 Jul 2020 Poland election: The fight for LGBT rights 9 Jul 2020 Coronavirus: The doctors on Yemen's front line 8 Jul 2020 Premier League confirms wrong penalty decisions in all Thursday games Read more Mason Greenwood: Man Utd boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says he 'cannot leave out' teenager Read more Garth Crooks' team of the week: Schmeichel, Van Dijk, Welbeck, Greenwood Read more More from the BBC... WORKLIFE It's down to a combination of cultural factors and timing Read more... CULTURE The music that can make us rethink a movie Read more... TRAVEL It has welcomed travellers for more than 1,200 years Read more... FUTURE It's the worst crisis to hit airlines in 20 years Read more... News and Sports Apps Keep in touch with the best of the BBC, wherever you are. Download Sports App Download News App Follow us here

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