As it happened - pivotal Obama and Trump speeches

Summary

Donald Trump is facing a slew of claims of sexual misconduct from women
In Florida on Thursday, he fought back by strongly dismissing the accusations
First Lady Michelle Obama decried his actions as "intolerable"
Last week a video tape emerged in which Mr Trump boasted of groping women
A series of recent polls suggest a fall in his support to rival Hillary Clinton

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Courtney Subramanian and Max Matza

Charleston shooting survivor: 'I refuse to let hate destroy me'published at 01:23 British Summer Time 28 July 2016
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Wikileaks releases audio recordings from the Democratic National Committeepublished at 01:14 British Summer Time 28 July 2016
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Orlando shooting victim's mother brings hush to conventionpublished at 00:57 British Summer Time 28 July 2016
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Is Bill Clinton 'runway ready'?published at 00:49 British Summer Time 28 July 2016
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In a spirit of equality, many US publications are treating former President Bill Clinton like the typical political spouse - by sizing up his fashion choices.
The Los Angeles Times, external: "Since there’s a time-honoured tradition of giving the potential leader of the free world’s arm candy a wardrobe once-over after such events, let’s dive right in. Bill Clinton, wait for it, wore a navy blue suit."
The Hollywood Reporter, external: "It’s a far humbler fashion statement that has drawn attention for Bill Clinton, at least on social media - a friendship bracelet. It was a gift from Los Ninos del Vallenato, a Colombian band that performed at the White House during his presidency... The head of the group was later kidnapped and murdered by Marxist rebels. Clinton wears the string bracelet to show solidarity with the Colombian people."
Mic, external: "What Bill Clinton's style shows is that he knows his role right now, and it's to blend into the background when necessary, but come out swinging when necessary too."
Quartz, external: "He may lack current First Lady Michelle Obama’s upper arm strength, but he makes up for it with a nice head of hair."
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Donald Trump's 'Ask Me Anything' on reddit fails to impress journalistspublished at 00:37 British Summer Time 28 July 2016
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From 'skinny kid with a funny name' to outgoing presidentpublished at 00:35 British Summer Time 28 July 2016
When Barack Obama took to the stage in Boston in 2004 to speak at the Democratic convention, he was little known.
But 20 minutes later, he had wowed the crowd and a TV audience in a way that set him on the road to the White House.
Democrats in Philadelphia discuss that speech and the ones he has made at conventions since.
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Renewed calls for Donald Trump to release his tax returnspublished at 00:27 British Summer Time 28 July 2016
After Donald Trump's campaign chief Paul Manafort told CBS earlier on Wednesday that the Republican candidate "will not be releasing” his tax returns, journalists and political opponents renewed their outcry.
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"It has nothing to do with Russia, it has nothing to do with any country other than the United States and his normal tax auditing process," Mr Manafort added.
Mr Trump made headlines earlier today when he encouraged Russia to hack his opponents emails. Some commentators have raised concerns that by not releasing the returns Mr Trump could hide potential financial links to Russia.
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Although not legally required, every presidential candidate since the mid-1970s have released their tax records.
Vice-presidential candidate Tim Kaine told the Virginia delegation in Philadelphia today that Trump wouldn't release the documents "because if he did you would see all the tricks and dodges he uses to not pay taxes".
Jerry Springer's message to Europe - don't panic over Trumppublished at 00:14 British Summer Time 28 July 2016
Jerry Springer has a message for Europe about the possibility of President Donald Trump moving into the White House in November - don't panic, it won't happen. The TV presenter and former Democratic mayor of Cincinnati spoke to the BBC's Emily Maitlis in Philadelphia.
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Democrats say goodbye to Senate leader Harry Reidpublished at 00:05 British Summer Time 28 July 2016
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Nevada Senator Harry Reid is retiring at the end of the year. A party loyalist, he has been credited with helping Democrats and President Barack Obama win key victories.
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Joe Biden's greatest hitspublished at 00:01 British Summer Time 28 July 2016
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Three other things to look out for (other than Obama)published at 23:54 British Summer Time 27 July 2016
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Vice-president's night
Though delegates heard from two former presidents last night - Jimmy Carter via video and Bill Clinton - Virginia Senator Tim Kaine will formally introduce himself to the nation when he accepts the vice-presidential nomination. His acceptance speech could signal what kind of value he may add to the ticket. Current Vice-President Joe Biden, who contemplated running for president during the primary, will also share the stage.
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The almost candidate
Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who considered running for president as a third-party candidate, is expected to endorse Mrs Clinton in his remarks. The Democrat-turned-Republican-turned-independent has said, external his candidacy would have risked the election of Donald Trump - a point he may reiterate in his speech.
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Working together
Wednesday's theme of "Working together" will likely showcase President Obama passing the torch to Mrs Clinton, but will also include addressing hot-button issues such as police and community relations. Civil rights activist the Reverend Jesse Jackson is scheduled to speak while former Philadelphia Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey, who was part of Mr Obama's 21st Century Policing Task Force, will also address the convention.
Trump will soon be taking reddit questionspublished at 23:52 British Summer Time 27 July 2016
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In his second Q&A of the day, Donald Trump will be taking questions on a reddit account run by his supporters.
Posting on the /r/The_Donald/, external subreddit account, the Republican candidate will seek to steal the spotlight from President Barack Obama and Vice-President Joseph Biden, who will be simultaneously speaking at the Democratic Convention.
The New York billionaire is currently flying to Toledo, Ohio for campaign events, so he advises that his "internet connection may be spotty" while on his private plane, which supporters have dubbed "Trump Force One".
Follow along beginning at 1900 EDT / midnight Wednesday BST.
Find the AMA here: I'm Donald J. Trump and I'm Your Next President of the United States, external
'Borders on treason' - Trump's hacking comments roundly condemnedpublished at 23:40 British Summer Time 27 July 2016
Donald Trump's comments urging Russia to hack Hillary Clinton's private email account have drawn fierce criticism from both the left and the right.
"This is ridiculous, and, frankly, it borders on treasonous," Missouri Senator Claire McCaskill told MSNBC. Oregon Senator Ron Wyden wrote in a Twitter message that "Trump's behaviour wouldn't be believable if he was a character on House of Cards."
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Texas Senator Ted Cruz's former national spokesman:
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Former top campaign aide to Mitt Romney can't believe Mr Trump could be commander in chief (CIC):
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Former prime minister of Sweden:
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Investigating the links between Trump and Putinpublished at 23:27 British Summer Time 27 July 2016
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A hack of Democratic party emails has been blamed by Hillary Clinton's campaign team on Russian agents trying to help Republican Donald Trump. So are there really any connections between the New York hotel developer and Moscow?
The BBC looks at the links between the Russian strongman and the New York billionaire.
Looking back on a touching vice-presidential nominationpublished at 23:21 British Summer Time 27 July 2016
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After Tim Kaine won the nomination by acclamation, the BBC looks back at Vice-President Joe Biden's moving nomination by his late son.
Mr Biden's son, Beau Biden nominated his father in 2008 and called him his "hero".
"So tonight Mr. Chairman, it's my great honour to place into nomination for the office of Vice President of the United States, my father, my hero, Joe Biden," Beau Biden said. "I move to suspend the rules and nominate by acclamation Joe Biden as the Democratic vice presidential candidate."
Beau Biden, the former Delaware attorney general, died of brain cancer last year after suffering health problems in recent years.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo says Sanders 'unified the convention'published at 23:00 British Summer Time 27 July 2016
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Obama expected to deliver optimistic addresspublished at 22:54 British Summer Time 27 July 2016
President Barack Obama will headline tonight's speakers at the Democratic National Convention. The White House has released some of his prepared remarks.
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Fox News chat show host calls White House slaves 'well fed'published at 22:53 British Summer Time 27 July 2016
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While delivering her speech at the Democratic National Convention, First Lady Michelle Obama pointed out that she and her family "wake up in a house built by slaves". Mrs Obama was noting the progress race relations have made in the US now that the country - founded when African Americans were slaves - has elected a black president twice. But her comments - although historically accurate - did not sit well with some conservatives.
Conservative chat show host Bill O'Reilly pushed back saying the White House slaves were “well fed and had decent lodgings provided by the government”. His comment quickly drew a firestorm of criticism online. Some saw his comments as a defence of slavery.
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Donald Trump encouraged hacking in 2014published at 22:39 British Summer Time 27 July 2016
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This isn't the first time Donald Trump has asked hackers to work on his behalf. In September 2014, he asked hackers to find President Barack Obama's university records in the hope of proving Mr Obama was not born in the US.
The president was born in Hawaii.
Mr Trump rose to political prominence by insisting that Mr Obama was not a natural born citizen of the US. These assertions have been repeatedly discredited and many believe the "birther" movement that Mr Trump led was created to de-legitimise the first black president of the US.
Trumps calls out Clinton for lack of press availabilitypublished at 22:11 British Summer Time 27 July 2016
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As the Republican candidate ended his nearly hour-long press conference today in Florida, he reminded his audience of how long it has been since Hillary Clinton last held a similar event.
“I think it’s time for Hillary Clinton to do a news conference because it’s been almost a year now. And it would be interesting to see how she does,” he said to national media.
It has been 235 days since the former first lady held an open press conference, pundits pointed out. She prefers one-on-one interviews with the media, although she's not a big fan of the press in general., external
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