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

Live Reporting

Courtney Subramanian and Max Matza

Secret Service investigating Trump adviser who said Clinton should be 'shot for treason'published at 00:03 British Summer Time 21 July 2016
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Al Baldasaro (right) said Hillary Clinton should be 'shot for treason'
The Secret Service is investigating a Trump adviser who said Hillary Clinton should be "shot for treason".
"She is a disgrace for all, the lies she told those mothers about their children that got killed over there in Benghazi," New Hampshire state lawmaker Al Baldasaro said on the Jeff Kuhner Show on Tuesday, according to BuzzFeed News.
"She dropped the ball on over 400 emails requesting back up security. Something's wrong there."
He added later: "Hillary Clinton should be put in the firing line and shot for treason."
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Scenes from protests outside the convention hallpublished at 23:57 British Summer Time 20 July 2016
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Police extinguish a fire after protesters set an American flag ablaze.
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Thousands of police - including those on horseback on bike - are on hand
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Some protesters formed a human chain near the convention hall, chanting "Wall Off Trump"
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The protests ranged from serious to surreal
Delegates cheer on police as they enter conventionpublished at 23:44 British Summer Time 20 July 2016
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A more gay-friendly Republican National Convention?published at 23:24 British Summer Time 20 July 2016
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Although the party platform is in favour of curtailing the rights of gay and transgender people, several speakers including former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani have pushed a more inclusive message from the stage.
Now the Washington Post reports, external that tonight Peter Thiel plans to announce that he's proud to be gay in his speech. This marks a dramatic departure from past conventions. The Silicon Valley entrepreneur is the former CEO of PayPal and was an early investor in Facebook.
Hillary Clinton calls out Chris Christie on Snapchatpublished at 23:21 British Summer Time 20 July 2016
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Hillary Clinton took a page from the celebrity handbook and called out New Jersey Governor Chris Christie in a single Snapchat.
The Democratic presidential nominee leaked footage of her sharing a hug with the Republican governor earlier this year.
In the video, the two joked before he wished her good luck.
"All I do is hug Democrats. It gets me in trouble all the time. All the time," Christie said.
The social media slam comes a day after Christie staged a mock trial for Clinton's alleged "crimes" during his prime-time address to the convention.
The former prosecutor laid out a case against Clinton and then asked the crowd to decide whether she was guilty.
The speech prompted a raucous crowd to begin chanting, "lock her up!"
Black and Republican in Clevelandpublished at 23:20 British Summer Time 20 July 2016
Clarence Mingo is an African-American Republican delegate from Ohio. According to the latest poll, Trump has 0% of the African-American vote in Ohio. While taking a break on the lawn beside the Republican Convention arena, Clarence Mingo shares his views on being black and Republican with the BBC.
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A black Republican delegate's take on his own party
What we know about Meredith McIverpublished at 23:07 British Summer Time 20 July 2016
Meredith McIver, a staff writer for the Trump organisation since about 2001, took the responsibility for the Melania Trump speech plagiarism scandal, but details about her are scant.
- The New York Times reports, external that she is a former ballet dancer and English major who worked on at least five of Mr Trump's books
- The Washington Post reports, external that Mr Trump didn't fire her because she's been loyal to him
- The Post also reports that she is from San Jose, California and graduated from the University of Utah
- She is possibly a registered Democrat
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Build that wall? British artist adds barriers around Trump's Hollywood starpublished at 22:45 British Summer Time 20 July 2016
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Donald Trump's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame has been a target for pranksters and protesters. This week a British artist known as Plastic Jesus added a wall, razor wire and "keep out" signs to the sidewalk tribute in Los Angeles.
The art piece is a response to Mr Trump's plan to build a wall along the US-Mexico border and force the Mexican government to pay for it.
Republicans are asking: 'What will Ted do?'published at 22:27 British Summer Time 20 July 2016
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Texas Senator Ted Cruz is speaking later at the Republican National Convention and is under tremendous pressure to endorse his one-time rival Donald Trump for the presidency. On Wednesday, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson - two prominent Trump supporters - called on Mr Cruz to endorse the New York billionaire.
That endorsement is far from certain. During the campaign, Mr Trump mocked Mr Cruz's wife and implied that Mr Cruz's father had ties to the killer of President John F Kennedy.
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Trump will 'absolutely' take the presidency if he wins, son sayspublished at 22:20 British Summer Time 20 July 2016
Donald Trump’s son Eric has flatly denied suggestions his father may not take up the presidency if he wins the election in November.
He was speaking to BBC Newsnight’s Emily Maitlis after speculation on the issue, external in the US media.
He said there was “no question” Donald Trump would take up the position. "You don't do this for fun," he said.
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My father will definitely take up presidency if he wins - Eric Trump
Democrats respond to 'the least diverse selfie ever'published at 22:17 British Summer Time 20 July 2016
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House Republicans drew the ire of many on social media last week after posting a group photo of a nearly all-white class of summer interns. Democratic Congresswoman EB Johnson of Texas responded this week with a more diverse, Democratic version.
BBC Trending broke down the story with a video last week:
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'The least diverse selfie ever'
Trump returns to Cleveland in stylepublished at 22:07 British Summer Time 20 July 2016
Americans are very divided over the candidacy of Donald Trump. But most would agree that he knows how to make an entrance. After his shadowy pro-wrestling style entrance on Monday, Mr Trump arrived back in Cleveland on Wednesday by helicopter.
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Ted Cruz cannot escape Donald Trumppublished at 21:45 British Summer Time 20 July 2016
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One-time Donald Trump rival Ted Cruz greeted supporters at a rally outside the Republican National Convention in Cleveland. But even way outside the convention hall, he couldn't escape Mr Trump.
“In an amazing campaign field of 17 talented dynamic candidates, we beat 15 of those candidates,” Mr Cruz said. “We just didn’t beat 16. Our party now has a nominee ...” Cruz said, stopping as the crowd looked up to see Trump’s plane flying overhead.
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Cleveland police arrest some protesters after flag burningpublished at 21:34 British Summer Time 20 July 2016
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Rock band trolls convention-goers during concertpublished at 21:21 British Summer Time 20 July 2016
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Third Eye Blind - a rock band known for hits like Semi-Charmed Life and Jumper - performed a concert in Cleveland with a crowd of mostly Republican convention goers. The two didn't mix well.
The band - a supporter of liberal causes - avoided playing their hits, instead playing new material. Stephen Jenkins, the band lead singer, spoke from the stage about gay rights.
Mr Jenkins also reportedly baited the crowd, calling out “raise your hand if you believe in science" to boos and jeers.
Some concertgoers weren't pleased...
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The band later released a statement:
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New York Times: Trump campaign told Kasich he could run policy as VPpublished at 21:18 British Summer Time 20 July 2016
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Ohio Governor John Kasich is keeping his distance from the Republican National Convention despite his home state hosting the festivities. Mr Kasich has declined to endorse Donald Trump over the billionaire businessman's polarising views on immigration and foreign policy.
This week the Trump campaign called Kasich's decision to abstain from the convention "petulant" and Mr Trump has repeatedly criticised the governor in interviews.
But a new report in the New York Times asserts, external that the campaign was actively courting the popular governor to be Mr Trump's running mate. The Times reports that Mr Trump's son, Eric, went so far as to promise that if Mr Kasich accepted the VP slot he could oversee foreign and domestic policy. The promise, if true, could have given a Vice-President Kasich unprecedented power.
Eric Trump was reportedly asked what Donald Trump would be in charge of if Mr Kasich was filling a role more traditionally held by the president.
"Making America Great Again" was the reply.
Thanks for staying with uspublished at 04:25 British Summer Time 20 July 2016
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That concludes our live coverage of day two of the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.
Donald Trump has a lot of friendspublished at 04:15 British Summer Time 20 July 2016
While Speaker Ryan and Sen McConnell might be more reserved in their endorsement, Donald Trump still can count many among tonight's array of speakers as "friends," including fired campaign manager Corey Lewandowski and jilted vice presidential contender Chris Christie.
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A theme deferredpublished at 04:15 British Summer Time 20 July 2016
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Tally for Make America Work Again night: 'work' (or working, etc.) mentioned 48 times; 'Clinton' mentioned 79 times
Nate Silver, Editor-in-Chief, FiveThirtyEight
Tuesday's convention theme is "Make America Work Again," intended to highlight fixing the economy. Yet many speeches seem to have strayed from the topic, instead targeting the general election nominee.
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Ben Carson goes rogue in convention speechpublished at 03:47 British Summer Time 20 July 2016
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