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Live updates: Democratic National Convention
Follow live updates from the Democratic National Convention as Hillary Clinton makes history by becoming the first woman to receive the presidential nomination from a major political party.
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Dad of killed Muslim US soldier ridicules Trump on stage
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How Clinton was judged by one undecided American family
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Will Hillary Clinton's pitch unite divided states?
The historic Democrat nominee's key message sought to resonate with her opponents as well as her supporters. But it also raised questions.
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Clintons react with childlike glee to balloon finale
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Clinton accepts nomination pledging to be leader for all
Chelsea Clinton: Hillary will fight against gun violence
Hillary Clinton's daughter Chelsea has introduced her mother's formal acceptance of the Democratic presidential nomination with a pledge that as president, Mrs Clinton will fight against gun violence and climate change.
Speaking on the final night of the Democratic National Convention, she said: "I'm here as a proud American, a proud Democrat, a proud mother, and tonight in particular, a very, very proud daughter."
In a thinly-veiled swipe at Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump, she added: "I loved that my parents expected me to have opinions and to be able to back them up with facts."
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More than 24 million watched Obama's DNC speech
More than 24 million Americans watched president Barack Obama's speech at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia last night.
Our Washington correspondent Robert Moore said this is a win for the Democrats over TV-ratings chasing Republican candidate Donald Trump.
Obama 'ready to pass the baton' says Hillary Clinton
Hillary Clinton has tweeted that Barack Obama is "ready to pass the baton" of the leadership of the United States over to her.
The Democratic nominee for president was given a rousing endorsement by the current president last night at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.
She tweeted this picture of the two of them waving to crowds.
Obama passes the baton to Clinton in rousing speech
President Obama was at his best, as he used his oratorical skills to cajole Americans to back the "most qualified" Hillary Clinton.
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Democrats reflect on Obama's time as president
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Dad of killed Muslim US soldier ridicules Trump on stage
Khizr Khan got huge cheers as he challenged Donald Trump to "read the US constitution" and accused him of "sacrificing nothing" for America.
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How Clinton was judged by one undecided American family
Clinton needs to win over doubters all over the USA. We joined a family of sceptical and divided voters to see if her message hit home.