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Good morning. Here's what's happening now: After a marathon federal election campaign, Australia has a result with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull claiming victory yesterday. Keep up to date with the ABC's coverage of the last five seats, the new calls for electronic voting and see whether Antony Green makes the call we've all been waiting for British singer Cliff Richard is taking legal action against the BBC and the police after the broadcaster televised a raid on his house, saying his reputation had been "unnecessarily damaged". Richard, 75, was investigated over allegations of sexual offences between 1958 and 1983, but was not charged due to a lack of evidence Britain's Andy Murray has clinched a second Wimbledon title and third Grand Slam crown after beating Canadian Milos Raonic A French journalist has infiltrated a group of self-radicalised young men to understand what motivated them to become terrorists. The Muslim journalist has told Four Corners he could go to places his collegues couldn't. See the full story tonight at 8.30pm AEST. Here's what's coming up: 7:10am AEST: Shadow treasurer Chris Bowen will be on AM 9:30am AEST: The Australian Olympic Committee will announce the Rio men's basketball team, the Paralympic rowing team will be announced at 11am 10:00am AEST: The trial of Father John Patrick Casey is expected to start at Lismore District Court. He will face child sexual abuse charges from the 1980s 9:30pm AEST: Attorney-General George Brandis, Deputy Opposition Leader Tanya Plibersek, Senator-elect Derryn Hinch and commentators Van Badham and Steve Price will be on the Q&A panel Top Stories Hundreds arrested as tensions spike at US police protests More than 200 people are arrested in chaotic scenes during a new night of protests over US police violence towards black people, as authorities reveal the man who shot five police officers at a peaceful protest in Dallas had apparently been plotting a major bomb attack. 'You're a dead man': Undercover with an IS terror cell A French journalist infiltrates a group of self-radicalised would-be terrorists, secretly filming them for six months as they plot suicide attacks on "disgusting infidels". 'It's the 21st century': Turnbull, Shorten back move to e-voting Malcolm Turnbull and Bill Shorten endorse electronic voting for future elections, following a gruelling eight-day vote count which is yet to deliver voters a formal result. Murray roars to second Wimbledon title with straight sets victory Britain's Andy Murray clinches a second Wimbledon title and third Grand Slam crown after beating misfiring Canadian Milos Raonic 6-4, 7-6 (7/3), 7-6 (7/2). Black cat proves lucky for Sharks in 13th straight win against Panthers Panthers fans were cheering for a feline of a different kind when a real black cat stole the show in the NRL team's match against the Cronulla Sharks in Penrith. Telstra customers could break fixed contracts due to outages, Choice warns Consumer advocacy group Choice is demanding customers be allowed to break their fixed contracts if they have been affected by Telstra's multiple phone and internet network outages. AIDS no longer a public health issue in Australia, scientists declare The nation's top scientists declare "the end of AIDS" as a public health issue, as Australia joins the ranks of a select few countries which have successfully beaten the epidemic. Journalist Marie Colvin 'deliberately killed' in Syria rocket attack The Syrian regime of Bashar al-Assad targeted and killed US reporter Marie Colvin in February 2012 to stop her from covering government atrocities, according to a lawsuit filed in a US court. No evidence of Goliath-sized giants in Philistine boneyard Archaeologists extract a complete skeleton of a Philistine after three decades of excavations in southern Israel, shedding some new light on the culture of Goliath's people. IAAF turns down 67 Russian application for 'neutral' competition in Rio The IAAF turns down 67 applications from banned Russian athletes hoping to compete at the Rio 2016 Olympics under a neutral flag. Spanish matador gored to death in bullfighting ring A Spanish bullfighter becomes the first matador to die in the ring in three decades, after being gored in front of horrified spectators during a corrida in the eastern town of Teruel. Thousands strip down, paint themselves blue in name of art More than 3,000 people strip naked and are painted blue in Britain as part of photographer Spencer Tunick's Sea of Hull installation, in what one woman says was a fun, inclusive and "just brilliant" day. Analysis and Opinion: The Drum Still in denial, the major parties risk learning nothing from Election 2016 By Mike Steketee Why the credit rating warning should worry us By Michael Janda Chilcot report offers important lessons for Australia By Amin Saikal Truth and Blair-bashing in the Chilcot Report By Jim Molan Just In Police cars damaged, teens arrested over alleged car theft July 11, 2016 - 6:43 am What's special about the park on the corner of State Circle and Kings Avenue? July 11, 2016 - 6:26 am Murray's Wimbledon triumph lifts spirits in post-Brexit UK July 11, 2016 - 6:24 am World • Cliff Richard starts legal action against BBC over police raid broadcast • Thousands flee as heavy fighting erupts in South Sudan capital • PNG workers plan strike action to force PM to resign Business • Minor party support a threat to economic growth: economist • Chinese appetite driving demand for Australian vitamins • Telstra slashes 300 jobs nationwide Politics • Thousands flee as heavy fighting erupts in South Sudan capital • PNG workers plan strike action to force PM to resign • Hundreds arrested as tensions spike at US police protests Sport • Murray roars to second Wimbledon title with straight sets victory • Dumolin claims ninth stage of Le Tour, Contador pulls out • IAAF turns down 67 Russian application for 'neutral' competition in Rio Science and Tech • No evidence of Goliath-sized giants in Philistine boneyard • Scientists discover planet with three suns • Scientists are using omega-3 to make lamb healthier Environment • 'Shocking images' reveal death of 10,000 hectares of mangroves • Bornean orangutan, whale shark, winghead shark 'sliding towards extinction' • Ocean CleanUp prototype launched in North Sea Follow ABC News About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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