Today's Headlines: Thousands more migrants reach Athens, China shares slide in volatile trade, Google updates main company logo

Thousands more migrants reach Athens

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Top News Stories Thousands more migrants reach Athens Boats carrying thousands of migrants arrive overnight in mainland Greece, as the EU struggles to cope with an unprecedented influx. China shares slide in volatile trade Asian markets continue to fall on Wednesday, with Shanghai opening down more than 4% amid worries about China's growth. US swoop on secret 'steroids labs' US federal agents arrest more than 90 people and shut down 16 underground labs making illegal steroids and other performance-enhancing drugs. Google updates main company logo Google has made a series of changes to the main logo it uses for its core services. US police 'shoot man with hands up' Video footage in Texas appears to show police shooting and killing a man with his hands up, as they respond to a domestic dispute. Sport Murray sees off Kyrgios in US Open Britain's Andy Murray wins a pulsating night match against Nick Kyrgios to reach the US Open second round in New York. Transfer spending at record high The summer transfer window is the richest ever at £870m, as total spending for the calendar year reaches £1bn for the first time. Man Utd complete £36m Martial deal Manchester United complete the £36m signing of Monaco's France Under-21 forward Anthony Martial. Top Videos VIDEO: From Syria to Sweden: A migrant's story VIDEO: US clerk refuses gay marriage licence VIDEO: The lawyer whose yacht is his office VIDEO: Final four designs for new NZ flag

Magazine The struggles of the world's hairiest family Jesus Aceves was born with thick hair all over his face and body. About 30 members of his family also have hypertrichosis - making them the hairiest family in human history. Business China shares slide in volatile trade Asian markets continue to fall on Wednesday, with Shanghai opening down more than 4% amid worries about China's growth. Australian growth unexpectedly slow Australia's growth is slower than expected in the second quarter of the year, as the economy struggled to gain momentum. Technology Intel launches Skylake processors Intel takes the wraps off its new family of Skylake computer chips, explaining why the processors should outperform its earlier processors. Did many women use Ashley Madison? Ashley Madison insists it has an active community of female users, but critics continue to suggest many profiles were fakes.

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