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Democratic White House candidate Hillary Clinton on Friday released her tax return for last year and criticized her Republican rival Donald Trump for bucking a long-standing tradition by failing to do the same. Clinton and her husband Bill, the former president, reported $10.6 million in income for 2015. They paid $3.6 million in federal income tax, according to the document, which was posted on her campaign website. Over the course of their careers, the Clintons have published all of their tax returns since 1977.  Democrats repeatedly point to this as evidence of transparency on the part of the power couple. This file photo combination shows Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton(L) on April 4, 2016 and Republican challenger Donald Trump on February 16, 2016. November’s US presidential election is taking shape: Republican billionaire Donald Trump and Democratic power player Hillary Clinton look set for an ugly battle for the White House after a bruising prima

In case you hadn’t heard, Great Britain has its first double medallist of the Games and it’s Welsh swimmer  Jazz Carlin , who finished behind Katie Ledecky in the 800m freestyle to take silver.

During the recent battle for the strategic northern city of Manbij, launched in late May, there has been such a worrying surge in deaths that some groups fear  US military  commanders have loosened rules protecting civilians. The Pentagon denies any change to the rules of engagement. “We tracked a huge increase in civilian deaths [from coalition airstrikes] in  Syria in June above May, a rise of 72% from the previous month,” said Chris Woods, director of Airwars, who says at least 210 civilians were killed by coalition airstrikes in the battle for Manbij alone. “Even back in early June, we were getting very bad reports and significant civilian casualties, so it is simply not credible for the coalition to suggest that they were unaware of this. This is a very big deal and it has been going on for a long time.” A single attack on a village outside the city last week  killed at least 74 named civilians, mostly women and children,  and potentially more than 50 others, accord

The  Islamic State  stronghold of Manbij, in northern Syria, has fallen to allied Arab and Kurdish fighters, who freed more than 2,000 hostages held there by the terrorist group. Syrian civilians celebrate after being rescued from Isis – in pictures   View gallery A spokesman for the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces said they had taken over the city after the last Isis militants fled on Friday. According to the SDF and the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, the freed hostages had been used as “human shields”. Sharfan Darwish of the SDF-allied Manbij military council told Reuters: “The city is now fully under our control but we are undertaking sweeping operations.” Pentagon deputy press secretary Gordon Trowbridge said: “Although fighting in Manbij continues, Isil is clearly on the ropes. It has lost the centre of Manbij, it has lost control of Manbij.” The Arab-Kurdish alliance had  expelled most of the Isis fighters from Manbij by last week  but dozens con

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