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Day: June 22, 2016

Israel to receive first F35 stealth jet from the US
22Jun By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Arab world, ENGLISH

Israel to receive first F35 stealth jet from the US

    The Israeli Air Force (IAF) will receive its first F-35 stealth jet from the US today. The official ceremony will take place in Texas, where the plane was manufactured. All 33 F-35 planes purchased by Israel are expected to be delivered by 2021. Today (Wednesday), Israel will receive its first F-35 stealth jet from the US. According to the deal between the US and Israel, the IAF is expected to receive 33 stealth fighter jets. The official ceremony will take place at Lockheed Martin Aeronautics’ headquarters in Texas. IAF representatives and Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman will attend the ceremony. When the IAF receives the F-35 jet, it will become the first air force in the Middle East to possess the advanced fighter aircraft. The Defense Ministry bought 33 fifth genera...
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Here’s Why You Should Stop Buying Green Bell Peppers
22Jun By Sumon AdminNo Comments
ENGLISH, Life Style

Here’s Why You Should Stop Buying Green Bell Peppers

    Have you ever noticed how green bell peppers cost less at the grocery store? Often they’ll be priced a full dollar below red, yellow, or orange peppers. What gives? Unfortunately you’re not getting a great deal – there’s a method in the madness. A surplus of green peppers, perhaps? Well, kind of. Green bell peppers are actually just unripe red peppers. Here’s how bell peppers mature: they start out as green, first turn yellow (or orange), then become fully mature as they turn red. Mind. Blown. Green peppers take significantly less time to grow due to earlier harvesting, and therefore typically cost a dollar less at the grocery store. But here’s the real reason you should stop buying green bell peppers: they’re not nearly as good for you nutritionally as the other peppers....
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EU referendum: Boris Johnson promises to publicly apologise if Brexit triggers recession
22Jun By Sumon AdminNo Comments
ENGLISH, United Kingdom

EU referendum: Boris Johnson promises to publicly apologise if Brexit triggers recession

    Boris Johnson has pledged to apologise in public if leaving the EU triggers a recession. The former Mayor of London has rejected claims by the Remain camp and several economic experts that Britain would be plunged into an immediate recession if it votes to leave the EU on Thursday. Chancellor George Osborne claimed Brexit would create a "DIY recession" and said he would be forced to introduce an emergency “Brexit budget” full of swingeing cuts. Full EU referendum coverage on our dedicated page But speaking on LBC Mr Johnson denounced the warnings had been “induced by Project Fear” and said the Remain campaign were “talking the country down”. When he was asked whether he would apologise he said: “Of course I will. “This is far more important any individual political career ...
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North Korea test fires missiles in defiance of UN sanctions
22Jun By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Asia, ENGLISH

North Korea test fires missiles in defiance of UN sanctions

    North Korea has test-fired two mid-range ballistic missiles from its eastern coast, says South Korea. The first launch was considered to have failed, travelling about 150km (90 miles) before landing in the sea. The second, launched hours later, flew about 400km. Military officials in the South said both were intermediate-range Musudan missiles. A confirmed successful test would mark a step forward for North Korea after four failed launches in recent months. South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said Seoul and the US were "carrying out an in-depth analysis" of the second launch, and did not say whether it was considered a success. North Korea, which is developing nuclear weapons, is banned by UN resolutions from any use of ballistic missile technology. South Korea's president...
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Ellie Butler judge took unwarranted steps to reunite her with violent parents
22Jun By Sumon AdminNo Comments
ENGLISH, London

Ellie Butler judge took unwarranted steps to reunite her with violent parents

    A senior judge in the family court took “unwarranted” extra steps in reuniting a man with a violent and criminal past with his young daughter 11 months before he beat her to death, the author of a serious case review has said. Mrs Justice Hogg, who retired just weeks before Ben Butler’s murder trial began at the Old Bailey, has been heavily criticised in the official review of events in the run-up to six-year-old Ellie Butler’s death in 2013. Ellie Butler’s grandfather: ‘She told us that she loved us. That was the last time we saw her’ Her father was sentenced to life in prison on Tuesday, and his partner Jennie Gray was given 42 months for child cruelty and for her part in a “cynical” and “calculated” coverup of their daughter’s death and their fake 999 call two hours aft...
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