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Day: June 19, 2017

If your child owns a fidget spinner you need to read this
19Jun By Sumon AdminNo Comments
ENGLISH, Life Style

If your child owns a fidget spinner you need to read this

    If your child owns a fidget spinner you need to read this Chances are that if you have a child, or know someone who does, you'll be aware of the fidget spinner craze. But local authorities are now recalling some of the 'toys' due to fears over safety. Hundreds of shops and supermarkets have been forced to clear their shelves of the addictive pocket toy after trading standards officers from Bath and North East Somerset Council asked for action to be taken to protect younger children against choking and internal bleeding. The safety warnings refer mainly to the more advanced spinners which feature LED lights with lithium-ion batteries as they 'could cause choking and internal bleeding if swallowed by young children,' The Independent reports. Martin Veale, cabinet member for ...
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17 year old Muslim girl Nabra Hassanen abducted and killed on way home from Virginia mosque
19Jun By Sumon AdminNo Comments
America, ENGLISH

17 year old Muslim girl Nabra Hassanen abducted and killed on way home from Virginia mosque

    A 17-year-old Muslim girl was assaulted, abducted and killed as she was travelling home in Virginia on Sunday, after attending her local mosque. The girl, named locally as Nabra Hassanen of Reston, had been attending the All Dulles Area Muslim Society mosque in observance of the last 10 days of Ramadan when the attack happened in the early hours of Sunday morning. Nabra was walking home from with several friends when they were confronted by a motorist. At one point the man got out of his car and assaulted the girl, according to police. The teenagers scattered during the attack but were unable to find Nabra afterwards. She was reported missing to police, sparking an hours-long search by authorities in Fairfax and Loudon counties. A body was found in a pond in the Sterling a...
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Finsbury Park mosque warned about anti-Muslim hate crime
19Jun By Sumon AdminNo Comments
ENGLISH, London

Finsbury Park mosque warned about anti-Muslim hate crime

    Muslims at Finsbury Park mosque were warned about Islamophobic hate crime by a watch group just three days before a terror attack outside the mosque, which killed one man and injured 10. Staff from organisation Tell MAMA had been at the Muslim Welfare House mosque on Friday, informing the congregation about the need to report anti-Muslim hatred and to maintain their safety during Ramadan. They had urged members of the local congregation to maintain vigilance during Ramadan, when many observing the holy month wear clothes that identify them as Muslims. Eight people were taken to hospital after a van ploughed into worshippers outside the mosque just after midnight on Monday morning. They had been helping a man who had collapsed and has died, but it is unclear whether this wa...
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UK councils ordered to make urgent list of buildings with cladding after grenfell tragedy
19Jun By Sumon AdminNo Comments
ENGLISH, United Kingdom

UK councils ordered to make urgent list of buildings with cladding after grenfell tragedy

    Every council in England has been ordered to make an urgent list of buildings that have the cladding suspected of speeding up the Grenfell Tower fire. The government has demanded two lists - all buildings with aluminium composite panels and all buildings over 18 metres high - by the end of today in a bid to stop other towers being a death trap. All the latest news, views and opinion on the Grenfell tragedy Town halls will then be ordered from tomorrow to send samples of any ACM cladding for government-run fire tests. Cladding was suspected of speeding up the blaze that killed at least 79 people in the 24-storey block in west London. Yesterday Chancellor Philip Hammond appeared to say the type of cladding used on the tower was already banned in the UK on blocks more than 18...
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The Finsbury Park Mosque attack was evil terrorism that will never succeed
19Jun By Sumon AdminNo Comments
ENGLISH, London

The Finsbury Park Mosque attack was evil terrorism that will never succeed

    Prime Minister Theresa May has denounced the attack on Finsbury Park Mosque as an act of evil against the ordinary and innocent. Speaking at Number 10 Downing Street on Monday morning, May said no act of terrorism will succeed in dividing Britain. It was an attack that targeted the ordinary and the innocent, the prime minister said. Today we come together as we have done before to condemn this act and state an act of hatred of this kind will never succeed in dividing us. Like all terrorism, in whatever form, it shares the same goal: to drive us apart. We will not let this happen. There has been far too much tolerance of extremism in this country, May added. That's extremism of any kind including Islamaphobia. The prime minister was speaking in Westminster after a man who i...
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Sickening moment suspect blows kiss from police van after being detained Finsbury park mosque attack
19Jun By Sumon AdminNo Comments
ENGLISH, London

Sickening moment suspect blows kiss from police van after being detained Finsbury park mosque attack

    This is the shocking moment the Finsbury Park terror suspect was filmed blowing a kiss from a police van after worshippers were mowed down near a mosque. Police arrested the 48-year-old man on suspicion of attempted murder after one man died and several others were hurt in the attack in Seven Sisters road shortly after midnight on Monday. Since the incident, footage emerged of the suspect blowing a kiss and waving at a camera from the police van after being detained. The footage of the suspect was posted online and has been widely shared on social media. The man was tackled to the floor and pinned down by members of the public before officers arrived at the scene of the attack near the north London mosque. Witnesses told the Standard the suspect shouted “kill me, kill me” ...
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Grenfell Tower fire dead rises to 79 but police warn that may change: Residents says more than 500 hundred died in tragedy
19Jun By Sumon AdminNo Comments
ENGLISH, London

Grenfell Tower fire dead rises to 79 but police warn that may change: Residents says more than 500 hundred died in tragedy

    The number of people killed in the Grenfell Tower disaster has risen to 79 but that figure could still change, police say. Fighting back tears as he spoke, Metropolitan Police Commander Stuart Cundy said five people had been formally identified - but warned that some victims may never be identified. All the latest news, views and opinion on the Grenfell tragedy The awful reality is, as I've said before, is that due to the intensity of the fire and the devastation within Grenfell Tower that we may not be able to identify everybody that died, he said. We have been from the top to the bottom of Grenfell Tower. The search operation will be painstaking and having been in there myself it's really hard to describe the devastation that the fire has caused. Following his announceme...
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19Jun By Sumon AdminNo Comments
ENGLISH, London

News Brief: Bangladesh High Commission London

President Md. Abdul Hamid has asked the Information Commission to ease its procedures so that general people can easily have information applying the Right to Information Act 2009. The President said this when a three-member delegation of the Commission, led by Chief Information Commissioner Prof Dr Md Golam Rahman, submitted its Annual Report-2016 to him at Bangabhaban yesterday. Finance Minister AMA Muhith yesterday said the decision on the proposed excise duty on the bank deposits would be changed when the budget will be passed in the Jatiya Sangsad. "The National Budget has been proposed. When the proposed budget will be passed, many things will change. Excise duty on bank deposits will also be changed," he told the journalists while addressing Annual Performance Agreement (APA) signin...
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