Thursday, October 8

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Political parties sources of income must be reveal
Bangladesh, ENGLISH

Political parties sources of income must be reveal

    Leading political analysts and experts have said the income sources of the country’s registered political parties should be made public for the sake of transparency. People are in the dark about the transparency of the financial statements of political parties as they do not disclose their sources of income, they say, advocating that such documents of parties registered with the Election Commission be made public. The experts also suggest the Election Commission (EC) should examine the authenticity of the statements to safeguard credibility. They said political parties in other countries, including India, reveal their income sources to ensure transparency. Such disclosures would only enhance the image of parties among people, they felt. Political leaders, however, say they...
Naked Donald Trump statues displaying in US cities
America, ENGLISH

Naked Donald Trump statues displaying in US cities

    An artists' collective took credit for exposing Donald Trump to unflattering scrutiny yesterday saying it was responsible for a life sized nude statue of the Republican presidential candidate that turned up in a New York City park. Copies of the orange-tinted likeness - featuring a massive belly, small fingers and missing some genital parts - were simultaneously unveiled in downtown Manhattan's Union Square Park and public places in four other US cities. The collective titled the work "The Emperor Has No Balls." In New York, the unauthorized installation appeared to surprise passers-by - prompting stares, giggles and shrugs of bemusement from park visitors. Ina Cope, a 58-year-old retiree from the Bronx borough of New York, said she was not expecting to see the Trump statu...
Theresa May urged to vote against Saudi Arabia
ENGLISH, United Kingdom

Theresa May urged to vote against Saudi Arabia

    Theresa May Politicians and campaigners will demand Theresa May vote against Saudi Arabia retaining the powerful chairmanship of the UN Human Rights Council after a year which saw the country's government savagely bomb Yemen, commit vast numbers of beheadings, a mass execution and detain activists. Their call, on World Humanitarian Day, comes ahead of a critical UN vote on whether Saudi Arabia remains in the post, which it has controversially held since this time last year. But despite the repeated and well publicised atrocities of the Middle Eastern state, ministers still refuse to say whether they will back the kingdom or not. It follows recently emerged details of the huge quantities of military aircraft, bombs and arms the UK is selling Saudi Arabia, some of which have...
How many calories do you eat in a day? Six people share their diets
ENGLISH, Life Style

How many calories do you eat in a day? Six people share their diets

    Britons are increasingly under-reporting their daily calorie consumption according to a new study. This not only hampers the efforts of health experts to cut rising obesity levels, but can also leave people wanting to lose weight bemused as to why they’re not making progress. Researchers suggest that when people under-report the number of calories they consume in official surveys, it causes health experts to suggest increasing physical activity, rather than cutting calorie intakes. If calorie counts were correct, they say, the UK population would actually be losing weight. Although increasing physical activity is central to human health, researchers suggest that obesity-reduction efforts must focus mainly on less consumption. We asked six people to share how much they ate ...
Irish tourist shot could be by mistake on holidays in Majorca
Arab world, ENGLISH

Irish tourist shot could be by mistake on holidays in Majorca

    An Irish man who was shot dead on the holiday island of Majorca could have been killed by mistake, reports claim. Police in Costa De La Calma are probing the possibility he was gunned down by mistake after being confused for a Dublin criminal because of his likeness to him, a Palma-based newspaper has claimed today. There was no official comment from the Guardia Civil, which is heading the murder probe. The man, believed to be in his 30s, was gunned down outside an empty supermarket in Costa de la Calma around 15 miles from the capital Palma just after 9pm last night. Police are said to be hunting up to three assailants. Attempts to revive the victim, said to be aged around 30 with a tattoo on his back, failed. The shooting was initially believed to be a revenge killing co...
Boy in the ambulance: shocking image emerges of Syrian child pulled from Aleppo rubble
Arab world, ENGLISH

Boy in the ambulance: shocking image emerges of Syrian child pulled from Aleppo rubble

    A photograph of a little boy, who sits dazed and bloody in the back of an ambulance after apparently surviving an airstrike in Aleppo, has highlighted the desperation of the Syrian civil war and the struggle for control of the city. The child is reported to be five-year-old Omran Daqneesh, one of five children injured late on Wednesday by a military strike on the city of 300,000 – the site of the most decisive battle in the civil war. The image of him sitting in an ambulance, covered head to toe with dust and so disoriented as to seem barely aware of an open wound on his forehead, has been shared thousands of times on social media. The startling image is a screenshot from a video shot and circulated by the Aleppo Media Center from inside the Syrian province. The anti-gover...
Dhaka and Delhi sign MoU to carry petroleum products thru Bangladesh territory
Asia, ENGLISH

Dhaka and Delhi sign MoU to carry petroleum products thru Bangladesh territory

    Bangladesh and India on Thursday signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on the route permit for carrying petroleum products from Assam to Tripura through Bangladesh territory. Based on the request by the government of India, the government of Bangladesh has granted permission for the movement of petroleum products on “humanitarian grounds” through the territory of Bangladesh till September 2016, officials said, reports unb. The petroleum products are motor spirit, high-speed diesel, superior kerosene oil and Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG). Roads and Highways Department of the Government of Bangladesh (RHD) and Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL), a public sector unit under the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, the government of India signed the MoU. Heavy monsoon...
Human Barbie with waist trainer obsession discovers the damage
ENGLISH, Extras

Human Barbie with waist trainer obsession discovers the damage

    Barbie doll Pixee Fox has gone to extreme measures to trim her waist down to a tiny 16 inches and she still doesn’t think it’s small enough. But she’s in for a shock when she finds out what her tummy shrinking corset is doing to her insides. Pixee stunned the audience when she appeared on Dr. Oz wearing a tiny 16 inch corset and shocks the audience even more when she reveals she plans to go down to a 14 inch corset. It doesn’t bother me at all, I’m used to wearing it, she says when Dr. Oz asks if it’s comfortable. But a worried Dr. OZ replies: “I’m concerned this is more of a gateway drug - you are doing things to yourself that are irreversible." Pixee then drops another bombshell and reveals she had six ribs removed to be “able to corset even tighter”. "Did you have a tou...
Donald Trump says shooting of black man by police in Milwaukee was justified
America, ENGLISH

Donald Trump says shooting of black man by police in Milwaukee was justified

    Donald Trump says shooting of black man by police in Milwaukee was justified Donald Trump has said that initial evidence in the shooting of a black man by police in Milwaukee showed that it was justified. Sylville Smith, 23, was shot dead by police on Saturday. Authorities said he was stopped for acting suspiciously and then fled, and was shot by police because he was carrying an illegal handgun and refused orders to drop it. The Republican presidential nominee said at a rally in the city on Tuesday night that it was law and order. We have to obey the laws or we don't have a country, said Trump. We have a case where good people are out there trying to get people to sort of calm down and they're not calming down and we have our police who are doing a phenomenal job. Recent ...
Australian Vietnam War commemoration cancelled by Hanoi
Australia, ENGLISH

Australian Vietnam War commemoration cancelled by Hanoi

    Vietnam has cancelled an event marking the 50th anniversary of Australia's bloodiest battle in the Vietnam War. The commemoration of the battle of Long Tan was due to be held at a cross marking the site on Thursday. More than 1,000 Australian veterans and their families have travelled to Vietnam to commemorate the anniversary. Eighteen Australian soldiers and hundreds of North Vietnamese and Viet Cong fighters died in the battle, deep in southern Vietnam, on 18 August 1966. Police blocked access to the site, which is on private land, without explanation on Wednesday. Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop confirmed that the Vietnamese government said it will not allow the event to go ahead, although small groups will be allowed access on Thursday. An official party invol...