Saturday, October 10

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US Third Fleet expands East Asia role as tensions rise with China
America, ENGLISH

US Third Fleet expands East Asia role as tensions rise with China

    The US Navy’s Third Fleet will send more ships to East Asia to operate outside its normal theater alongside the Japan-based Seventh Fleet, a US official said on Tuesday, a move that comes at a time of heightened tensions with China. The Third Fleet's Pacific Surface Action Group, which includes the guided-missile destroyers USS Spruance and USS Momsen, was deployed to East Asia in April. More Third Fleet vessels will be deployed in the region in the future, said a US official who requested anonymity. He and a second official said the vessels would conduct a range of operations, but gave no details. China claims most of the South China Sea, through which $5 trillion in ship-borne trade passes every year. The Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Taiwan and Brunei have overlapping...
Prince William makes history by appearing on cover of gay magazine Attitude
ENGLISH, United Kingdom

Prince William makes history by appearing on cover of gay magazine Attitude

    Prince William has made history by appearing on the cover of gay lifestyle magazine Attitude. The future monarch is the first member of the royal family to pose for an LGBT publication, appearing as their July cover star. Showing his support for the LGBT community, the Duke of Cambridge has given an interview detailing his views on homophobic bullying and ‘being the person that you are’. The magazine will hit newsstands on Thursday, just a few days after the mass shooting in gay nightclub Pulse in Orlando. In his interview, published in the magazine, the Prince said: “No one should be bullied for their sexuality or any other reason and no one should have to put up with the kind of hate that these young people have endured in their lives. “The young gay, lesbian and transge...
British Islamic scholar faces ban from Australia for preaching death is the sentence for homosexuality
Arab world, ENGLISH

British Islamic scholar faces ban from Australia for preaching death is the sentence for homosexuality

    Farrokh Sekaleshfar preached in Orlando in March but no evidence he influenced Omar Mateen who killed 49 people in a gay nightclub in Orlando Farrokh Sekaleshfar, a British-born doctor and senior Shi'ite Muslim scholar, arrives at the Imam Husain Islamic Centre in Sydney, Australia, June 14, 2016 Reuters Australia is urgently reviewing the visa of a British Islamic scholar who toured Orlando in March and had preached that “death is the sentence for homosexual acts. Farrokh Sekaleshfar, a senior Shi'ite Muslim scholar, is currently giving a series of lectures at an Islamic centre in Sydney on the topic of spirituality throughout the Islamic holy month of Ramadan. Sekaleshfar said in a lecture in Michigan in 2013 that in an Islamic society, the death penalty should be carrie...
How much sleep should children get every night and what are the risks if they don’t?
America, ENGLISH

How much sleep should children get every night and what are the risks if they don’t?

    The baby boy has now been treated with hormone therapy and his symptoms have decreased (Picture: [copyright]) Parents now have fresh ammunition for when their children blame them for strict bedtimes. A panel of US experts has released new information on how much sleep children should be getting. It ranges from up to 16 hours a day for babies to at least eight hours for teens. The guidelines released Monday are the first-ever for children from the American Academy of Sleep Medicine. They encompass recommendations the American Academy of Pediatrics has made at different times for different ages. According to the guidelines, adequate sleep is linked with improved attention, behavior, learning, mental and physical health at every age covered. And insufficient sleep increases r...
Gatwick runway closure: what happened, and what to do if your flight was affected
ENGLISH, United Kingdom

Gatwick runway closure: what happened, and what to do if your flight was affected

    On Sunday afternoon at 3.48pm Gatwick closed its main runway, leaving hundreds of passengers delayed or stranded. The airport tweeted that the runway was temporarily closed while its staff carried out investigations, and apologised for the impact on flights. Operations were switched to the airport’s smaller northern runway, but airlines – including Easyjet, British Airways and Ryanair – were forced to cancel or delay flights, and divert planes into Bournemouth and Stansted airports. The main runway was eventually reopened yesterday evening and flights resumed, but some delays are ongoing. The cause of the runway closure has not been confirmed by the airport. But on social media, many passengers whose flights were diverted claimed that their pilots blamed runway surface dam...
Israeli political system divided over idea of MKs ascending the Temple Mount
Arab world, ENGLISH

Israeli political system divided over idea of MKs ascending the Temple Mount

    While some MKs are planning their visit to the Temple Mount at the first available moment, others warn about provocations. Deputy Finance Minister Yitzhak Cohen stressed: “Any rising up to the Temple Mount is a provocation and not a good deed.” However, Likud MK Yehuda Glick welcomed this development: “The decision is right and proper.” Hours after Channel 2’s Amit Segal published for the first time that Knesset members will be allowed to reenter the Temple Mount after 8 months of not being permitted to do so, the political system in Israel has once again discussed the explosive issue. The outline that is presently being formed will permit MKs, both Jews and Arabs, to return to the Temple Mount at the end of Ramadan. “This is an unfortunate decision,” Deputy Finance Minis...
ISIS killer Larossi Abballa who murdered French police officer and his wife was convicted terrorist
Arab world, ENGLISH

ISIS killer Larossi Abballa who murdered French police officer and his wife was convicted terrorist

    Terrorist killer Larossi Abballa stabbed French policeman Jean-Baptiste Salvaing, 42, and his wife to death in their home Islamic State terrorists have claimed in a statement that they are responsible for the murder of a French police commander by a known homegrown jihadist. Jean-Baptiste Salvaing was stabbed repeatedly in the throat and stomach at his home in Magnanville on the outskirts of Paris last night. The 42-year-old's wife then died during a police operation as officers tried to rescue her from 25-year-old terrorist Larossi Abballa. The knife-wielding killer lived locally and was a convicted Islamic extremist, who was sentenced to three years in 2013 for "association with criminals preparing terrorist acts". However despite his conviction he only spent a few month...
Cost of renting one bed property soars in UK
ENGLISH, United Kingdom

Cost of renting one bed property soars in UK

    The Guardian Property for sale in Peckham, south London. Renters in London are typically handing over 57% of their pay. The cost of renting a one-bedroom property in the UK has risen to swallow almost half of the average young worker’s take-home pay, according to figures, while those living in London are typically handing over 57% of their monthly wages. The average cost of a new tenancy on a one-bedroom home hit £746 a month in May, taking up 48% of the take-home pay of a worker aged under 30, data from property firm Countrywide showed. In London, the average rent on a one-bed property was £1,133 in May, Countrywide said. Rising rents had outstripped growth in earnings to such an extent in the capital that since 2007 the proportion of take-home pay used to meet the cost h...
WikiLeaks to publish more Hillary Clinton emails Julian Assange
America, ENGLISH

WikiLeaks to publish more Hillary Clinton emails Julian Assange

    Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, has said his organisation is preparing to publish more emails Hillary Clinton sent and received while US secretary of state. Clinton, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, is under FBI investigation to determine whether she broke federal law by using her private email in sending classified information. A new WikiLeaks release of Clinton emails is likely to fan a controversy that has bedevilled her campaign and provide further ammunition for Donald Trump, her Republican presidential rival, who has used the issue to attack her. Assange’s comments came in an interview on ITV’s Peston on Sunday. We have upcoming leaks in relation to Hillary Clinton  We have emails pending publication, that is correct, Assange said. He did no...
Number of homeless people increases in Los Angeles
ENGLISH, Europe

Number of homeless people increases in Los Angeles

    The number of homeless people in Los Angeles County jumped by nearly six percent over the past year to 46,874, in part due to a historic housing shortage, authorities said on Wednesday. The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) said in its report that the increase came about despite a reduction in the number of homeless veterans and homeless families. Homelessness among veterans dropped by 30 percent across the county, while the number of homeless families fell by 18 percent, largely thanks to an increase in funding by the federal government. Homelessness responds to resources, said LAHSA executive director Peter Lynn. When we have systematically applied city, county and federal resources, we see results. According to the report, the number of homeless people in ...