Friday, September 25

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Donald Trump unleashes barrage of angry about Russia inquiry
America, ENGLISH

Donald Trump unleashes barrage of angry about Russia inquiry

    Donald Trump has unleashed a series of angry tweets amid reports that the first arrests in the inquiry into Russian interference in the 2016 election are imminent. The US President in a series of five tweets attacked claims of Trump/Russia collusion saying it does not exist. His tweets come after a CNN report that a federal grand jury in Washington has approved the first charges in the criminal investigation led by special counsel Robert Mueller. The president wrote: Never seen such Republican ANGER & UNITY as I have concerning the lack of investigation on Clinton, mentioning supposed scandals including the Uranium to Russia deal, the 33,000 plus deleted emails, the Comey fix and so much more Instead they look at phony Trump/Russia collusion, which doesn't exist. The [...
Worst winter on the way with temperatures set to plummet to MINUS 11 in UK
ENGLISH, United Kingdom

Worst winter on the way with temperatures set to plummet to MINUS 11 in UK

    Britain is set for its coldest winter for the past five years with freezing air from the North Pole sending the thermometer plummeting to -11C. And it is feared the cold snap will bring widespread snow and ice and cause travel chaos. Monday will bring the first big Autumn freeze with motorists waking to find frozen windscreens after temperatures fell to -4C overnight. And the forecasters say parts of the north could have snow on the hills within days. But Arctic winds later this year are expected to deliver Britain’s coldest winter since the bitter 2012-13 freeze. December and January are both forecast to be colder than normal, with all areas of the UK, including the south, being affected. Five years ago temperatures plunged as low as -14C in the same two months. Snow and ...
Khaleda Zia distributed relief to Rohingya camp: Urges Myanmar to return Rohingya people
Bangladesh, ENGLISH

Khaleda Zia distributed relief to Rohingya camp: Urges Myanmar to return Rohingya people

    BNP chairperson Khaleda Zia on Monday distributed relief goods among the Rohingya refugees during her visit at Rohingya camps in Ukhia upazila of Cox’s Bazar. The BNP chief reached Moinar Ghona area of Palongkhali union at Ukhiya upazila of Cox’s Bazar at about 11:45am.The refugees waited for the relief goods on a queue before Khaleda Zia reached there. BNP relief committee head Mirza Abbas handed over around 45 trucks carrying 100 metric tons of relief goods to Army. Khaleda Zia officially opened the relief distribution programme. Later, members of Bangladesh Army distributed the donated relief among the Rohingyas. The BNP chief started her journey for Ukhia from Cox’s Bazar Circuit House around 11:20am. She will visit three Rohingya camps at Moinar Ghona, Hakim Para, Bal...
4-year-old girl fluently speaking 7 languages amazes the world
ENGLISH, Europe

4-year-old girl fluently speaking 7 languages amazes the world

    Bella Devyatkina can speak English, Spanish, French, Arabic, German and Chinese apart from her native Russian. Learning new languages always comes handy although many average adults cannot speak a foreign language. But even as people are starting to learn more languages, some kids are giving grown ups a run for their money. On national television, a young girl, 4 years old to be exact, spoke 7 different languages and stunned the world! Want proof? Well, You tube has the proof with a clip that will blow your mind! If the encyclopedic knowledge of a two-year-old girl from Hyderabad stunned audiences, a four-year-old Russian left everyone stupefied by speaking seven languages. Not only did Bella Devyatkina speak six other languages apart from her native Russian, she did so wi...
Trade minister investigated over a possible breach of ministerial rules about sex toys
ENGLISH, United Kingdom

Trade minister investigated over a possible breach of ministerial rules about sex toys

    International Trade minister Mark Garnier will be investigated over a possible breach of ministerial rules after he admitted asking a former aide to buy sex toys. The Cabinet Office will probe whether the Wyre Forest MP broke the Ministerial Code after he confirmed allegations made by his former secretary, including that he called her sugar t***. Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt confirmed the investigation on BBC One's Andrew Marr Show. The Prime Minister will also write to House of Commons Speaker John Bercow to ask how a sexual harassment scandal engulfing Westminster can best be addressed. It comes as Theresa May was reported to get weekly updates about indiscretions by her MPs from Conservative Party whips, leading to calls for allegations to be reported to police. Meanwhi...
No deal is better than a bad Brexit
ENGLISH, United Kingdom

No deal is better than a bad Brexit

    Theresa May faces a difficult decision over whether to publish more details of the government’s planning for a no deal Brexit. Senior Tory donors have warned that Theresa May should walk away from Brexit talks rather than accept an unsatisfactory and unfavourable deal that would poison relations with Europe for another generation. In a sign of growing frustration among pro-Brexit Tories over the lack of progress made in talks with Brussels, one donor said he feared some pro-Remain cabinet ministers were suffering from Stockholm syndrome when hostages develop a bond with their captors. The calls for May to be prepared to walk away comes amid new warnings that a no deal outcome will lead to foreign firms leaving, steep price rises, widespread job losses and disaster for the ...
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s inner circle stands at nearly $24bn (£18bn)
ENGLISH, Europe

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s inner circle stands at nearly $24bn (£18bn)

    In 2016, Mr Putin's official income was was reported at just $133,000 and he has repeatedly denied he is one of the world’s wealthiest men. But a joint investigation by Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta and Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP), has valued him at considerably more, although it suggested that his wealth may be tied up in a series of proxies. Some of the President’s inner ring have no obvious explanation for their hidden wealth, according to the report. These proxies wealth may be accounted for by the simplest explanation: It may really be Putin’s money. But in Russia, nothing is simple, the authors wrote. One alleged proxy is Mikhail Shelomov, a relative of Mr Putin, who works at a Russian shipping company for a job which would usually pay ...
Benefits fraudster former councillor caught after building a shed also driving and carrying items to his car
ENGLISH, United Kingdom

Benefits fraudster former councillor caught after building a shed also driving and carrying items to his car

    A former councillor was exposed as a disability benefits cheat after he was caught building a shed while claiming he could walk zero metres for zero minutes. Lying Robert Woodbridge claimed to be in such pain he could hardly move. But the former Labour deputy leader of Swanley Town Council was caught carrying items to his car, driving and even building a shed during a Department of Work and Pensions investigation. The 58-year-old, from Swanley, Kent, who later stood in elections for the Green Party and Liberal Democrats , denied dishonestly failing to notify a change of circumstances. He claimed he had good days and bad days, but he was convicted by a jury at Maidstone Crown Court today in just 20 minutes. Prosecutor Edmund Fowler said Woodbridge initially made a legitimat...
If you want to keep your home tidy all the time just follow up
ENGLISH, Life Style

If you want to keep your home tidy all the time just follow up

    The whirlwind of life gets the better of even a tidy person myself included. Despite my well-intentioned cleanliness, I sometimes find myself coming home to piles of clothes (the aftermath of never being able to decide what to wear in the morning) and a general state of domestic disarray. Being faced with such a mess can be an intimidating task, so when tackling it, your first step should be a reality check: Don’t expect yourself to clean your house from top to bottom Mary Poppins style in one go. (Sure, Marie Kondo recommends an all-in-one cleaning marathon, which might be good in theory, but who has time for that?) Like anything that seems like a mammoth effort at first, cleaning becomes far less daunting when you break it down into small, manageable chunks. And if you g...
The awful truth of donating a dead body to science
America, ENGLISH

The awful truth of donating a dead body to science

    Donating a loved one’s body to science is for many people a comforting and altruistic act that makes meaning of a personal loss. For the many families unable to afford the cost of a funeral or cremation, it’s also a practical one, as the businesses that accept and arrange such donations typically offer to pay for cremation. Yet loose regulation in the for-profit body-donation industry means that the final destination for many of these remains are far different than the legitimate research many donors imagine, as a Reuters investigation this week and a Quartz investigation earlier this year found. A Reuters journalist was able to purchase the spine of a disabled young man whose impoverished parents believed that they were only donating small tissue samples from their deceas...