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Dramatic picture of Dublin boxing weigh in hitmen fleeing with one disguised as a WOMAN
7Feb By Sumon AdminNo Comments
ENGLISH, Europe

Dramatic picture of Dublin boxing weigh in hitmen fleeing with one disguised as a WOMAN

    Two suspected gunmen - one disguised as a woman - can be seen fleeing a hotel moments after a notorious criminal was shot dead This is the moment two suspected hitmen one disguised as a woman flee a hotel seconds after a notorious criminal was killed in front of hundreds of boxing fans. The two men were pictured running away from the Regency Hotel in Dublin after criminal David Byrne, 35, was gunned down at a boxing weigh-in. As these dramatic pictures show, one of the attackers appeared to be wearing a wig and was disguised as a woman. Both men can be seen carrying handguns after launching the gangland hit. Two other gunmen were seen entering the hotel disguised as police officers and armed with AK-47s. Up to 300 boxing fans had gathered to watch a weigh-in before the gun...
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More than 3,100 pregnant women in Colombia have Zika virus: government
7Feb By Sumon AdminNo Comments
America, ENGLISH

More than 3,100 pregnant women in Colombia have Zika virus: government

    More than 3,100 pregnant Colombian women are infected with the mosquito-borne Zika virus, Presi-dent Juan Manuel Santos said on Saturday, as the disease continues its rapid spread across the Ameri-cas. Brazil is investigating the potential link between Zika infections and more than 4,000 suspected cases of microcephaly, a birth defect marked by an abnormally small head size that can result in developmental problems. Researchers have identified evidence of Zika infection in 17 of these cases, either in the baby or in the mother, but have not confirmed that Zika can cause microcephaly. There are so far no recorded cases of Zika-linked microcephaly in Colombia, Santos said. The govern-ment is now uncertain about a previous projection for up to 500 cases of Zika-linked microce...
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GBBO’s Nadiya Hussain on her arranged marriage and why she wouldn’t do it for her own children
6Feb By Sumon AdminNo Comments
ENGLISH, Life Style

GBBO’s Nadiya Hussain on her arranged marriage and why she wouldn’t do it for her own children

    Great British Bake Off winner Nadiya Hussain has opened up about her arranged marriage - and revealed she has no interest in choosing partners for her own children. The star baker appeared on Loose Women where she gushed about her other half Abdal, who she married on the second day of meeting. Nadia, who transformed from stay-at-home mum to culinary and cultural icon after appearing on last year's series, told the panel: "I spoke to my husband for about six months, never met him. "We were introduced by our fathers and the first day we met was the day we got engaged. The second day we met was the day we got married." Turning to a screen to look at a picture of her handsome hubby, Nadiya grinned: "Yeah, he's alright." She continued: "I did see a couple of pictures but that w...
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Mother of all Internet mysteries may be solved
6Feb By Sumon AdminNo Comments
ENGLISH, Life Style

Mother of all Internet mysteries may be solved

    The mother of all Internet mysteries may have been solved. After an Indianapolis teen posted a selfie with her twin and her mother that has web surfers wondering, “Which one is the mom?” she suggests in a video that her parent is on the far left. Kaylan Mahomes uploaded the original Jan. 28 pic of the three ladies in a car to Twitter with the caption, “Mom, twin and me,” but the fresh-faced women look identical. Yet she commented below a video of the identical trio on Feb. 1 that, "lol my mom is on the left!" And this lady looks very similar to the woman wearing the blazer on the far left in the hotly contested first photo. The puzzling pic has been retweeted more than 19,000 times and counting, and received more than 31,000 likes — similar to how “the dress” took social m...
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Moroccan criminal fighting deportation is Abu Hamza’s daughter in-law, a Tory MP reveals
6Feb By Sumon AdminNo Comments
ENGLISH, United Kingdom

Moroccan criminal fighting deportation is Abu Hamza’s daughter in-law, a Tory MP reveals

    The daughter in-law of the British hate preacher Abu Hamza cannot be automatically deported from Britain even though she has a criminal record, the European Court of Justice has ruled. The Moroccan woman is the daughter in-law of the cleric who was jailed for life in America last year after being found guilty of 11 charges of terrorism and kidnapping. A Conservative MP revealed the identity of the woman in the House of Commons today, after a preliminary ruling found that deporting someone who is the sole carer for an EU national child was "in principle contrary to EU law". The woman has a British son and the court has ruled that European Union law means she cannot be deported unless she is deemed to pose a "serious" threat to society. The case intensifies pressure on David...
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7 dead, hundreds rescued and injured as quake rattles Taiwan
6Feb By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Asia, ENGLISH

7 dead, hundreds rescued and injured as quake rattles Taiwan

    Rescuers raced to find additional survivors after a powerful, shallow earthquake struck southern Taiwan before dawn Saturday and collapsed a high-rise residential complex, killing at least seven people and sending scores to hospital. Rescuers pulled 249 survivors from the rubble in the worst-hit Tainan city, and about eight people remained unaccounted for. More than 1,200 firefighters scrambled with ladders, cranes and other equipment to the ruins of a 17-floor residential building that folded like an accordion. Local media said the building included a care center for newborns and mothers, and a newborn was among the dead in the disaster, which came two days ahead of the Lunar New Year celebrations that are the most important family holiday in the Chinese calendar. Most peo...
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Julian Assange: sweet victory soured by British and Swedish rejection
6Feb By Sumon AdminNo Comments
ENGLISH, United Kingdom

Julian Assange: sweet victory soured by British and Swedish rejection

    A UN panel may have found that Julian Assange is subject to “arbitrary detention” and called for him to be allowed to walk free, but the WikiLeaks founder still remains exactly where he has been for the past 44 months – inside Ecuador’s London embassy and locked in a three-nation war of words. Britain and Sweden immediately rejected the UN report, which found that Assange had been “arbitrarily detained” since his arrest in 2010 and during his lengthy stay in the embassy, where he sought asylum in June 2012. The British foreign secretary, Philip Hammond, described the findings as “ridiculous” and the Australian as a “fugitive from justice”. However, the panel’s findings, leaked on Thursday and published in full on Friday morning, were a welcome victory for Assange, and a mo...
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Parents of Jihadi Jack arrested after trying to send him money to buy GLASSES
5Feb By Sumon AdminNo Comments
ENGLISH, United Kingdom

Parents of Jihadi Jack arrested after trying to send him money to buy GLASSES

    The parents of Jihadi Jack have revealed they were arrested after trying to send him money to buy GLASSES. Jack Letts is suspected of fighting for ISIS, an accusation he and his family strongly deny. Tonight, his parents revealed their son has severe Obsessive Compulsive Disorder - and that they were arrested when they tried to help their son. They appeared in their first TV interview with Channel 4, when they revealed their fear that Jack - believed to be in Syria- "won't get out alive". Jack left his Oxford home aged 20 and travelled to the ISIS stronghold. He is now called Ibrahim and is believed to be married with a son. His parents were arrested after trying to send him money for new glasses, as police told them they were supporting terrorism. Mum Sally said: "It's th...
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Couple who unwittingly helped hide Becky Watts remains jailed
5Feb By Sumon AdminNo Comments
ENGLISH, United Kingdom

Couple who unwittingly helped hide Becky Watts remains jailed

    A couple who unwittingly helped the murderer of Becky Watts by hiding her remains in their garden shed have been jailed. Becky, 16, was suffocated by her stepbrother Nathan Matthews after he hatched a sexually-motivated kidnap plot with his girlfriend Shauna Hoare. The pair used a circular saw to dismember Becky's body in the bath of their home in Cotton Mill Lane, Bristol, before packaging her remains in cling film. Matthews promised his neighbour Karl Demetrius, 30, a share of £10,000 for help moving and hiding the packages, stored in suitcases and a box. Demetrius and his girlfriend Jaydene Parsons, 23, agreed to the deal and the items were moved into their garden shed - 80 metres (250ft) from Matthews' home. Police gained entry to the locked shed and discovered Becky's...
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Nothing to be worried about Zika in Bangladesh
5Feb By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Bangladesh, ENGLISH

Nothing to be worried about Zika in Bangladesh

    Bangladesh is at low risk of Zika virus as American Continent is too far from it where the Zika epidemic is spreading, said the Director of government's disease monitoring wing Institute of Epidemiology, Dis-ease Control and Research (IEDCR) Prof Mahmudur Rahman. "We have the vector (for Zika) but we don't have the virus ...we are alert as we always remain but there are issues to be worried," he told BSS. "But it is of concern that Aedes species mosquito which quickly transmitted Zika virus, a little-known, untreatable virus to people primarily through the bite of an infected, is more available in Bangladesh. These are the same mosquitoes that spread dengue and chikungunya viruses," he said. Recently the Zika virus has been spreading quickly in South and Central America. I...
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