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Actress Pamela Anderson plays down Assange romance rumors

Actress Pamela Anderson was coy about a rumored romance with Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, saying his being holed up in the Ecuadorian embassy in London made dating "a little bit difficult".

Speaking to a Swedish television talk show, the former "Baywatch" actress and animal rights activist said she had probably spent more time with Assange than with any other man lately but would not be drawn on details.

British media have reported Anderson has been spotted visiting Assange at the central London embassy, where he took refuge in 2012 to avoid extradition to Sweden over allegations that he committed rape in 2010, which he denies.
http://www.reuters.com/news.jhtml

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Four English giants to fight for Rodriguez this summer when he leaves Real Madrid

The talented Colombia international forward is just fifth in the Real Madrid pecking order and wants more regular football James Rodriguez will spark a four-way transfer battle when he quits Real Madrid this summer.

Manchester City, Chelsea, Liverpool and Arsenal will go all-out to sign the £50million forward. The 25-year-old Colombia star has become a peripheral figure at the Bernabeu under manager Zinedine Zidane.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/

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Everton registered their seventh straight home league win as Romelu Lukaku scored twice to check Leicester's renaissance under boss Craig Shakespeare.
Tom Davies poked in for the hosts after 30 seconds, before Leicester rallied with a slick counter-attacking goal from Islam Slimani and a superb free-kick from Marc Albrighton.

But Leicester, much changed before Wednesday's Champions League quarter-final at Atletico Madrid, never looked comfortable.

Lukaku headed in a Ross Barkley cross to draw Everton level and Phil Jagielka was allowed too much space at a corner as the Toffees reached the break ahead.

Lukaku drilled in from close range after the interval and the withdrawal of the bright Demarai Gray and striker Jamie Vardy seemed to signal Leicester's attentions turning towards Europe.
http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/39470449

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Ongoing attacks on Colombia’s security forces claim another soldier’s life

Alleged dissident FARC guerrillas killed a soldier in the latest of a series of attacks on Colombia’s security forces since peace was closed with the country’s second largest rebel group in November last year.

The latest attack took place in the rural part of El Retorno, a municipality in the central Guaviare province that was largely under FARC control until the group abandoned its territories following a peace deal with the government.
According to the military, the explosives attack on the road between Calamar and San Jose de Guaviare left one soldier dead and three injured.

A fifth soldier disappeared after the attack, but was later found by colleagues and was reported to be out of danger.

The National Army blamed members of the FARC’s dissident 1st Front of the attack. This former FARC unit is the most notorious of six guerrilla fronts that have refused to take part of the peace process.

According to the mayor of Guaviare, the FARC’s dissident 7th Front is active in the area where the attack took place.

While the Guaviare incident is the first deadly attack attributed to dissident FARC guerrillas, the Colombian security forces have lost numerous men since the country’s peace process took effect in an accumulation of attacks by guerrilla, organized crime and paramilitary groups.In northeast Colombia, the security forces are a target for guerrilla group ELN, which dominated much of that region and is suspected of killing at least four members of the security forces.
However, paramilitary group AGC and its ally, the Oficina de Envigado, have been targeting police in northeastern Colombia, assassinating at least five since December 1 when the FARC peace deal took effect.
http://colombiareports.com/ongoing-attacks-colombias-security-forces-claim-another-soldiers-life/

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Egypt's President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi has announced a three-month state of emergency after attacks on two Coptic churches that left at least 44 dead.

The measure allows authorities to make arrests without warrants and search people's homes. It needs to be approved by parliament before it is implemented.

So-called Islamic State (IS) said it was behind the blasts in Tanta and Alexandria on Palm Sunday.

The group has targeted Copts in Egypt recently and warns of more attacks.

Mr Sisi made a defiant speech at the presidential palace after a meeting of the national defence council to discuss the explosions.

He warned that the war against the jihadists would be "long and painful", and said that the state of emergency would come into force after all "legal and constitution steps" were taken. The majority in parliament backs Mr Sisi.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-39548645

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Santos declares state of emergency as south Colombia disaster death toll rises

Colombia’s President Juan Manuel Santos on Saturday declared a state of emergency in the southern city of Mocoa after mudslides killed at least 154 people while hundreds were reported missing.

While visiting the disaster area, Santos declared the state of emergency “to be able to attend this situation in the best way possible.”

http://colombiareports.co/

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Watson facing French Open qualifying after Swiss defeat

Heather Watson’s hopes of playing in the French Open suffered a blow with a first-round defeat by Anett Kontaveit at the Biel Bienne Open in Switzerland.

The British No 2 was on the back foot throughout and lost 7-6 (7-2) 6-2 to her Estonian opponent in an hour and 32 minutes.

It was Watson’s last chance to earn ranking points before the cut-off for the year’s second grand slam, in Paris next month.

The 24-year-old has slipped outside the world’s top 100 and, with only 108 players earning direct entry into Roland Garros, Watson is likely to have to go through qualifying.
A good week in Monterrey last week, where she reached the quarter-finals, saw her climb to 110th but this was a missed opportunity

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/sport/watson-facing-french-open-qualifying-after-first-round-defeat-in-switzerland-vllmk92mv

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Vatican studying papal visit to south Colombia’s disaster-struck Mocoa

The Vatican is considering allowing Pope Francis to visit Mocoa, the city in southern Colombia that lost hundreds of its inhabitants in mudslides last week, reported Caracol Radio.

Citing sources within the national government, Caracol reported that the committee organizing the papal visit is currently studying whether the conditions in the half-destroyed town allow a visit of the Catholic Church highest clergy in September.

The Vatican’s ambassador in Colombia, Apostolic Nuncio Ettore Balestrero, visited the disaster site Thursday last week, the radio station reported.

So far, the Vatican has confirmed Pope Francis will visit the cities of Bogota, Medellin, Cartagena and Villavicencio.

http://colombiareports.com/vatican-studying-papal-visit-south-colombias-disaster-struck-mocoa-report/

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Charlie Gard case: Doctors can withdraw baby's life support

Specialists at Great Ormond Street Hospital said eight-month-old Charlie Gard has irreversible brain damage and should be moved to palliative care.

His parents Connie Yates and Chris Gard, from London, had wanted to take him to the US for a treatment trial.

They said they were "devastated" by the decision but intended to appeal.

Their solicitor, Laura Hobey-Hamsher, said they could not understand why Mr Justice Francis had not "at least given Charlie the chance of treatment".

She said the couple would take further advice on challenging the ruling once their legal team had studied it.

They have three weeks to lodge an appeal.
Hospital bosses said they would continue to provide life-support treatment until a decision about an appeal had been made.
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-39568388

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LAVAR BALL BLAMES UCLA'S 'WHITE GUYS' FOR SWEET 16 LOSS TO KENTUCKY
LaVar Ball has once again thrust himself into the national spotlight with an utterly asinine comment.

Ball, in an interview with the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin, blamed UCLA's Sweet 16 loss to Kentucky — and more importantly, his son Lonzo's loss — on the Bruins' "white guys."

“Realistically you can’t win no championship with three white guys because the foot speed is too slow,” LaVar Ball told the Register. “I told Lonzo — ‘One of these games you might need to go for 30 or 40 points.' It turned out the that was the one game. Then once they get to the Elite 8, they’re right there.”

Ball probably was referring to UCLA starters TJ Leaf, Bryce Alford and Thomas Welsh. The three combined for 39 points, while Lonzo Ball went for 10 points and eight assists in the Bruins' 86-75 loss to Kentucky. Leaf and Alford both had more points than Ball, with 17 and 13, respectively.
LaVar Ball also mentioned his son had pulled his hamstring during the game, resulting in his lackluster play against the Wildcats.

Available in:  http://www.sportingnews.com/ncaa-basketball/news/lavar-ball-blames-white-guys-foot-speed-ucla-kentucky-sweet-16-lonzo-ball-nba-draft/13pq3yis5khhv1owu95jpfljfj

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COLOMBIA DISCOVERS ‘BIGGEST NATURAL GAS DEPOSIT IN NATIONAL HISTORY’

Colombia state-run oil company Ecopetrol said that it has found the country’s largest natural gas deposit in history just off the Caribbean coast.

Ecopetrol and US energy company Anadarko allegedly found the massive gas deposit in national waters off the coast of the Caribbean provinces Sucre and Cordoba.

According to newspaper El Tiempo, the gas column that was found could be as 520 meters long, making it the biggest gas deposit ever found in the country.

Getting the gas out of its underwater deposit and making it available for sale could take both companies another 10 years of development, the newspaper said.

The discovery of such a huge discovery is a major victory for Ecopetrol, whose oil reserves are expected to run out within five years.
Additionally, low commodity prices have lessened foreign investors’ appetite to investing the oil and mining industry.

Available in:  http://colombiareports.com/colombia-discovers-biggest-natural-gas-deposit-national-history/

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TRUMP LAUNCHES MISSILE STRIKE ON SYRIA

President Trump ordered the launch of dozens of cruise missiles last night to strike a Syrian airfield in retaliation for the Assad regime’s use of chemical weapons on civilians.

The US military fired at least 50 Tomahawk missiles at the Shayrat airfield in western Syria, targeting infrastructure including runways and aircraft.

Mr Trump said the base was used to stage a chemical weapons attack which killed at least 86 people, including 27 children, in a rebel-held town in Idlib province on Tuesday.

In a televised address confirming the “targeted military strike”, Mr Trump said there could be “no dispute” Syria had used banned chemical weapons. Assad had “choked out the lives of innocent men, women and children”, he said.

“It is in the vital national security interest of the United States to prevent and deter the spread and use of deadly chemical weapons,” Mr Trump added.

Available in: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/news/trump-launches-missile-strike-on-syria-cwg5kr5dw

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Dustin Johnson racing time to be fit for Masters after injuring his back falling down stairs in Augusta

Dustin Johnson is facing a race against time to be fit for the Masters after injuring his back after falling down some stairs.

No.1 ranked Johnson is due to tee-off at Augusta on Thursday but slipped on steps at his rental home as he prepared for the Major.

The 2016 US Open champion is in a stable condition and is taking anti-inflammatory medication. American Johnson is said to have landed hard on his back and is resting in discomfort but hopes to take part in the Masters this week.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/golf/dustin-johnson-fitness-masters-stairs-10168494

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Seccion News By Yeidy Tatiana Rodriguez Gonzalez

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Tragedy in Colombia’s Putumayo claims 234 lives with 158 reported missing.

Rescue teams suspended operations on Saturday night limiting the possibility to find survivors among the debris caused by a powerful avalanche that devastated Mocoa early Saturday morning. With no electricity in this city of 65,000 and hospitals running short on blood and medicines to attend to more than 202 injured, on Sunday morning the Colombian government confirmed the death toll at 234.
Despite the first shipments of humanitarian aid arriving in Mocoa from the Colombian capital late Saturday, emergency crews were forced to suspend operations as even more rain fell on this city hampering efforts to recover bodies from the debris.

http://www.onlinenewspapers.com/colombia

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Trump: Syria gas attack had ‘a big impact’ on me.

President Trump opened a joint press conference with King Abdullah II of Jordan on Wednesday afternoon by condemning the chemical attack against civilians one day earlier in Syria.
“Yesterday. Chemical attack. A chemical attack that was so horrific in Syria against innocent people, including women, small children and even beautiful little babies. Their deaths was an affront to humanity,” Trump said. “These heinous actions by the Assad regime cannot be.

Trump said the United States stands with its allies throughout the world in condemning the attack and “all other horrific attacks for that matter.”
https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-syria-gas-attack-big-impact-180550065.html