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YouTube shooting: Female suspect 'angry over video postings'

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YouTube shooting: Female suspect 'angry over video postings'

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YouTube shooter claimed her videos were censored

An animal rights activist who opened fire at YouTube’s headquarters before killing herself was furious with the company for allegedly censoring her videos, relatives have said. Nasim Aghdam, 39, an American of Iranian descent, was identified by police as the shooter who injured three people in California yesterday.

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The view from the mountaintop: Martin Luther King's turbulent, tragic last year

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The view from the mountaintop: Martin Luther King's turbulent, tragic last year

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Yahoo News takes a look back at his life and his legacy in this special report. Jonatan Darman assesses King as a man not without flaws, but with a passion for justice and a conviction that grace can still be found here among us sinners on earth.

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Colombia’s national parks are natural treasures that — thanks to increased security — have become immensely popular among tourists.

The following parks are the most visited in the country, according to national tourism authorities.

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Royal wedding: Barack Obama and Donald Trump not among guests

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Royal wedding: Barack Obama and Donald Trump not among guests

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The decision not to have an "official list" of political leaders in attendance also means that US President Donald Trump will not be invited.
The decision was made based on the church's size and the fact Prince Harry is only fifth in line to the throne.
It has also been confirmed that Barack and Michelle Obama, who are friends of the prince, have not been invited.

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have not invited Theresa May or Jeremy Corbyn to their wedding.

The decision not to have an "official list" of political leaders in attendance also means that US President Donald Trump will not be invited.

The decision was made based on the church's size and the fact Prince Harry is only fifth in line to the throne.

It has also been confirmed that Barack and Michelle Obama, who are friends of the prince, have not been invited.

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Among the 1,200 members of the public who will be allowed into the grounds of Windsor Castle on 19 May will be a 12-year-old girl injured in the Manchester Arena attack.

Amelia Thompson, from Dronfield Woodhouse, near Sheffield, was left traumatised after witnessing the bomb blow up after the Ariana Grande concert in May 2017. She also damaged her vocal cords from screaming in horror.

As her plus one, the schoolgirl will take grandmother Sharon Goodman, whose grand-daughter Olivia Campbell-Hardy died in the bombing.

The decision to invite those with a close relationship to the couple but not "an official list of political leaders" was taken in consultation with the government, Kensington Palace said.

By contrast the invitation list for the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge in 2011 - reflecting the groom's position as a future monarch - included foreign royals, Commonwealth governors-general, ambassadors, senior religious figures and many politicians from around the world.

The then-Prime Minister David Cameron, deputy PM Nick Clegg and Labour leader Ed Miliband were among those who attended.

US President Barack Obama was not a guest, but Australian PM Julia Gillard and New Zealand PM John Key were among the leaders from Commonwealth countries invited.

Prince Harry's wedding will be a very different occasion, as well as being considerably smaller, and an early decision was taken to invite members of the public into the castle grounds on the day.

Individuals were chosen by the regional Lord Lieutenant offices after the couple asked for people with a range of backgrounds and ages.

Those who have received an invitation to the outside area include Reuben Litherland, 14, from Derby, in recognition of his work for the deaf community.

Reuben, who campaigns for deaf-friendly screenings at cinemas, said: "I opened the letter and I couldn't believe it... we danced around."

Also invited is Pamela Anomneze, 52, from Haringey in north London, who works at an organisation which helps people with mental illness through art and crafts.

The mother-of-three said she initially thought the invite was an "April Fool's prank", adding it is "truly unbelievable".

Ms Anomneze said she will take her son Jude, 15, as her plus one because he "was down on his knees begging to go" and saying: "Oh mum, just to get a glimpse of Meghan Markle!"'

Meanwhile, primary school teacher David Gregory from Blyth, Northumberland, who has started a recycling initiative and STEM club at his school, also received an invite.

He will go to the castle in the suit he wore at his own wedding last May, as the next day marks his and his wife Hannah's first anniversary.

Members of the public who are on the guest-list are invited to bring their own picnic to the castle grounds.

Rosie Grinday, the founder of the Birmingham-based social enterprise Miss Macaroon, was invited because of the training her business provides to disadvantaged young people.

She said she will be taking some of her macaroons to the royal wedding as part of her picnic.
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Politicians not invited to royal wedding

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have not invited Theresa May or Jeremy Corbyn to their wedding. The decision not to have an "official list" of political leaders in attendance also means that US President Donald Trump will not be invited.

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Trump cancels trip to Colombia and Peru amid twin crisis

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Trump cancels trip to Colombia and Peru amid twin crisis

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US President Donald Trump canceled his upcoming trip to Peru and Colombia on Monday amid problems in Syria and an FBI raid of his personal lawyer’s office.

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US President Donald Trump canceled his upcoming trip to Peru and Colombia on Monday amid problems in Syria and an FBI raid of his personal lawyer's office.

It would have been Trump's first trip to South America as President.

"The president will remain in the United States to oversee the American response to Syria and to monitor developments around the world," Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said.

Trump was first expected to appear at the Summit of the Americas in Peru on Friday, but will instead be represented by Vice-President Mike Pence.

He was then due to meet with Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos in Bogota on Saturday for a bilateral meeting between their nations.

A source at the White House confirmed to El Tiempo that Pence would not travel to Bogota after his appearance at the summit in Peru.

"The vice president hopes to promote policies that will lead to an even stronger U.S. economy and work closely with Latin American allies to hold undemocratic actors in the region accountable for their actions," said Jarrod Agen, deputy chief of staff of Pence, in a statement.

One of the important topics for the summit was how the Americas would deal with the Venezuelan humanitarian crisis in the region and Venezuela's upcoming elections.

President Trump also dealt with major problems on two fronts this week: how he would respond to an alleged chemical attack by the Syrian government, and the FBI raid of his lawyer Michael Cohen.

His failure to visit South America on this occasion will do nothing for his popularity, which according to polls sits below 20%.

Last year, Trump threatened to decertify Colombia as a partner in American counter-narcotics efforts after the South American country had turned to the United Nations for help in curbing cocaine trafficking.

Since then, the two countries' governments have had several high-level meetings in a bilateral attempt to maintain the working relationship they have had for decades.

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Trump cancels trip to Colombia and Peru amid twin crisis

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US President Donald Trump canceled his upcoming trip to Peru and Colombia on Monday amid problems in Syria and an FBI raid of his personal lawyer's office. It would have been Trump's first trip to South America as President.

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Mo Salah finishes off Manchester City to seal Champions League semi-final place for Liverpool

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Mo Salah finishes off Manchester City to seal Champions League semi-final place for Liverpool

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Mo Salah and Roberto Firmino both scored, highlighting the influence of Klopp’s half-time words and also vindicating his strategy: absorb for the first half, attack more in the second.

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"Trust in Klopp" read the banner in among the Liverpool fans, and that trust was gloriously repaid last night. The Liverpool manager again got his tactics right, resisting the Manchester City storm and then attacking tiring legs. He again got the mood right, being positive, constantly encouraging his players. Klopp's leadership contrasted with that of Pep Guardiola, who transmitted all the wrong messages to his players by losing it with the referee at half-time.

This was no time for a meltdown. Guardiola's anger had legitimate causes as the Spanish official, Antonio Mateu Lahoz, wrongly ruled out a Leroy Sané effort for offside when the ball had come back off a Liverpool player, James Milner. Guardiola railed at Mateu Lahoz, a referee he has previous with,...

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Mo Salah finishes off Manchester City to seal Champions League semi-final place for Liverpool

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"Trust in Klopp" read the banner in among the Liverpool fans, and that trust was gloriously repaid last night. The Liverpool manager again got his tactics right, resisting the Manchester City storm and then attacking tiring legs. He again got the mood right, being positive, constantly encouraging his players.

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Report of Nikolth Acosta