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Conor McGregor called out by Darren Till for UFC super-fight at Anfield

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Conor McGregor called out by Darren Till for UFC super-fight at Anfield

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McGregor is currently suspended following his defeat by Khabib Nurmagomedov at UFC 229

Conor McGregor has been called out by Darren Till for a showdown at Anfield.

McGregor is currently suspended for his part in the riot that followed his defeat by Khabib Nurmagomedov at UFC 229.

And Till is plotting a route back into title contention following his defeat by welterweight champion Tyron Woodley.
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Carole King on songwriting in the age of Trump: 'I am the honest opposition'

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Carole King on songwriting in the age of Trump: 'I am the honest opposition'

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The songwriter has been drawn out of semi-retirement, rewriting her song One to try to persuade voters to ‘take us away from the terrible direction America is going in’

At her home in rural Idaho, Carole King is having some difficulty saying the president’s name. “Trump,” she manages eventually, her accent still pure Brooklyn half a century after she left New York and became the biggest-selling female solo artist of the early 70s. “I don’t even like using his name,” she says. “Let’s not use his name. Let’s just say ‘the leader of my country’ instead.”

King keeps a low media profile that speaks more of a self-effacing personality than suspicion or reclusiveness. As reviews of her 2012 autobiography, A Natural Woman, pointed out, she has a tendency to play down her vast success, barely mentioning in the book that her 1971 album Tapestry sold 25m copies, and summarising the astonishing run of 1960s hits she wrote with her then-husband, the late Gerry Goffin – The Loco-Motion, Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?, Up on the Roof,  – with the line: “We continued to write enough songs to pay our mortgage.”

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Colombia’s congress needed only 29 seconds to sink anti-corruption bill

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Colombia’s congress needed only 29 seconds to sink anti-corruption bill

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by Adriaan Alsema October 24, 2018

It took Colombia’s Congress less than 30 seconds on Tuesday to sink the first of seven anti-corruption proposals President Ivan Duque promised to support, but didn’t.

The country’s opposition, and in particular the Green Alliance party that had promoted the anti-corruption measures, is furious and accused the government of betrayal.

Following a referendum in August, Duque promised to work together with all political parties to guarantee the approval of the measures to curb corruption in Congress, widely perceived as Colombia’s most corrupt institution.
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Thousands of US troops could be sent to the Mexican border: sources

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Thousands of US troops could be sent to the Mexican border: sources

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Thousands of US troops could head to the border with Mexico before a caravan of migrants moves to the United States, US officials told Reuters on Monday, offering estimates much higher than forecasts of 800 to 1,000 initially.
The Pentagon declined to comment on the potential number of troops, and said that planning was still under way for a mission that runs the risk of leading the US military. UU A politically charged operation a few days before the parliamentary elections on November 6.
President Donald Trump, who has seized the caravan of Central American migrants in campaign rallies before the vote, said on Twitter that the military would be waiting for the procession, suggesting a much more direct role in the confrontation of migrants who that of the defense officers of the United States. He suggested.
Please come back, you will not be admitted to the United States unless you go through the legal process. This is an invasion of our country and our military is waiting for you!
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Briton, 19, died after taking hallucinogens in Colombia, the investigation said.A British backpacker died after drinking a mixture of hallucinogenic herbs during a tribal ritual while traveling through Colombia, an investigation has reported.

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Briton, 19, died after taking hallucinogens in Colombia, the investigation said.A British backpacker died after drinking a mixture of hallucinogenic herbs during a tribal ritual while traveling through Colombia, an investigation has reported.

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Henry Miller, 19, who was described in court as a curious young man, died after participating in a ritual during which he took yagé, which causes vivid hallucinations and alleged spiritual experiences.

The adolescent from Bristol also consumed scopolamine, which comes from the plants of the family of night lovers, as reported to the research at Flax Bourton, near Bristol.

Maria Voisin, Avon's chief coroner, described Miller as a "happy and healthy young man" who had been preparing to study English at the University of Brighton. She concluded that her death had been accidental.

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During the investigation, it was learned that the tribe had held their own hearing in which they said there was no intention of hurting Henry, but shaman Guillermo and his wife, Mama Concha, were ordered to suffer a punishment with nettles along with their son and his wife friend.
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On Monday, President Trump lashed out at the press for criticizing his response to the massacre at a Pittsburgh synagogue and a mail bomb plan aimed at the Democrats. The president blamed the media for fanning the rhetorical flames that seem to have inspired the suspects, and he refused to take responsibility for doing it himself.

"There is great anger in our country caused in part by the inaccurate and even fraudulent information of the news," Trump wrote in a couple of tweets. "False Media, the true Enemy of the People, must stop open and obvious hostility and report the news accurately and fairly. That will do much to put out the flame [of] anger and outrage and then we can unite all sides in peace and harmony. False news must end!
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Crime agency boss in stark warning over no‑deal Brexit

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Crime agency boss in stark warning over no‑deal Brexit

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On Saturday more than 700,000 people from the city came out to demonstrate their nonconformity with Brexit.

Which led to the meeting of the Cabinet to discuss the service of imported drugs as there have been deals that hit Britain where they will have to tackle the crimes seriously and organize them, In the same way this will send to the scientific community.

Theresa May In the morning hours it had to meet in the cabinet to have a long discussion of the procedure of the negotiations with the departure of the United Kingdom of the European Union.

These events have generated great concern because the most impacted is the police to tackle the serious and organized crime, the withdrawal DeUE without a respective agreement could lead to the police deprivation of the uses of the tools a serious example the order of European detection.
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Saudi minister admits that his country is in crisis

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Saudi minister admits that his country is in crisis

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All started by the crime made to Mr. Jamal Khashoggi, who was a prestigious journalist.

The Minister of the country expressed himself on the events, making known that the President of Turkey, denies the statement made that the journalist was accidentally killed in a fight.

While Mr Khalid al-Falih is talking about the initiative of future investments, at the Davos conference in the desert where it is abandoned by most western and political companies where the strongest statement is that of one of the Saudi government officials on journalist's murder

It is admitted that no one in the kingdom can justify the death of this journalist, where it is established that Saudi is in difficult days.
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Lionel Messi injury update: Barcelona confirm broken arm with captain set to miss up to three weeks.

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Lionel Messi injury update: Barcelona confirm broken arm with captain set to miss up to three weeks.

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Lionel Messi will miss up to three weeks after breaking his arm during Barcelona's 4-2 victory over title rivals Sevilla.

Superstar Messi was forced off in the 26th minute of the La Liga clash after landing awkwardly on his right elbow.

The Argentine tussled for the ball with Sevilla midfielder Franco Vazquez before falling over his leg and stuck his arm out to cushion his fall.

In doing so his arm bent in the wrong direction to leave Messi in great discomfort.

After almost 10 minutes of treatment on the touchline, where doctors bandaged up his arm, Messi was replaced by fellow forward Ousmane Dembele.
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Blast-off for BepiColombo on mission to Mercury

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Blast-off for BepiColombo on mission to Mercury

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Two satellites developed in Europe and Japan are on their way to Mercury, the planet closest to the Sun.

The joint endeavour, known as BepiColombo, left Earth on an Ariane rocket that launched out of South America.

It will take the probes seven years to reach their destination.

But when they do finally arrive, it is hoped their parallel observations can finally resolve the many puzzles about the hot little world.

One of the key ones concerns the object's oversized iron core, which represents 60% of Mercury's mass. Science cannot yet explain why the planet only has a thin veneer of rocks.

Bepi's high-resolution data should bring us nearer to an answer.

"Mercury doesn't really fit with our theories for how the Solar System formed, and we can't understand our planet fully unless we're able to explain Mercury as well," said Prof Dave Rothery, a Bepi scientist from the UK's Open University.
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Valeria Morales from Cali was elected Miss Colombia on Sunday. She will represent her country at the Miss Universe beauty pageant in Thailand in December.

The 20-year-old public relations student represented the Valle del Cauca province, and beat Isabella Atehortua from Antioquia, another favorite in the first of two Miss Colombia elections held this year.

Breaking with a long tradition, the beauty pageant was not held at the annual festival of Cartagena in November, but at a provisional beauty pageant in Medellin.

Next month, judges will elect Miss Colombia 2019 who will represent the South American country next year.
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