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US commander survives Afghan gun attack in which police chief dies

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US commander survives Afghan gun attack in which police chief dies

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The Taliban militants demanded the attack saying that they had attacked Gen Raziq and the main commander of the United States, General Scott Miller.

The local intelligence chief was also killed and the governor was seriously injured, three Americans were injured.

The attack was in the city of Kandahar. The attacker died in a subsequent shooting.

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Killing of Colombia’s victims of land theft has become systematic

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Killing of Colombia’s victims of land theft has become systematic

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After the beginning of the peace process in Colombia, the murder of social leaders has erupted.

The killings are terrorizing the victims who were displaced by the violence, and in particular those who want to reclaim the land they say was stripped during the armed conflict.

The president of Colombia, Iván Duque, has promised to act against the murders.

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Lewis Hamilton's world title chances boosted as Sebastian Vettel receives US Grand Prix grid penalty

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Lewis Hamilton's world title chances boosted as Sebastian Vettel receives US Grand Prix grid penalty

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The chances of Lewis Hamilton being crowned world champion in the United States Grand Prix after Sebastian Vettel was penalized.

If Hamilton wins on Sunday and Vettel fails to finish in the top two, the Briton will get his fifth title with three rounds remaining.

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Héctor Abad: ‘Do not sink into rancour’
The Colombian writer on the legacy of his country’s civil war and how literature can help us come to terms with the past

Héctor Abad is a Colombian novelist, journalist and publisher. He writes a weekly column for Colombian newspaper El Espectador and is one of Latin America’s most revered and successful authors.

His family was torn apart by his country’s civil war when rightwing paramilitaries murdered his father, a doctor and prominent human-rights defender

Abad’s new novel, The Farm, follows a family as it struggles to live among guerrillas, paramilitaries, army soldiers and drug lords.

the novelist has to feel like all of them and must be stuck in the minds of all the victims, also in the minds of those who were lucky not to be victims.

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People's Vote March: Hundreds Of Thousands Attend London Protest

Protesters seeking a referendum on the final Brexit, and it was a biest march of this type.

People gathered on Park Lane

Many held home-made signs and banners

Thousands of people stretched filled the street, some were singing, others were playing instruments, while many plastic whistles blared out.

There were lots of young families there, some with children wrapped in EU flags

Some people marched in groups - there were, political parties, members of the LGBT community and dog owners. Many took the opportunity to dress up their pets for the protest.

The marchers are hoping people power will persuade the British government to hold a referendum on the final Brexit deal. They will have to wait and see if the government was listening.

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KLewis Hamilton on pole for US Grand Prix as Brit eyes world title-clinching success in Texas

Hamilton will seal the title in Austin, Texas on Sunday if he takes the chequered flag and Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel fails to finish second

Lewis Hamilton completed one half of the job to secure a historic fifth World Championship by putting his Mercedes on pole position for the US Grand Prix.

The German was slower only than Hamilton in a nail-biting qualifying session, but he will be demoted to fifth after incurring a grid penalty for his failure to slow sufficiently under red flags in Friday's practice.

Kimi Raikkonen will subsequently join Hamilton on the front row with the Briton's team-mate Valtteri Bottas third.

Mercedes did not appear to have the pace to beat Ferrari following the early phases at a cold and blustery Circuit of the Americas.

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https://www.theguardian.com/books/2018/oct/06/hector-abad-the-farm-colombia-books-interview

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People's Vote march: Hundreds of thousands attend London protest

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-45925542

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Lewis Hamilton on pole for US Grand Prix as Brit eyes world title-clinching success in Texas

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/formula-1/lewis-hamilton-pole-grand-prix-13452143

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Trump threatens México over migrant caravan

The president of usa want protect his country, he think than is a decisions right because the goverment Guatemala should organize its country first, many people dont agree with intervention military because would cause many deaths and usa should close border for some time while  this problem is solved .
Colombia’s inspector general also dismisses Uribe’s witness tampering claim against leftist senator

Former President Uribe and Senator Cepeda fight for the events of the past, unfortunately it's not good for the country because they are two senators who should be working for the country and not fighting each other.

Alexis Sanchez arrives back later for Man Utd - and it will prompt big Chelsea team change

Alexis was chosen as the best player in the match against Mexico

alexis sanchez played the whole match against the mexico team, he arrive a England to played a match very difficult against chelsea. he arrive very tired from to trip from usa and possibly does not play against chelsea

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https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/trump-threatens-mexico-over-migrant-223340866.html

https://colombiareports.com/colombias-inspector-general-also-dismisses-uribes-witness-tampering-claim-against-leftist-senator/

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/alexis-sanchez-arrives-back-later-13442154

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Marc Marquez dislocates shoulder in bizarre celebration injury after securing third straight MotoGP crown

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Marc Marquez suffered a bizarre shoulder injury whilst celebrating his third straight MotoGP crown - and fifth of his career - after victory in Japan.

Marquez had his shoulder dislocated after being congratulated following the win at Motegi - his eighth of the season.

It drew Marquez level on five titles with Mick Doohan and only Valentino Rossi and Giacomo Agostini have won more.

Marquez started from sixth but it did not take him long to find his way to the front of race.

Pole-sitter Andrea Dovizioso took advantage of a Marquez error to move into the lead but with just three laps remaining the Spaniard claimed the lead once again.

Dovizioso lost control and slid onto the grass as he tried to pass Marquez handing the Honda rider victory and the title.

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U.S. Mega Millions lottery hits record $1.6 billion after no winners on Friday.

(Reuters) - The U.S. Mega Millions jackpot grew to $1.6 billion, a world record for a lottery, after Friday’s drawing produced no winner of the grand prize, officials said.

The next Mega Millions draw will be on Tuesday, after no one hit all of the numbers of 15, 23, 53, 65, 70 and the Mega Ball 7 during Friday night’s draw.

“Mega Millions has already entered historic territory, but it’s truly astounding to think that now the jackpot has reached an all-time world record,” Gordon Medenica, lead director of the Mega Millions Group, said in a statement.

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(Reuters) - The U.S. Mega Millions jackpot grew to $1.6 billion, a world record for a lottery, after Friday's drawing produced no winner of the grand prize, officials said.

The next Mega Millions draw will be on Tuesday, after no one hit all of the numbers of 15, 23, 53, 65, 70 and the Mega Ball 7 during Friday night's draw.

"Mega Millions has already entered historic territory, but it's truly astounding to think that now the jackpot has reached an all-time world record," Gordon Medenica, lead director of the Mega Millions Group, said in a statement.

The Mega Millions is coordinated by the Multi-State Lottery Association, along with several other lottery games including one called Powerball.

A drawing was held on Saturday for a Powerball jackpot worth an estimated $470 million. The winning numbers were: 16, 54, 57, 62, 69, and Powerball 23.

There was no winner for Saturday's Powerball drawing and the new jackpot is estimated to be $620 million, the lottery announced on its website early Sunday. The lump sum cash payout is estimated at $354.3 million and the next drawing for the Powerball is set for Wednesday.

Both lotteries' jackpots have been increased recently by rule changes that have decreased the odds of winning.

The Mega Millions' odds were lowered a year ago to 1-in-303 million from 1-in-259 million, to generate larger prizes.

If a player hits all six numbers to win the jackpot, they can opt for an immediate cash payment of $904 million or receive the $1.6 billion prize over 29 years.

The current jackpot beats the previous record, a $1.586 billion jackpot for a Powerball drawing in 2016, said Seth Elkin, a spokesman for Mega Millions.

A Spanish lottery called El Gordo typically generates a larger purse than Mega Millions or Powerball, but that money is split between many winners and no single prize in El Gordo approaches the size of the latest Mega Millions jackpot, Elkin said.

The 24 semi-weekly Mega Millions drawings have failed to produce a top winner since July 24, when an 11-member office pool in Santa Clara County, California, shared a $543 million jackpot.

That is partly by design.

When lottery officials changed the Mega Millions rules in October 2017 to shrink the odds of winning and increase ticket prices to $2 from $1, then-Mega Millions president Debbie Alford said the innovations would deliver "attention-grabbing jackpots" and generate increased revenues.

Leaders of the U.S. lottery industry, which generates about $80 billion in annual revenue, have experimented with different rules and marketing strategies as they have encountered falling interest among millennials, who are used to the almost-instant gratification of online games and social media. reut.rs/2AkTiya

Mega Millions tickets are sold in 44 U.S. states, the District of Columbia and the Virgin Islands. Several states allow online ticket purchases, but they prohibit out-of-state and foreign purchases, Elkin said.

If more than one winner is picked, the jackpot would be divided proportionately, as happened when the previous Mega Millions record of $656 million was drawn in March 2012 and was shared by winners in Kansas, Illinois and Maryland, a lottery official said.

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(Reuters) - The U.S. Mega Millions jackpot grew to $1.6 billion, a world record for a lottery, after Friday's drawing produced no winner of the grand prize, officials said. The next Mega Millions draw will be on Tuesday, after no one hit all of the numbers of 15, 23, 53, 65, 70 and the Mega Ball 7 during Friday night's draw.

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Colombia’s education disaster: teachers and students now both on strike for funds

Colombia’s almost entire public education system will shut down next week after teachers said they would join students in a strike demanding funds and the fulfillment of promises to finance public education.

Teachers union FECODE said their strike will begin Tuesday, claiming the government has only kept no more than 20% of the promises made to end strikes more than a year and a half ago.

According to FECODE, the teachers’ primary concern is the “terrible health services that deteriorate by the day.” The union said that teachers who are ill are refused doctor appointments.

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Colombia's almost entire public education system will shut down next week after teachers said they would join students in a strike demanding funds and the fulfillment of promises to finance public education.

Teachers union FECODE said their strike will begin Tuesday, claiming the government has only kept no more than 20% of the promises made to end strikes more than a year and a half ago.

Not even the agreement to convene a high-level commission to submit draft legislation to guarantee the financing of education from pre-school to higher education has been complied with.

Teachers representative Pedro Osorio

The teachers of the country's primary and secondary schools will strike simultaneous with higher education students, who began striking Thursday last week also to demand increased funds to finance the closing of a chronic budget gap in education.

The protests further enlarge the problems of President Ivan Duque, who is suffering dropping approval ratings and hardly any convincing support in Congress.

The teachers said they will march in all Colombia's big cities on Tuesday, a day before new student marches are expected on Wednesday.

According to FECODE, the teachers' primary concern is the "terrible health services that deteriorate by the day." The union said that teachers who are ill are refused doctor appointments.

The union claimed that "the education ministry ... isn't even doing its job to guarantee that [health] entities comply with their contractual terms."

Junta Nacional de @Fecode convoca a Paro Nacional del Magisterio de 24 horas el martes 23 de octubre pic.twitter.com/ofRsOWwwrf

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Students have been holding weekly protests since Wednesday last week to demand funds for public universities that have suffered from chronic underfunding for years.

The wave of strikes are taking place just as Congress is debating the 2019 national budget.

The teachers and the students are particularly offended by the fact that Duque has requested an increase in military spending while leaving all levels of education underfunded.

According to the Education Ministry, some 8 million school children are affected by the strikes that in the past counted on the support of many parents.

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Wimbledon announce major change for 2019 tournament and it'll mean the end of marathon match

Wimbledon will introduce fifth set tie-breaks for the first time next year to bring to an end marathon matches.

The tiebreak will be played at 12-12.

The longest match in tennis history was played at Wimbledon in 2010 when John Isner beat Nicolas Mahut 70-68 in the final set.

Even Andy Murray supported a change in the rules after commentating and not playing at SW19 this summer – and missing dinner.

The Scot watched the five-set quarter-final classic between Rafa Nadal and Juan Martin del Potro which lasted four hours and 48 minutes – and declared such epics were “not good for tennis”.

Murray said: “As a player, I really like best-of-five. It's been good to me. I feel like it rewards the training and everything you put into that.

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Wimbledon will introduce fifth set tie-breaks for the first time next year to bring to an end marathon matches.
The tiebreak will be played at 12-12.

The longest match in tennis history was played at Wimbledon in 2010 when John Isner beat Nicolas Mahut 70-68 in the final set.

And this year Kevin Anderson beat John Isner in the longest ever Grand Slam semi-final in an epic which went to 26-24 in the final set. The exhausted South African then lost the final to Novak Djokovic in straight sets.

The US Open already has a tiebreak at 6-6 in the final set and growing pressure from TV and fans has seen Wimbledon introduce their own version.

Even Andy Murray supported a change in the rules after commentating and not playing at SW19 this summer - and missing dinner.

The Scot watched the five-set quarter-final classic between Rafa Nadal and Juan Martin del Potro which lasted four hours and 48 minutes - and declared such epics were "not good for tennis".

Murray said: "As a player, I really like best-of-five. It's been good to me. I feel like it rewards the training and everything you put into that.

"But then, when I sat and watched the match - that Nadal-del Potro match in the commentary booth --it was an amazing match, it was a brilliant match, but it was really, really long to sit there as a spectator for the first time.

"That evening I had a meeting planned, and I missed my dinner. People that are sitting there during the week watching that all, I don't think you can plan to do that.

"A lot of people are going to be getting up and leaving the matches and not actually watching the whole thing.

"The people while in the stadium loved it, but I don't think it - as well, what happened in the semifinals - is good for tennis."

Informed by a thorough review of match data from the past 20 Championships, and upon consultation with players and officials,

Wimbledon said they had reached the decision after analysing data from the last 20 Championships and consulting with players and officials.

All England Club chairman Philip Brook said: "Our view was that the time had come to introduce a tie-break method for matches that had not reached their natural conclusion at a reasonable point during the deciding set.

"While we know the instances of matches extending deep into the final set are rare, we feel that a tie-break at 12-12 strikes an equitable balance between allowing players ample opportunity to complete the match to advantage, while also providing certainty that the match will reach a conclusion in an acceptable timeframe."

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