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Anger with Spain's overtourism remains even after the August holiday season ends. Citizens of San Sebastian will demonstrate with the banner, "Degrow tourism; we are in danger!" Meanwhile, rising tensions are highlighted by planned protests in Seville. Spain's tourism industry has recovered well, breaking pre-pandemic records. By 2040, statistics indicate that Spain may have 115 million tourists, making it a fierce rival to France.

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The demonstrators demanded justice for Odair Moniz, the man shot by Portugal's poThousands in Lisbon took part in a demonstration against police violence on Saturday after several nights of riots triggered by the death of a man shot and killed by police earlier this week.

The demonstrators demanded justice for Odair Moniz, the Cape Verdean man shot by Portugal’s police force.

Several flags from the Vida Justice movement, which organised the protest, as well as Cape Verde flooded Avenida da Liberdade.

Protesters chanted the slogan “Justice for Odair”

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The demonstrators demanded justice for Odair Moniz, the man shot by Portugal's police force.

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Thousands in Lisbon took part in a demonstration against police violence on Saturday after several nights of riots triggered by the death of a man shot and killed by police earlier this week.

The demonstrators demanded justice for Odair Moniz, the Cape Verdean man shot by Portugal's police force.

Several flags from the Vida Justice movement, which organised the protest, as well as Cape Verde flooded Avenida da Liberdade.

Protesters chanted the slogan "Justice for Odair" as they demonstrated.

The right-wing Portuguese party Chega called for a protest in defence of the police at the same time in Lisbon.

That protest brought together around 300 people and lasted just over an hour and a half.

Portuguese authorities said police officers had "intercepted an individual who had been fleeing from the police" in the Alto neighbourhood of Cova da Moura shortly before 6 am on Monday morning.

The police said that when the officers "approached the suspect, he resisted arrest and tried to assault them with a weapon", adding that "one of the police officers, having exhausted other means and efforts", used a firearm and shot the suspect, "in circumstances to be investigated in a criminal and disciplinary enquiry".

They also said that "the suspect was promptly assisted at the scene and transported to São Francisco Xavier Hospital," but ended up dying.

In recent days, Portuguese police have reportedly recorded more than 100 incidents of public disturbances in Lisbon.

Local media say they arrested more than 20 people and injured seven, one of whom was seriously hurt.

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Thousands march in Lisbon against racism and police violence

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The demonstrators demanded justice for Odair Moniz, the man shot by Portugal's police force.

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Japan's ruling party loses its majority in blow to new PM

The coalition led by Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) has lost its majority in parliament, its worst result in over a decade.

The LDP and its coalition partner, the much smaller Komeito, have taken 215 seats together, falling short of the 233-seat majority needed to govern.

The election was called by the LDP’s new leader Shigeru Ishiba just days before he was sworn in as prime minister - but the loss of his party's parliamentary majority has now put his political future into question.

In a speech on Monday, he said the LDP had received "severe judgement", adding they would "humbly" accept this.

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Han Kang, the first woman who won the Nobel Literature Prize

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Han Kang: South Korean author wins Nobel Literature Prize

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Han Kang is the first South Korean winner and only the 18th woman to win the Nobel literature prize.

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Stefan Norblin's art career.

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Stefan Norblin: The Polish artist who painted Hindu gods in Indian palaces

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Stefan Norblin painted beautiful murals in the art deco style for Indian maharajas in the 1940s.

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Vietnam has emerged as one of Asia's most popular destinations.

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A return to Vietnam, 50 years after the war

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Half a century after the end of a devastating conflict that left much of the nation in ruins, Vietnam has emerged as one of Asia’s most popular destinations.

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A new international airport will soon open in Greenland's capital, Nuuk.

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Greenland to get new international airport at capital Nuuk

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The Arctic territory hopes that three new airports will pave the way for direct flights from the US and Europe.

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Israeli is striking on North Gaza. they have been carrying out a large-scale operation in northern Gaza for the last two weeks. Israel was moving military assets in place to conduct a military strike in response to Iran’s ballistic missile attack on Oct. 1. Lloyd Austin then called for Israel to reduce strikes in Lebanon. Israeli military stated they were operating nearby, not directly hitting the hospitals.

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DEIR AL-BALAH, Gaza Strip - Israeli strikes on multiple homes in the northern Gaza Strip overnight and into Sunday left at least 87 people dead or missing, the territory's Health Ministry said.

It said another 40 people were wounded in the strikes on the town of Beit Lahiya, which was among the first targets of Israel's ground invasion nearly a year ago.

Israel has been carrying out a large-scale operation in northern Gaza for the last two weeks, saying Hamas has regrouped there. Palestinian officials say hundreds of people have been killed and that the health sector in the north is on the verge of collapse.

The United States is meanwhile investigating an unauthorized release of classified documents that assess Israel's plans to attack Iran, according to three U.S. officials. A fourth U.S. official said the documents appear to be legitimate.

The documents, attributed to the U.S. Geospatial Intelligence Agency and National Security Agency and marked top secret, indicate that Israel was moving military assets in place to conduct a military strike in response to Iran's ballistic missile attack on Oct. 1.

The U.S. officials spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the matter publicly.

The U.S. is urging Israel to press for a cease-fire in Gaza following the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar last week. But neither Israel nor Hamas has shown any renewed interest in such a deal, after months of negotiations sputtered to a halt in August.
US urges Israel to scale back Lebanon strikes
Iran supports Hamas and the Hezbollah militant group in Lebanon, where a year of escalating tensions boiled over into all-out war last month. Israel sent ground troops into Lebanon at the start of October.

On Saturday, a drone targeted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's house, causing no casualties, as part of a barrage of incoming projectiles across the country's northern border. It wasn't clear if the house was hit.

Israel has meanwhile ramped up strikes on southern neighborhoods of Beirut known as the Dahiyeh, a crowded residential area. Hezbollah has a strong presence there, but it is also home to large numbers of civilians and people unaffiliated with the militant group.

U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, has called civilian casualties in Lebanon "far too high" in the Israel-Hezbollah war and urged Israel to scale back some strikes, especially in and around Beirut.
Medics warn of a catastrophic situation in Gaza
Among the dead from the strikes in Beit Lahiya were two parents and their four children, and a woman, her son and her daughter-law and their four children, according to Raheem Kheder, a medic. He said the strike flattened a multi-story building and at least four neighboring houses.

There was no immediate comment on the strikes from the Israeli military.

Mounir al-Bursh, director general of the Health Ministry, said the flood of wounded from the strikes compounded "an already catastrophic situation for the health care system" in northern Gaza, in a post on X.

Doctors Without Borders, the international charity known by its French acronym MSF, called on Israeli forces "to immediately stop their attacks on hospitals in North Gaza" after the Health Ministry said Israeli troops had fired on two hospitals over the weekend.

The military said it was operating near one of the hospitals but had not fired directly at it, and that it was looking into the other incident.

"The ever-worsening escalation of violence and non-stop Israeli military operations that we have been witnessing over the past two weeks in northern Gaza have horrifying consequences," said Anna Halford, an emergency coordinator for MSF.

"When hospitals are attacked, their infrastructure destroyed, and the electricity cut off, the lives of patients and medical staff are under threat."

Internet connectivity went down in northern Gaza late Saturday and had not yet been restored by midday Sunday, making it difficult to gather information about the strikes and complicating rescue efforts.
Large Israeli operation in northern Gaza enters third week
Israel has been carrying out a major operation in Jabaliya, also in northern Gaza, for the last two weeks. The military says it launched the operation against Hamas militants who had regrouped there.

Over the course of the war, Israeli forces have repeatedly returned to Jabaliya, a densely populated urban refugee camp dating back to the 1948 war surrounding Israel's creation.

The north has already suffered the heaviest destruction of the war, and has been encircled by Israeli forces since late last year, following the deadly Hamas' attack on Israel.

Israel ordered the entire population of the northern third of Gaza, including Gaza City, to evacuate to the south in the opening weeks of the war and reiterated those instructions earlier this month. Most of the population fled last year, but around 400,000 people are believed to have remained in the north.

Palestinians who fled the north at the start of the war have not been allowed to return.

On Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas-led militants blew holes in Israel's security fence and stormed in, killing some 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and abducting another 250. Around 100 captives are still being held in Gaza, a third of whom are believed to be dead.

Israel's offensive in Gaza has killed over 42,000 Palestinians, according to local health authorities, who do not distinguish combatants from civilians. The war has destroyed large areas of Gaza and displaced about 90% of its population of 2.3 million people.

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Israeli strikes on north Gaza leave at least 87 dead or missing: Gaza health ministry

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Israeli strikes on multiple homes in the northern Gaza Strip overnight and into Sunday left at least 87 people dead or missing, the territory's Health Ministry said.

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The parties that led to Diddy's downfall" talks about "Diddy" Combs and the big parties he had. Diddy is famous for being rich and successful, but his parties caused him a lot of problems.

At these parties, some people felt uncomfortable because of Diddy's behavior. Instead of having fun, many people started to complain about him. Because of this, Diddy’s reputation got hurt, and he faced difficulties in his career.

In short, the article shows how Diddy’s choices at his parties changed how people thought about him. It teaches us that even famous people can get in trouble for their actions.

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The parties that led to the downfall of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs

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Mr Combs’ former publicist says the rapper wanted to be the “party king” and was obsessed with fame and power.

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Blasts heard in Lebanon as Israel vows to hit Hezbollah banks

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Blasts heard in Lebanon as Israel vows to hit Hezbollah banks

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Explosions were reported in Lebanon, heightening concerns of regional escalation. Israel pledged to strike Hezbollah’s financial infrastructure as part of its military strategy. The focus is on weakening Hezbollah's operational and financial capabilities. The conflict risks further destabilization along the Lebanon-Israel border, increasing regional tension.

The author is neutral to express the story and tells the reader about the explosion in Lebanon. It is important because we can understand what’s happening in Lebanon and understand the conflict and tension between them.

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Games like Animal Crossing is helping poeple with their mental health as people who have ADHD has recovered from just playing games. Researches states that games can be a way for mindfulness. Cosy games can help build problem solving skills and communications. For example, a person with fibromyalgia, a disorder that cause muscular pain, plays tetris to ease the pain. Tetris can ease and distract the pain.

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Cosy gaming helps people to unwind and relax

When she was growing up, Danii felt she was "a bit odd" and struggled to fit in.

But discovering cosy gaming handed her a lifeline.

Cosy games such as Animal Crossing, Unpacking and Stardew Valley are different to traditional games - often featuring relaxing tasks, cute characters and more creative control for players.

Many gamers are now reporting that it helps with their mental health.

Are cosy games good for you?

According to mental health charity Mind Cymru, cosy gaming can provide a coping mechanism for people dealing with mental health issues, and is also a good way of practising mindfulness.

Mum-of-five Danii Wills, 32, from Rhondda Cynon Taf, has anxiety and depression and has recently been diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).

She started gaming when she was young, and later turned to role-playing games such as Pokémon Red and The Sims, both of which are seen by many as cosy games.

She said she found playing with other people online, and "talking for hours" with them, gave her a sense of community.

"I think honestly it's helped me survive," she said.

"It's helped me through my absolute worst years."

What is cosy gaming?

Cosy games focus on daily routines, community-building or solving mysteries, rather than combat and competition.

They also often involve playing in a relaxed setting, with players using lights and blankets to create a comforting atmosphere.

Gamers share their cosy set-ups and gaming rooms on TikTok and Instagram, with some videos getting millions of views.

During the Coronavirus pandemic, celebrities started posting about the cosy games they were playing, including a new game in the Animal Crossing series, which then surged in popularity.

The game Animal Crossing: New Horizons, shown above, allows players to create their own characters and islands

Animal Crossing is one of the games played by members of Nintendo South Wales, a group that hosts free events every month for Nintendo fans.

They say playing cosy games has given their members a sense of community and, for some, an important lifeline.

Member Ben Ayling, 38, from Cardiff, has schizophrenia and other mental and physical health conditions.

He was previously homeless and struggled with drug addiction and said he uses gaming as an escape.

"I know that after pressing the buttons for a few minutes, I'll have forgotten that I was struggling," he said.

Ben Ayling uses gaming to help him cope with his mental and physical health issues

"If you've got mental health problems, I can't recommend anything else because all you have to do is open your eyes and move your fingers.

"It doesn't take any effort and you get so much back."

Other members of the group said they find they can also talk openly about their mental health while playing online.

Lindsey Lawrence, 37, who has fibromyalgia, said: "When I'm not great with my medical conditions I tend to veer towards Tetris.

"A cosy game to me is just something that makes you feel really warm and happy inside. It's not just about pixels, it goes beyond that."

Most cosy gaming communities are based online.

Graphic designer Zoe Phare, 32, is a member of a Facebook group with 250,000 followers, dedicated to cosy games.

Graphic designer Zoe's favourite cosy games include The Sims and Wylde Flowers

Zoe, who lives in Caerphilly, experienced bullying in school and said becoming attached to characters within games was "really comforting".

Now, when her mind is "too active" and she finds herself "mindlessly scrolling", gaming allows her to focus on something, which puts her mind at rest.

Cosy gaming can be a "coping mechanism" and a form of mindfulness, said Simon Jones, head of policy and campaigns for Mind Cymru.

He said: "Some people may well want to go for a run or be physically active, others will want to read a book or see a friend.

"Gaming obviously plays a role for some people, and that's a valuable part for someone's toolkit."

How much does a cosy game set-up cost?

Cosy games are often cheaper than other video games and many are made by smaller games developers.

They can be played on desktops or laptops, and on consoles like Nintendo Switch and Xbox.

Many gamers use colourful lighting, bluetooth speakers and soundbars or noise-cancelling headphones, and decorate their consoles and spaces with nods to their favourite games.

All of this could set you back anywhere from £200 to £4,000.

But, for some gamers, like busy mum Danii, a cosy set-up can mean something much more simple.

"I grab my blanket, I cuddle up on the sofa, usually my partner will make me a coffee or hot chocolate or get some snacks," she said.

"Once I'm sat down and my headset is on, now I can relax and I don't have to worry about anything for a few hours. It's wonderful."

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Cosy games: How games such as Animal Crossing help mental health

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Gamers say cosy games such as Animal Crossing and Pokemon help them with their mental health.

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Dodgers defeat Mets to set up monumental duel with Yankees

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CasaSur Palermo Hotel, Costa Rica, Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Liam Payne fans have gathered at vigils around the world - from Birmingham to Manila - to grieve, sing, and cry in memory of the former One Direction star who died on Wednesday.

Police estimated that between 800 and 1,000 people gathered in London's Hyde Park on Sunday to remember the 31-year-old who died after falling from the third floor of a hotel balcony in Argentina.

The crowd sang One Direction songs, such as the chart-topping hit "What Makes You Beautiful", with many fans in tears.

Groups of fans have also come together in Glasgow, Paris, Sydney, and elsewhere.

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Fans in the UK and around the world are holding vigils this weekend in memory of Liam Payne, the One Direction star who died on Wednesday.

A memorial has already been held in his home city of Wolverhampton, and in Liverpool, with further gatherings planned on Sunday including in London, Manchester and Birmingham.

Groups of fans have also come together in Sydney, Manila and elsewhere.

Payne, who was 31, died after falling from the third floor of hotel balcony in Argentina.

It is not yet known when his body will be repatriated to the UK.

Details of the various memorials being held have been circulating on social media, with fans encouraged to bring letters, flowers and messages.

In Liverpool on Saturday, a group of Directioners, the name given to followers of the X Factor-formed boy band, gathered at the Keel Warf Bridge at Royal Albert Dock.

Some had cardboard signs with the band's lyrics on them, including one saying "I'm missing half of me when we're apart", from the band's single If I Could Fly.

Another memorial card said Forever Young, a nod to the Alphaville track of the same name that One Direction covered.

Photographs of Payne, flowers, teddy bears and balloons were left at the bridge, and the group sang One Direction songs.

Earlier this weekend, people came together in Wolverhampton, where the singer was born in 1993.

Around 100 people looked down with their heads, bowed as flowers were laid outside St Peter's Church.

One fan also left a photo of Payne as a child, surrounded by candles.

Around the world, people have also been paying their respects.

In Buenos Aires, people gathered outside the hotel where Payne was found dead.

And in Sydney, fans also congregated with one called Amber telling the Reuters news agency about the sense of loss she was feeling.

"My favourite memories with my sister are almost entirely revolving around One Direction," she said.

"So for me it feels like, I guess like the end of us growing up together. That's what makes it so hard."

Another, Christina, said the news of his death had "really hit home".

"I think Liam just made a massive impact on his fans. I personally have been a fan for over 12 years," she said.

Payne rose to global fame as part of the boyband One Direction - created on The X Factor TV show in 2010 - and sang together with bandmates Harry Styles, Louis Tomlinson, Zayn Malik and Niall Horan.

Malik left the group in 2015 to embark on a solo singing career, and the band later split in 2016.

On Saturday, Malik announced he had postponed the US leg of his upcoming tour after the "heartbreaking loss" of his former bandmate.

His family have also been paying tribute. His sister Ruth Gibbins described Payne as her "best friend" in an emotional Instagram post, adding that she didn't feel "this world was good enough or kind enough" to him.

Meanwhile in Argentina, Payne's father, Geoff Payne, on Friday viewed tributes for his son outside the Casa Sur hotel in Buenos Aires.

He also visited the morgue in the city to officially identify his son. A federal prosecutor previously told the BBC that his body had been "released", meaning no further tests were being carried out and identification could take place.

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Liam Payne: Fans around the world pay tribute to former One Direction star

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Funeral home in Poland apologizes after a corpse falls out of a hearse in traffic

WARSAW, Poland (AP) — A funeral home in Poland issued an unusual apology on Saturday after a corpse that it was transporting fell out of a hearse and into traffic.

Polish media reported that a man was driving down a street Friday in Stalowa Wola, a city in southeastern Poland, when he first saw a sheet on his car window. When the sheet slid down, he saw a body lying on the road. For a moment the driver feared that he had hit the person.

Local media published an image of the corpse lying on a white striped pedestrian crossing where it tumbled out of the hearse.

The company transporting the corpse, Hades Funeral Services, issued a statement Saturday taking responsibility for the incident and blaming a technical failure of the hearse.

“It is with deep regret that we inform you that as a result of an unexpected technical failure of the electric tailgate lock in the hearse, during the transport of the body of the deceased, an unfortunate event occurred which does not reflect the high standards of our company, our deep empathy towards the families of the deceased, and the respect we always show to the deceased,” the company wrote in a statement posted on its website.

It apologized to “all those who were disappointed and upset by this event.”

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On October 15, the national audit of the National Assembly's Environmental Labor Committee in Korea was held under the theme 'Workers outside the Labor Law.' Kim Joo-young, the current CEO of ADOR, attended as a witness, and Hanni, a member of NewJeans, attended as a reference.

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NewJeans singer Hanni gives tearful testimony on workplace harassment

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The popular member of the chart-topping band spoke to South Korean lawmakers about her experiences

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The HMNZS Manawanui, a Royal New Zealand Navy ship, has flipped over off the coast of Samoa. This is the first time a naval vessel has been lost since World War II. The ship ran aground while surveying the reef, caught fire, and then capsized. All 75 people on board were safely evacuated.

The incident may lead to better safety rules and training in the Royal New Zealand Navy. An investigation will likely focus on improving navigation in unknown waters and during bad weather to prevent similar accidents in the future.

The ship's grounding might be due to rough weather and the lack of recent surveys in the area. These issues may have caused the ship to lose control and capsize.

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New Zealand loses first naval ship to sea since WW2

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The HMNZS Manawanui ran aground while surveying a reef off the coast of Samoa before sinking.

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Vertical Strawberry Farm in Virginia Uses AI to Create Maximum Berries With Peak-Season Flavor Year-Round

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The farm will exclusively grow Driscoll’s brand strawberries, with the first produce from the farm set to be available in early 2025.

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Sahara Desert Morocco, Merzouga, Morocco

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Bountiful rains are greening parts of the Sahara that haven’t had a good soak in years. As a result, these portions of the Sahara Desert are anywhere from twice as wet to more than six times wetter than they normally are. Images from NASA’s MODIS Satellite have revealed some of this greening, while at the same time showing that lakes which have long been dry are now filling up, such as one in Morocco’s Iriqui National Park. 11,000 years ago and beyond, the Sahara looked a lot more like the savannah of Kenya and Tanzania than the world’s largest non-polar desert that we see today.

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Sahara Desert Is Turning Green Amid Unusual Rains in Parts of North Africa

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An extratropical cyclone pushed across the northwestern Sahara on September 7th and 8th and drenched large parts of the Maghreb and Sahel.

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A SpaceX capsule sent to bring back two astronauts stranded on the International Space Station (ISS) has docked.

The Dragon capsule, which has two empty seats for Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, docked at 17:30 eastern time (22:30 BST).

The pair arrived at the station on Boeing's new Starliner capsule for an eight-day mission in June, but were forced to remain there because of a fault discovered during the flight.

They are now expected to return to Earth in February.

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Surprise flower bouquets help beat loneliness

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Surprise flower bouquets help beat loneliness

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The bouquets were made using flowers and herbs from the members' gardens, with some including handcrafted hearts as keepsakes for recipients​.  Local residents expressed their appreciation for the gesture, noting how it brightened their day, especially those experiencing loneliness or grief​. The project fostered a sense of community and gratitude, showcasing the town as a supportive place, particularly in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic​.

The initiative coincided with World Loneliness Week, emphasizing the importance of social connections and the role of community support in mental health​.

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Chemical plant fire causes huge smoke plumes in Georgia

A fire broke out at the BioLab facility in Conyers, Georgia, causing a reaction that sent huge smoke plumes billowing across the city and seen for miles around.

Officials in the southern US state said the fire had been contained, but the smoke would still be visible for days and they encouraged nearby residents to evacuate.

Roads have also been closed and air quality tests are being conducted, the local county's chairman has said.

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Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, Fulham Road, London, UK

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Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, Fulham Road, London, UK

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Dame Maggie Smith, best known for the Harry Potter films and Downton Abbey, has been remembered as "a true legend" of stage and screen following her death at the age of 89.

Tributes have been paid by the King and prime minister, as well as numerous co-stars from her long career.

King Charles described her as "a national treasure", while Sir Keir Starmer said she was "beloved by so many for her great talent".

Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe fondly remembered her "fierce intellect" and "gloriously sharp tongue".

Miriam Margolyes said she was "the best of the best", who combined "ferocity, a glint of mischief, delight and tenderness".

Britain has lost it's second queen.

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She won two Oscars and starred in the Harry Potter films and Downton Abbey.

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In the eastern Amazon region of Peru, isolated tribes are escalating contact with villagers, leading to a surge in violence and displacement. Indigenous Huni Kuin fathers Nolasco Torres and Freddy Capitan, who work for Peru's Ministry of Culture, have been involved in the Curanjillo Ravine, where more than two dozen Mastanahua tribes appeared last August. The villagers fled, but the state's emergency protocols instruct them to remain calm and call for protection agents.

In the heavily forested province of Purus, contact with some of the planet's most isolated tribes is accelerating, creating a dangerous situation that has led to the evacuation of entire villages. Factors driving these tribes into contact include extractive industries, criminal economies, and climate change. Peruvian law acknowledges the territorial rights of isolated peoples but also allows for natural resource exploitation within protected areas if deemed a "public necessity."

The greater Purus region, which extends eastward into neighboring Brazil, is home to the largest concentration of isolated tribes on Earth. The Mashco Piro and Mastanahua trek hundreds of kilometers along Purus's dry streams to larger riverbanks in search of resources, including protein-rich turtle eggs. Climate change contributes to higher temperatures and extreme droughts, disrupting vital habitats and food sources. In Purus, earlier and more protracted dry seasons are altering the ecosystems that isolated tribes depend upon for survival.

To monitor their territories and keep villagers alert, protection agents patrol the wilderness for days on end, trekking through dense forests, treading remote streams, and regularly camping along desolate beaches. Their fieldwork provides the state with invaluable information about these reclusive hunter-gatherers, from territorial migrations to population sizes.

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Moo Deng is a baby pygmy hippo at Khao Kheow Open Zoo in Thailand. Many people come to see her because she is cute and famous. But her species is endangered, which means there are not many left in the wild. Pygmy hippos live in West Africa, where their homes are being destroyed by people cutting down trees and mining. There are only about 2,500 pygmy hippos left. People are trying to help them, but it is still very hard. Moo Deng's fame might help people learn about pygmy hippos and why they need protection. If more people care, it could lead to better ways to protect their homes. But if nothing changes, the number of pygmy hippos might keep going down, and they could become extinct, which means they would be gone forever.

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Moo Deng: The shrinking habitat of the world’s most celebrated hippo

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The illustrious Moo Deng has attracted a frenzy of attention. But in the wild, her species is quietly disappearing.

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The article talks about the US election between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. Harris is winning in the polls right now, especially in states like Pennsylvania and Michigan. This election is important because it could lead to America’s first female president, or Donald Trump could win again. This election matters because it will choose the next leader of the country. If Harris wins, she will be the first woman president and might make changes. If Trump wins, he could bring back some old rules. The results could change how people feel about the government.

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US election polls 2024: Who is ahead - Harris or Trump?

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An in-depth look at the polls and what they can and can’t tell us about who will win the White House.

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Two Americans, Charlie Cushman and Herbert Cole, helped save Nigerian art in the 1960s. They collected important items that might have been stolen or destroyed. Now, the Nigerian museum wants to show the art in a way that means more to Nigerians.

This could help more people visit the museum and learn about their history. It could also make other countries want to protect their own art. If the museum doesn’t make changes, the important art might stay forgotten.

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Nigerian National Museum: The journey that helped save art for the nation

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In the 1960s objects were gathered for the national museum, the question now is what to do with them.

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Sold out in minutes, resold for millions: Coldplay tickets spark outrage in India

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Sold out in minutes, resold for millions: Coldplay tickets spark outrage in India

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Coldplay's concert tickets in India sparked major outrage as they sold out within minutes of going on sale. Many fans were left disappointed, claiming that they couldn't secure tickets despite being online at the time of release. Adding to the frustration, these tickets were soon found on resale platforms at exorbitant prices, reaching into millions of rupees. The situation has raised concerns over unfair ticket distribution practices and the exploitation of fans through inflated resale prices.

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Khao Kheow Open Zoo, Bang Phra, Si Racha District, Chon Buri

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Baby Pygmy Hippo Moo Deng is a star of the zoo

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Baby Pygmy Hippo Moo Deng is a star of the zoo

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Baby Pygmy Hippo Moo Deng in the Khao Kheow open zoo, it’s a cute baby hippo. This year after Moo Deng was born the visitors went up to 30%

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Georgia Beer Co., South Briggs Street, Valdosta, GA, USA

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Georgia Beer Co., South Briggs Street, Valdosta, GA, USA

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Georgia Beer Co., South Briggs Street, Valdosta, GA, USA

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It turns out that angels sometimes wear brown.  A UPS Driver named Raheem Cooper saves a Collapsed Grandmother in the USA. Cooper stayed close to the woman when he called the emergency services. After she got healed and everything, she didn't want to talk to anyone until Cooper came, she pushed herself up from the bed and hug him.

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UPS Driver Saves Collapsed Grandmother, Then Brings Her Treats Every Week to Hospital: ‘She’s Family Now’

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Calling emergency services, Cooper stayed with the woman, identified later as Marie Coble, all the while calling her ‘grandmother.’

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Sean “Diddy” Combs arrested, charged with sex trafficking and ordered held without bail

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Sean "Diddy" Combs arrested, charged with sex trafficking and ordered held without bail

1000 bottles of baby oil and 741 "adult toys" were recovered from Diddy's Mansion

last week and Diddy was found guilty on numerous counts of sex trafficking, forced labour, kidnapping, arson, bribery, obstruction of justice and other offenses. All of these crimes were presumably mostly done at the self-proclaimed "Diddy Freak-offs", probably taking place on the 50 ft bed Diddy owns in hid backyard.

P.S. 1000 bottles of baby Oil?!

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Sean “Diddy” Combs arrested, charged with sex trafficking and ordered held without bail

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Sean “Diddy” Combs pleaded not guilty to federal charges on Tuesday after he was taken into custody in New York.

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During World War II, Helena and her sister Barbara shielded one another from the atrocities in their neighborhood. However, five years after the Nazis invaded Poland in 1939, the war finally tore them apart. In 1944, Barbara was taken against her will to a labor camp in Germany; her whereabouts are still unknown.But this year, Helena's greatest wish was to see Barbara again as she neared her 100th birthday and her health began to fail.
After being moved by their tale, AARP's Wish of a Lifetime program fulfilled Helena's wish to move from her present Montana home to New Jersey and spend valuable time with her sister.

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100-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor Granted Wish to Reunite with Sister One Last Time, Thanks to AARP Program

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Helena rekindled the bonds of sisterhood one last time at age 100, thanks to an AARP program that grants wishes for seniors.

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Scientists are now looking for many species at once instead of just one or two during their expeditions. In Madagascar’s Makira region, a team of researchers searched for 30 lost species and successfully found several, including the Makira rainbow fish. Using local knowledge, they discovered three lost fish species that had not been seen for decades.

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Main Idea:  Juan Pardo discovered that his childhood Pokémon card collection is worth a significant amount of money, surprising both him and his wife, Madeline Brice.

1. Supporting 4 Point Details:

2. He started collecting Pokémon cards when he was 5 because he was really into the TV show.

3. He has about 1,500 cards, and they’re all kept safe in special plastic sleeves.

4. When he scanned them with an app, he found out some of them are worth hundreds of dollars, and the first 670 cards were worth over $2,000.

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Man Shocked to Discover His Pokémon Card Collection is Now Worth $5,000

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Finding an app that allowed him to scan each card and see its value across collectible markets, the couple was shocked.

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Main Idea: YouTuber MrBeast is being sued by five women from his reality show for mistreatment. The lawsuit could hurt his reputation despite his massive success.

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1. The lawsuit says contestants didn’t get enough food, missed medication, and faced a bad work environment.

2. Even with these issues, MrBeast is still really popular online.

3. His brand is known for helping others, but this lawsuit might hurt that image.

4. How MrBeast responds could impact his future success.

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Half a billion fans, a multi-million dollar personal fortune and a global business empire.

It would take a lot to dethrone YouTube's biggest influencer Jimmy Donaldson, aka MrBeast.

But a 54-page court document could be his toughest test yet.

Five female contestants on upcoming Prime Video show Beast Games are launching legal action against his production company MrB2024 and Amazon in Los Angeles.

Billed as the largest ever reality competition series, 1,000 contestants are set to compete for a $5m (£3.7m) prize when the show airs - or if it airs. The lawsuit has plunged the show into crisis.

Among many redacted pages, the legal document includes allegations that they "particularly and collectively suffered" in an environment that "systematically fostered a culture of misogyny and sexism".

It cuts to the core of MrBeast's image as one of the nicest guys on the internet.

I flicked through the document, which includes suggestions that participants were "underfed and overtired". Meals were provided "sporadically and sparsely" which "endangered the health and welfare" of the contestants, it is claimed.

In one section where almost all of the claims are redacted from public view, it says the defendants "created, permitted to exist, and fostered a culture and pattern and practice of sexual harassment including in the form of a hostile work environment".

Back in August, the New York Times spoke to more than a dozen of the (yet unreleased) show's participants, and reported there were "several hospitalisations" on the set, with one person telling the paper they had gone over 20 hours without being fed.

Contestants also alleged they had not received their medication on time.

The BBC has approached MrBeast and Amazon - he has not yet publicly commented.

So will these latest allegations hurt the king of YouTube's popularity?

Rising fame and philanthropy

MrBeast has a huge fan base - but is grappling with controversies

MrBeast is no stranger to controversy this year - and has managed to come out unscathed each time.

In July, the 26-year-old American said he had hired investigators after his former co-host Ava Kris Tyson was accused of grooming a teenager.

Ava denied the allegations, but has apologised for "past behaviour" which was "not acceptable".

MrBeast said he was "disgusted" by the "serious allegations".

Later, further allegations about business practices surfaced on an anonymous YouTube channel, claiming to be a former employee. The BBC has not been able to independently verify the claims or this person's identity.

Some of his philanthropic efforts - such as building wells in Africa, and paying for surgery for people with reduced sight and hearing - have drawn criticisms around exploitation.

"Deaf people like me deserve better than MrBeast's latest piece of inspiration porn," one person told the Independent last year.

But his empire continues to grow. The day before the lawsuit emerged on Wednesday, he revealed a team-up with fellow famous faces KSI and Logan Paul - a new food line designed to challenge Lunchables.

And as I wrote in an article about his meteoric rise last year, he has made his millions through hard work.

His videos are big budget experiences, with his most popular - viewed 652 million times - recreating the Netflix hit Squid Game in real life with a $456,000 (£342,000) prize.

Most of his philanthropy is less controversial - including giving away houses, cash and cars - which has worked to create an image of him being one of the internet's good guys.

According to his website, he has delivered more than 25 million meals to the needy around the world.

People continue to flock to his social channels. In June, he gained enough subscribers to make his YouTube channel the largest in the world.

According to stats-checker Socialblade, MrBeast picked up an extra five million subscribers in the last 30 days alone.

That's just one metric - we can't tell how many people unsubscribed from his channel, for example.

What is certain is that the number of people who've actively decided to stop watching his videos has been eclipsed by those who've decided to subscribe.

The YouTube apology

He wouldn't be the only YouTuber whose popularity holds through controversy - others have faced far more significant storms than MrBeast, with few facing many consequences outside of a public apology.

Logan Paul faced a massive backlash in 2018 after he uploaded a video to his 15 million subscribers which showed the body of a person who had apparently taken their own life.

After removing the original video, he shared a less than two-minute apology titled simply: "So sorry."

Now, he has 23 million subscribers, owns an incredibly popular sports drink, and up until August was the WWE United States champion. He's had quite a few pay-per-view boxing bouts, too.

Other high-profile YouTubers, including Pewdiepie, James Charles, and Jeffree Star have all had their own controversies, and got on with their careers after uploading apology videos.

A more modern example is Herschel "Guy" Beahm, known online as Dr Disrespect, who admitted he sent messages to "an individual minor" in 2017.

He stressed that "nothing illegal happened, no pictures were shared, no crimes were committed" and went offline for two months after posting the statement.

His comeback livestream earlier this month attracted more than three million views, despite criticism from other high-profile streamers.

Dr Disrespect remains the second-most watched streamer in the US this year, according to Streams Charts.

The point is: YouTubers tend to be forgiven quickly.

What next for MrBeast?

While MrBeast's fanbase has continued growing, controversy is swirling once again - and his next move could determine his long-term success.

James Lunn, chief strategy officer at Savvy Marketing, says the star is "in an incredibly unique position" with a "multi-faceted" brand spanning many industries.

"We are indeed in uncharted waters," he says, and "a proactive approach, addressing the issues transparently and ensuring accountability, could protect his brand".

Brand expert Catherine Shuttleworth says the "sheer scale" of MrBeast's fame may act as a buffer against backlash, but the latest lawsuit could be difficult.

"When it comes to his business ventures, particularly those targeting families and children - like Feastables chocolate bars or Lunchly - it's a different story," she says.

"Parents, who often hold the purchasing power, tend to be less tolerant of controversies involving safety, fairness, and ethics."

Back in August 2023, when writing about MrBeast, I predicted he would soon take the YouTube crown despite him having half as many subscribers then.

He is now facing extra challenges as his fame rises, and a lot of the internet is eagerly awaiting his reply to what is, so far, one side of a complex story.

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MrBeast: Inside the scandal facing King of YouTube

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It's been another busy week for Jimmy Donaldson, in what is becoming a bit of a theme for the world's biggest YouTuber.

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Khao Kheow Open Zoo, Bang Phra, Si Racha District, Chon Buri

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Zoo to trademark ‘Moo Deng the Hippo’

Director says revenue linked to little superstar will help improve lives of all animals

Khao Kheow Open Zoo is preparing to trademark the name “Moo Deng the Hippo” to capitalise on interest in the bouncy little baby that has become a global superstar.

Zoo director Narongwit Chodchoi said one goal is to prevent the animal from being commercialised by anyone else, The Associated Press reported in a story carried in Time magazine.

“After we do this, we will have more income to support activities that will make the animals’ lives better,” The AP quoted him as saying.

Moo Deng’s keeper, Atthapon Nundee, has been posting pictures online of cute moments of the animals in his care for about five years. He said he never imagined the newborn pygmy hippo would become an internet megastar.

“It was beyond expectation,” he told The AP. “I wanted people to know her. I wanted a lot of people to visit her, or watch her online, or leave fun comments. I never would have thought (of this).”

Moo Deng has become the subject of memes all over the internet, with her image used by American pro sports teams, European football teams and many other organisations in attention-getting ways. One fan even created a T-shirt promoting the hippo as a candidate in the US presidential election.

To help raise funds, the zoo has been making Moo Deng shirts and pants, with more merchandise to come.

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Director says revenue linked to little superstar will help improve lives of all animals

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Moo Deng has become a viral internet sensation since her birth in late June at Khao Kheow Open Zoo in Chon Buri. (Photo: Reuters)

Khao Kheow Open Zoo is preparing to trademark the name " Moo Deng the Hippo" to capitalise on interest in the bouncy little baby that has become a global superstar.

Zoo director Narongwit Chodchoi said one goal is to prevent the animal from being commercialised by anyone else, The Associated Press reported in a story carried in Time magazine.

"After we do this, we will have more income to support activities that will make the animals' lives better," The AP quoted him as saying.

"The benefits we get will return to the zoo to improve the life of all animals here."

Moo Deng's keeper, Atthapon Nundee, has been posting pictures online of cute moments of the animals in his care for about five years. He said he never imagined the newborn pygmy hippo would become an internet megastar.

"It was beyond expectation," he told The AP. "I wanted people to know her. I wanted a lot of people to visit her, or watch her online, or leave fun comments. I never would have thought (of this)."

Moo Deng has become the subject of memes all over the internet, with her image used by American pro sports teams, European football teams and many other organisations in attention-getting ways. One fan even created a T-shirt promoting the hippo as a candidate in the US presidential election.

Mr Narongwit sees an opportunity to turn all that interest into revenue that can be used to further the work of the zoo, located about 40km northeast of Pattaya in Chon Buri.

The 800-hectare site, home to more than 2,000 animals, runs breeding programmes for many animals, some of them at risk or endangered. The pygmy hippopotamus, which is native to West Africa, is threatened by poaching and loss of habitat. There are only 2,000 to 3,000 of them left in the wild.

To help raise funds, the zoo has been making Moo Deng shirts and pants, with more merchandise to come.

The first lot of 700 Moo Deng T-shirts have already sold out at the zoo's Green Mountain restaurant at 329 baht each.

Prime in-person viewing times for Moo Deng are from 7.45am to 9am, when she usually runs and jumps around while zoo staff clean her pen, and during the afternoon when the staff feed her mother Jona.

During these periods, visitors have to queue up and viewing times are limited to five minutes. If they want more time, they have to queue again.

If you can't make it to the zoo in person, you can view Moo Deng any time you want on her new 24-hour livestream here.

On Friday night about 44,000 viewers watched the streaming channel, which also features many other animals, Mr Narongwit said on Saturday.

Khao Kheow Open Zoo earned 13 million baht in ticket sales to nearly 82,000 visitors from Sept 1 to 19. It expects to finish its fiscal year on Sept 30 with 200 million baht in revenue from one million visitors.

Moo Deng mania has increased visitor numbers by 50%, said Mr Narongwit, who also foresees more foreign visitors, especially those from other Asian countries like Japan, China and South Korea.

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Khao Kheow Open Zoo is preparing to trademark the name "Moo Deng the Hippo" to capitalise on interest in the bouncy little baby that has become a global superstar.

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UK border control documents check, Calais, France

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Eight dead after Channel crossing attempt

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Eight dead after Channel crossing attempt

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Eight migrants died while attempting to cross the English Channel in a small boat, highlighting the dangers of such journeys.

French and British authorities were involved in the rescue efforts, saving several others from the vessel after it encountered difficulties in the water.This incident is part of a broader trend of increasing migrant crossings in the Channel, as many people attempt perilous journeys seeking refuge in the UK. Due to challenges of both governments' handling of the issue, disagreements over immigration policies in the UK and France have heated up.

It is important because this can gain attention and rights for those migrant people. Tighter border security, impact on migrants, less migrants and increasing of political pressure.

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Prisoners fled when the walls of their jail collapsed in the country’s worst flooding in two decades

There have been 37 deaths in Borno state after parts of its capital, Maiduguri, were overrun by water on 9 September

officials discovered that 281 inmates had escaped while being transferred to a safe and secure facility

Seven prisoners were recaptured while 274 others remain missing.

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More than 200 inmates escaped from a prison in north-east Nigeria in the aftermath of the worst flooding there in over two decades, authorities have announced.

There have been 37 deaths in Borno state after parts of its capital, Maiduguri, were overrun by water on 9 September following the collapse of a dam, according to the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA). As many as 200,000 others have been displaced. Residents of the city said some areas were still flooded on Monday when the president, Bola Tinubu, visited.

In a statement on Sunday, Abubakar Umar, a spokesperson for the Nigerian Correctional Service (NCS), said officials discovered that 281 inmates had escaped while being transferred to "a safe and secure facility" after their prison was flooded. Seven prisoners were recaptured while 274 others remain at large.

"The flood brought down the walls of the correctional facilities, including the medium-security custodial centre Maiduguri as well as the staff quarters in the city," Abubakar said.

The NCS has begun a search for the missing prisoners in collaboration with other security agencies, he added.

According to local reports, reptiles, lions and other wildlife from the city's Sanda Kyarimi Park zoo were washed into residential neighbourhoods by last week's intense floods.

People displaced by the torrential rains are living in temporary shelters set up in six camps across the city. Maiduguri, the birthplace of a 15-year insurgency by the jihadist group Boko Haram, was once home to camps in some of the same locations for internally displaced persons (IDPs) but state authorities, keen to get people back to the rural areas, began closing them in the last three years. Relief materials have come from the federal government and the United Arab Emirates.

As many as 31.8 million Nigerians are already at risk of acute food insecurity, according to the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). Aid workers say things could get worse in the coming weeks, especially in northern Nigeria which is at the centre of the extreme weather crisis. There are also fears of potential cholera outbreak in the crowded camps.

"The area is now on high alert for outbreaks of diseases including cholera, malaria, and typhoid as well as animal and zoonotic diseases," the FAO said in a statement.

In April, the Nigeria Hydrological Services Agency launched the 2024 Annual Flood Outlook, warning of floods across most of Nigeria's 36 states. But the rains surpassed the annual average as the impact of climate change ramp up around the globe.

So far, 29 states have been affected. FAO representatives say 1.3m hectares (3.2m acres) of land nationwide was submerged as of 10 September. About half of that was cropland.

"The severity of this flood [in Maiduguri] has far exceeded our estimates," said Kashim Shettima, the vice-president and former governor of the state, during his assessment visit.

The floods in Nigeria come as people in neighbouring Cameroon's Far North region are reeling from a flood on 28 August that led to 3,700 houses collapsing after water retention dykes broke.

The Benue River, which runs through Cameroon and Nigeria, hosts the Lagdo dam in the nearby North region of Cameroon which, when opened, is a yearly source of flooding in Nigeria. Aid workers at the FAO say states such as Adamawa, next door to Borno, are "at imminent risk" due to an expected discharge from the dam.

Shettima said the government was "committed to finding lasting solutions to this recurring issue". But aid workers say more needs to be done as available infrastructure is being overwhelmed by the situation.

Suwaiba Dankabo, the deputy director of Action Aid Nigeria, told a press conference in Abuja on Friday: "Road and transport networks have been destroyed, making it even harder to deliver much-needed aid."

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More than 200 inmates escape Nigerian prison in aftermath of flooding

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Prisoners fled when the walls of their jail collapsed in the country's worst flooding in two decades

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According to Chinese state media, it is the strongest storm to hit Shanghai in 75 years.

Hundreds of flights were canceled as the city's two main airports grounded all flights. Train services were also canceled and highways closed.

People are told to stay in their houses and not leave if not necessary.

Chinese state media said Bebinca was expected to move northwest, causing heavy rain and high winds in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Anhui provinces.

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Shanghai hit by strongest typhoon in 75 years

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Bebinca has forced thousands to evacuate and grounded all flights in the city’s two main airports.

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A rare and dangerous southern cassowary chick hatched at Birdland in the UK after 25 years of trying. Cassowaries are strong birds with sharp claws. The male bird takes care of the eggs and chicks. This hatching is important because it helps protect endangered animals and teaches people about cassowaries. The hard work of the bird park staff made this happen.

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The cassowary chick is the first born in the UK since 2021

A southern cassowary chick, one of the world's largest and deadliest birds, has been successfully hatched for the first time at a bird park in the Cotswolds.

Keepers at Birdland in Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire, have been trying to breed the giant, flightless birds for more than 25 years.

The chick is only the fourth to hatch in Europe this year and the first born in the UK since 2021.

"When we caught our first glimpse of the tiny chick it was a very special moment indeed," said keeper Alistair Keen.

The southern cassowary chick is part of the European Endangered Species Programme

"Cassowaries have a reputation as one of the world's most dangerous birds and their size, speed and power combined with their dagger-like, 10cm claws mean we have to take looking after them extremely seriously."

The Cassowary, which is related to the emu and native to the tropical forests of New Guinea and northern Australia, is considered so dangerous because of its powerful legs, a sharp claw and aggressive behaviour when threatened.

There have been documented cases of people being killed by cassowaries, with one of the most recent in 2019, when Marvin Hajos, 75, died after he was attacked by one of his pet cassowaries.

Cassowaries have a reputation as one of the world's "most dangerous" birds, keepers said

The proud parents of the new chick, a male from Avifauna in Alphen, Netherlands, and a female from Frankfurt, Germany, have been at Birdland since 2012 and are part of the European Endangered Species Programme.

Before 2021, the hatching of Cassowary chicks in the UK was relatively rare.

Cassowaries are challenging to breed in captivity due to their specific environmental and behavioural needs.

The male incubates the eggs for up to two months and looks after the hatchlings.

Once the chicks hatch, the male leads them to his regular feeding grounds, protecting them for up to 16 months.

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Chick of 'world's most dangerous' cassowary bird hatches at Cotswolds bird park

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Keepers at Birdland in the Cotswolds have been trying to breed a southern cassowary for more than 25 years.

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Trump International Golf Links & Hotel Doonbeg Ireland, Doonbeg, Doughmore, County Clare, Ireland

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Trump International Golf Links & Hotel Doonbeg Ireland, Doonbeg, Doughmore, County Clare, Ireland

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Trump International Golf Links & Hotel Doonbeg Ireland, Doonbeg, Doughmore, County Clare, Ireland

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Donald Trump, the former president, is now safe after an assassination attempt. Located in his golf course the secret service saw a rifle poking out of the bush and handled the situation very well. However, a human being was shot in the crossfire. The assassin fled the scene before anyone could catch him.

The author was proud of the Secret Service as they did their job fantastically. The theme was the human environment. I think that this will not stop. There will be more assassination attempts.

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Donald Trump is safe after gunshots "in his vicinity", Republican candidate's campaign says

You can receive Breaking News on a smartphone or tablet via the BBC News App. You can also follow @BBCBreaking on Twitter to get the latest alerts.

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Donald Trump is safe after gunshots "in his vicinity", Republican candidate's campaign says You can receive Breaking News on a smartphone or tablet via the BBC News App . You can also follow @BBCBreaking on Twitter to get the latest alerts.

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1. Moo Deng, a baby pygmy hippo, is going viral in Thailand, attracting lots of visitors to the zoo.

2. The zoo director is warning people to stop being rough with Moo Deng after some visitors were caught mistreating her.

3. Pygmy hippos are endangered, with fewer than 3,000 left in the wild.

4. Moo Deng's popularity has led to merchandise, beauty products, and international media coverage.

I think what will happen is people from other country will fly over to the zoo and the zoo wil gain alot of money by that baby hippo

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Moo Deng: Thailand zoo’s celebrity baby hippo

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The celebrity hippo’s social media fame has doubled visitor numbers at a zoo in Thailand.

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Typhoon Yagi caused severe flooding and mudslides in Myanmar, killing over 113 people and displacing more than 320,000. Many homes, schools, and roads were destroyed, especially in Kayah, Kayin, Mandalay, Mon, and Shan states. The true death toll may be higher, and the storm had already caused deaths in other Southeast Asian countries before reaching Myanmar. The country is also struggling with an ongoing civil war, making recovery harder.

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Officials say at least 64 people are missing in the floods

More than 100 people have died in flooding and mudslides caused by the remnants of Typhoon Yagi in Myanmar.

Spokesman for the nation's ruling junta, Zaw Min Tun, said in a statement on Sunday that 113 people had been confirmed dead, with a further 64 missing - though regional reports suggest the true death toll may be higher.

Meanwhile, over 320,000 people have been forced to evacuate to temporary shelters, according to the AFP news agency.

Yagi, Asia's most powerful storm this year, has already proved devastating as it swept across Vietnam, Laos, the Chinese island of Hainan and the Philippines.

At least 287 people were thought to have died as a result of the storm before it reached Myanmar.

While the typhoon has been downgraded to a tropical depression since making landfall in northern Vietnam, it has continued to cause deadly landslides across south-east Asia.

In Myanmar, state media reports that nearly 66,000 houses had been destroyed as of Friday evening, along with 375 schools and a monastery. Several miles of road and other infrastructure have been washed away.

Also as of Friday, more than 236,000 people were being accommodated at 187 relief camps.

The impacts of heavy rainfall have centred on the Kayah, Kayin, Mandalay, Mon, and Shan states - which cover the central region of Myanmar.

Some say the number of deaths is already far higher than official estimates.

Radio Free Asia, a US-backed broadcaster, reported that at least 160 people had died in Myanmar- with social media accounts loyal to the ruling junta suggesting 230 people had died in the Mandalay region alone.

Japan's state broadcaster, NHK, reported that more than 120 people had died as of Saturday.

In Kalaw, a hill town in the Shan state, at least 12 people had died as of Saturday, one of whom was eight years old, the privately-owned Eleven Myanmar news website reported.

One man told AFP how he had tried to rescue people with ropes, as floodwaters 4m (15 ft) high surged through the town on 10 September.

"I could see trapped families in the distance standing on the roofs of their houses," he said.

"I heard there were 40 bodies in the hospital."

A woman who runs a company in Kalaw claimed her staff had said 60 people had died in the town, AFP reported.

Myanmar has suffered a three-year civil war since a military junta seized power in 2021. The UN estimates that thousands have been killed and 2.6 million people have been displaced by the conflict.

The Shan state is also home to several armed insurgent groups, some of which have de facto control over some of its territory.

Myanmar's information ministry says emergency and health workers have been deployed to areas affected by floods, and that it has provided funds for food and drinking water for evacuees.

Emergency responders have also begun repairing damaged roads and bridges, state media reports.

Scientists say typhoons and hurricanes are becoming stronger and more frequent with climate change. Warmer ocean waters mean storms pick up more energy, leading to higher wind speeds.

A warmer atmosphere can also hold more moisture, which can lead to more intense rainfall.

Yagi is expected to move away from Myanmar in the coming days. Another tropical depression is forecast to develop in the western Pacific in the coming week.

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Myanmar: Over 100 dead in Myanmar floods after Typhoon Yagi hits

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The storm is Asia's most powerful this year and has wreaked havoc in other countries including Vietnam.

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CNN Flash Poll: Majority of debate watchers say Harris outperformed Trump onstage

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CNN Flash Poll: Majority of debate watchers say Harris outperformed Trump onstage

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Kamala Harris and Donald trump had their long-awaited debate last week, with many registered voters saying Harris outperformed Trump, and from the prior 50/50 opinion, the poll is now at 67/33, making "Miss coconut tree" (Kamala) the favoured candidate for the 2024 elections.

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CNN Flash Poll: Majority of debate watchers say Harris outperformed Trump onstage | CNN Politics

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Registered voters who watched Tuesday’s presidential debate broadly agree that Kamala Harris outperformed Donald Trump, according to a CNN poll of debate watchers conducted by SSRS. The vice president also outpaced both debate watchers’ expectations for her and Joe Biden’s onstage performance against the former president earlier this year, the poll found.

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Japan has provided emergency relief supplies to Vietnam to assist with recovery efforts following Typhoon Yagi. The supplies, including water purifiers that were handed over in a ceremony at Hanoi's Noibai International Airport. Typhoon Yagi caused severe flooding and landslides in northern Vietnam on September 7, leaving 281 people dead and 67 missing. A Vietnamese official expressed gratitude for Japan's prompt support, while Japanese Ambassador Ito Naoki emphasized Japan's commitment to helping a friend in need. The aid is being delivered through the Japan International Cooperation Agency.

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Japan delivers emergency relief goods to typhoon-hit Vietnam | NHK WORLD-JAPAN News

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Japan has delivered emergency relief supplies to Vietnam to help with the recovery from Typhoon Yagi.

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Israeli forces have killed 10 Palestinians in Gaza City's Zeitoun and Sheikh Radwan neighborhoods, including several children. The Israeli military admits a "high probability" that three captives killed in Gaza last November were killed in its own air attacks. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledges to exact a heavy price from the rebel group. At least 41,206 people have been killed and 95,337 wounded in Israel's war on Gaza.

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Trump safe after being targeted in second apparent assassination attempt

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Trump safe after being targeted in second apparent assassination attempt

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The FBI are investigating a second apparent assassination attempt at his Florida golf course on Sunday. A Secret Service agent spotted a rifle barrel with a scope sticking out of the fence of the golf course and “immediately engaged” with the person. Trump’s campaign said in a statement earlier in the day that the former president “is safe following gunshots in his vicinity.” Trump, who had been golfing with donor Steve Witkoff, according to a source familiar with the matter — soon assured supporters that he was safe, too. “There were gunshots in my vicinity, but before rumors start spiralling out of control, I wanted you to hear this first: I AM SAFE AND WELL!” Trump wrote in a fundraising email that afternoon.

President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris have been briefed on the security incident involving Trump and they are both “relieved to know that he is safe,” according to the White House.

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Kristen Holmes, John Miller, Kate Sullivan, Evan Perez, Jeremy Herb

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Trump safe after being targeted in second apparent assassination attempt | CNN Politics

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The FBI is investigating what it said is an apparent assassination attempt on Donald Trump at his Florida golf club Sunday, the second time in two months there’s been an apparent attempt on the former president’s life.

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Eight people have died overnight while trying to cross the Channel from France to England, the French police say.

The rubber vessel had around 60 people on board, from countries including Eritrea, Sudan, Syria and Iran.

It comes less than two weeks after 12 people, including six children and a pregnant woman, died when a boat carrying dozens of migrants sank in what was the deadliest loss of life in the Channel this year.

The French coast guard said the boat in the incident reported on Sunday was seen heading towards a beach in the town of Ambleteuse but rescue teams could not offer assistance from the sea. After getting into difficulty, it was driven onto rocks where it came apart.

On the beach, emergency services provided care to 53 people and confirmed eight had died, the coast guard said. Six people were taken to hospital including a baby with hypothermia.

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Khao Kheow Open Zoo, Bang Phra, Si Racha District, Chon Buri

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Khao Kheow Open Zoo, Bang Phra, Si Racha District, Chon Buri

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Khao Kheow Open Zoo, Bang Phra, Si Racha District, Chon Buri

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Moo Deng, a two-month-old baby pygmy hippo in Thailand, is an online sensation. The new arrival at the Khao Kheow Open Zoo is a social media hit, with her keepers posting adorable videos online.

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More than 100 people have died in flooding and mudslides caused by the remnants of Typhoon Yagi in Myanmar. In Myanmar, state media reports that nearly 66,000 houses had been destroyed as of Friday evening, along with 375 schools and a monastery. Several miles of road and other infrastructure have been washed away.

Also as of Friday, more than 236,000 people were being accommodated at 187 relief camps.

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A big typhoon happened in Vietnam killing 21 people. The typhoon has been known as the biggest typhoon Asia has ever seen. This made people drift into the sea. Causing more than 50,000 people to evaluate.

The author wanted to warn civilians what might happen to them and informing why it happened. The article's theme was the human environment as it informed us that people are dying and why.

I predict that the typhoon will not stop here. It will travel to different country in Asia and people must be alert and aware of all times.

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Landslide kills family as typhoon Yagi rips through Vietnam

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A 51-year-old man escapes but his wife, daughter and two grandchildren are buried in the landslide.

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Main Idea: The West African fish/ “blackchin tilapia” fish is invading Thailand’s waterway.

Supporting Details:

1. The outbreak of blackchin tilapia in Thailand is the most widespread in history, costing the economy at least 10 billion baht.

2. The blackchin tilapia prey is among Thailand’s important aquaculture products.

3. The government encouraged people to catch blackchin tilapia and released predators to hunt them down.

4. Experts think getting rid of the blackchin tilapia is impossible because they reproduce continuously and live in different kinds of water.

Predictions:

- Why is this important? : It informs us about the huge impact of the blackshin tilapia outbreak on Thailand’s economy and environment. The outbreak caused economic losses for people involved in aquaculture and damaged the balance of freshwater ecosystems.

- What could be the possible effects of this event? : Larger economic losses from the damage to aquaculture products, environmental damage, and public health concerns of parasites and diseases carried from the blackchin tilapia.

- What could have caused this event? : The experiment that was conducted by Charoen Pokphand Food (CPF) 14 years ago. Even though CPF denied responsibility for the outbreak, it is one possible explanation for how the blackchin tilapia came into Thai waterways.

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Thailand wages war against invasive blackchin tilapia

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The invasive blackchin tilapia has spread to 17 provinces, threatening agriculture.

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Although the main cause is not yet determined, the report of the plane suggests that ice formation on the plane's wing and a failure in its de-icing system are significant factors contributing to the crash.

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Cockpit audio indicates issues with de-icing in deadly Brazil plane crash

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The pilots of a Brazilian passenger plane that crashed last month, killing all 62 people aboard, reported failure in the system to remove ice from the plane, according to a preliminary report.

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Sep 06 2024, Happening in Doncaster, Yorkshire UK. 59 year old man named David Alter featured to roleplay as 12 year old school students a truly disturbing case on a man who has supposedly created instagram pages in the sakes of luring in children and this has spread awareness to worried parents for internet safety.

As the case is investigated the safety of children will be more properly ensured and parents should be more concerned for their kids taking precautions with their internet access and usage.

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Smartschoolboy9: Disturbing case explained | The Express Tribune

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A recent documentary uncovers a disturbing mystery involving AI-edited images of children and an alleged predator.

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Typhoon Yagi kills 21, injures hundreds in Vietnam.

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Typhoon Yagi kills 21, injures hundreds in Vietnam.

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The typhoon killed 21 people and injured hundreds in Vietnam. Heavy rains and flooding created a lot of damaged homes, buildings, and farmlands. Knowing that searches for survivors and useful supplies are still going to shows how much faster emergency actions are needed. The event shows the need for better response and preparedness strategies by bringing attention to the area's ability to handle a harsh weather.

Possible reason or keys which created this event might be the cause of low atmosphere pressure, from moist air rise and form clouds which lead to storm creations.

The possible effect can be economic decline, Loss of life and injuries, building and architecture damage. People may need a lot of resources such as care and food. Long term recovery, takes a lot of time to fix, rebuild and re-create things.

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Kamituga, Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Kamituga, Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Kamituga, Democratic Republic of the Congo

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A new type of mpox called Clade 1b started in DR Congo and has spread to nearby countries like Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, and Uganda. The World Health Organization is calling it a global emergency. This virus mainly spreads through close contact and sexual interactions. Experts think it won't become as big as COVID-19.

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Explosion kills at least 48 people as fuel tanker collides with truck in Nigeria.

After the collision, almost 50 people was burn to death. This cause because of the driver was too careless to drive and can cause a collision. This can cause a huge lost and damage the surrounding.

The author want to tell others people to beware of the traffic, it can cause a lot of injuries and death. (Huge lost)

Source:https://edition.cnn.com/2024/09/08/africa/fuel-tanker-explosion-nigeria-intl-latam/index.html

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Explosion kills at least 48 people as fuel tanker collides with truck in Nigeria | CNN

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A fuel tanker collided head-on with another truck in Nigeria on Sunday causing an explosion that killed at least 48 people, the country’s emergency response agency said.

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Super Typhoon Yagi hit northern Vietnam, killing at least 59 people and causing massive damage. Most deaths were from landslides, and hundreds were injured. The storm caused power outages, destroyed homes, and flooded areas, including Hanoi. Rescue teams are still searching for missing people, and the storm is moving west but remains dangerous.

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Landslide kills family as typhoon Yagi rips through Vietnam

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A 51-year-old man escapes but his wife, daughter and two grandchildren are buried in the landslide.

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Acclaimed British bass guitarist Herbie Flowers, who worked with the likes of David Bowie, Paul McCartney and Sir Elton John, has died aged 86.

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Tributes have called Flowers a "beautiful soul"

Acclaimed British guitarist Herbie Flowers, who worked with the likes of David Bowie, Paul McCartney and Sir Elton John, has died aged 86.

Flowers played bass in pop group Blue Mink and rock band T. Rex, and is thought to have contributed to more than 500 hit albums by the end of the 1970s.

He was credited with creating the famous bassline in Lou Reed's Walk on the Wild Side from his 1972 album Transformer.

His death was confirmed by close family members on Facebook on Saturday. Tributes from family and friends said Flowers was a "beautiful soul" and his musical contributions had touched many lives.

Flowers (left) found chart success with the band Blue Mink

Born Brian Keith Flowers, he got his first taste for music in the Royal Air Force in the 1950s, where he served for nine years as a bandsman playing the tuba.

In 1969, Flowers became one of the founding members of the pop group Blue Mink. The band found chart success with their debut single Melting Pot in 1969, and again with The Banner Man in 1971.

It was also in the 1960s that Flowers acquired his reputation as a session bass guitarist, working for record producers such as Shel Talmy, Steve Rowland and Tony Visconti.

He played bass guitar on David Bowie's self-titled 1969 album and Diamond Dogs in 1974.

One of his greatest achievements was to be the creator behind the legendary bassline for Lou Reed's 1972 hit Walk on the Wild Side.

Flowers later revealed in a 2005 interview with the BBC that he had come up with the idea for the bassline as he would be paid double as a session musician for playing two instruments.

In 1977, Flowers became a member of the final line up of T. Rex shortly before Marc Bolan's death, featuring on the band's final album, 1977's Dandy In The Underworld, and Bolan's Marc TV show.

Flowers (left) joined the final line up of rock band T. Rex in 1977

Tributes poured in after the news of Flowers' death.

The Charlatans' singer Tim Burgess led the tributes, saying Flowers "made the greats sound greater".

David Bowie's estate also paid tribute to the star's former collaborator, saying: "His work with Bowie and associates over the years is too long to list here."

"Aside from his incredible musicianship over many decades, he was a beautiful soul and a very funny man. He will be sorely missed."

Suede bass player Mat Osman also joined in with tributes, saying: "RIP Herbie Flowers. So many great basslines - imagine having played on Space Oddity, Walk on the Wild Side and Rock On."

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Bass guitarist Herbie Flowers dies aged 86

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The acclaimed guitarist worked with David Bowie, Paul McCartney and Sir Elton John.

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A new documentary series premiering at TIFF explores the legacy of the group adored by millions of Canadians – but largely unknown to the rest of the world.

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The Tragically Hip: The small-town band that united Canada

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A new documentary series premiering at TIFF explores the legacy of the group adored by millions of Canadians – but largely unknown to the rest of the world.

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Super Typhoon Yagi ripped roofs off buildings, sank boats and triggered landslides in Vietnam, leaving 14 people dead, before being downgraded into a tropical depression as it continues to weaken.

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The Russian spy beluga whale has been found mysteriously dead.

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Beloved ‘Russian spy whale’ Hvaldimir is found dead under mysterious circumstances

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A beloved beluga whale with a mysterious past was found dead in the waters of Norway over the weekend. Admirers are paying tribute as authorities investigate.

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The new fight to reform the UN’s colonial-era world order | CNN

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In a city known for its private members clubs battling for exclusivity, one gilded room in Manhattan reigns supreme: a powerful club of countries within the United Nations headquarters that has resisted adding a new member for nearly eight decades.

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In September 9 2024, Russia occupied a city Pokrovsk in Ukraine. In the Sumy region, two people were killed, and four were injured, including two children, during a Russian airstrike.

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Russia takes Ukrainian town in advance on Pokrovsk

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The military council dropped more bombs on Lashio city today at 10:30 a.m., causing damage to the people. At 10:28 a.m. today, September 9, the military council announced that 2 bombs were dropped by an airplane into Ward 1 of Lashio City. People are currently affected by the bombing by airplanes. Even after the 2 bombs have been scattered, they are still flying. The government is not taking responsibility for what they did.

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In Gaza, Palestine there is currently an ongoing cleanse where Israel's defense forces are currently keep trying to expand themselves into Palestine and make Gaza their own.

This overall could impact both countries horribly if we don't find a solution fast and would affect lots of things in the world such as peace, economy, and protesters etc.

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Saitama Stadium, ２丁目-1 Misono, Midori Ward, Saitama, Japan

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Saitama Stadium, ２丁目-1 Misono, Midori Ward, Saitama, Japan

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Saitama Stadium, ２丁目-1 Misono, Midori Ward, Saitama, Japan

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China’s men’s soccer team fell to a 7-0 loss to arch-rivals Japan on Thursday night, a startling new low for a soccer-obsessed nation where the game has been plagued by corruption scandals and ever-worsening performances.

Players in top European leagues led the way for Japan, with Liverpool’s Wataru Endo and Brighton’s Kaoru Mitoma both scoring in the demolition at the Saitama Stadium, north of Tokyo, in 2026 World Cup final-round Asian qualifiers. Monaco’s Takumi Minamino also scored twice.

“This is humiliating,” one China fan wrote on social media platform Weibo, where the defeat has become a trending topic, garnering more than 460 million views by Friday morning.

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China v. Japan: Chinese soccer team face fan backlash after humiliating World Cup Qualifier loss to arch-rivals | CNN

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China's men's soccer team fell to a 7-0 loss to arch-rivals Japan on Thursday night, a startling new low for a soccer-obsessed nation where the game has been plagued by corruption scandals and ever-worsening performances.

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Evidence

1.  People are upset because they believe the government isn't doing enough to free the hostages.

2.  Many of the hostages were captured during the fighting with Hamas.

3.  Families of the hostages are part of the protests, hoping to get their loved ones back.

4.  The protests show how divided people in Israel are about how the government is.

Prediction

I think this event would create many problem in the future, the war will continue for a long time also the economy around the world would drop down to the point that power full country would loss all their power and resource.

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Tens of thousands rally in Israel calling for hostage release deal

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The protests come after six hostages taken by Hamas on the 7 October attacks were found dead in Gaza on Sunday.

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An Al Jazeera investigation has exposed a massive gold-smuggling operation in Southern Africa, revealing how criminals and government officials are profiting from the illegal movement of gold across borders, laundering billions of dollars in the process.

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A Viking ship replica part of a project sank during a “maritime” expedition resulting in the drowning of American archaeologist Jim LaMere and his crew.

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An American researcher drowns after a Viking replica ship sinks off Norway’s coast

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A Viking replica ship capsized several days into its journey from the Faroe Islands to Norway. Five crew members survived, but researcher Karla Dana, 29, drowned. She was the lone American on board.

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They are arguing about whether to keep the Olympic rings on the Eiffel Tower.

I think it will stay there since most of the people agreed that it's a good symbol and should keep it there.

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Row over Paris mayor plan to keep Olympic rings on Eiffel Tower

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Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo says she wants the rings to stay on the iconic monument indefinitely.

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Handler attacked by a 9 year old Bengal tiger in a theme park(dream world). After the attack the handler was immediately sent to hospital. This is not the first time that the tiger attack. In 2011, the tiger attack 2 handler.

The author write this because he/she wanted to warn other people to be careful.

Source:https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/czxl2ne2l5yo

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Animal handler attacked by tiger at Australian theme park

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The tiger handler, who was working at Dreamworld when the attack occured, is in a stable condition.

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Tokyo is facing overpopulation as it attracts people from other areas of Japan, causing a housing shortage in numerous parts of the city. Furthermore, the city is over 98% native-born and maintains this rate through internal migration, with discrimination now being a significant issue for foreigners.

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Chiang Mai, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai

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Chiang Mai, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai

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Chiang Mai, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai

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September 2nd 2024, Reports from the Department of Land Transport (DLT), the Chinese visitor who was spotted in an online post with a Thai driver's license

This could lead to a scandal where Thai people riot over the injustice of the system, because visitors aren't registered citizens.

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PUBLISHED : 2 Sep 2024 at 08:41

The Department of Land Transport (DLT) says the Chinese tourist who was seen holding a Thai driver's licence in an online post, advertising "fast-track" services for official documents on a Chinese e-commerce platform, obtained her licence legally.

The advertisement on the Xiaohongshu platform caused outrage in Thailand after it was reposted online by a Thai social media user, who claimed the woman in the picture was able to secure a Thai driver's licence in Chiang Mai without having to go through any theory training or practical test.

The DLT on Sunday said the woman had lawfully obtained her licence at a DLT office in Chiang Mai, but her picture was used without her consent to advertise the illegal service.

The department urged foreign visitors not to fall for such advertisements, as they may have been posted by scammers. It noted several fraudulent pages have used the department's logo or images of legitimate licence holders to fool victims into giving up private information or paying much higher prices for official services.

Those who wish to obtain a driver's licence must go through the required process, which includes document verification, physical examination, and a driving test by themselves. A motorcycle licence costs 105 baht, while a licence for a car costs 205 baht, it said.

Manop Phutthawong, the Chiang Mai Provincial Transport office chief, said the woman came to apply for a licence at the office on Aug 21. She came alone and followed all the necessary procedures.

He added the office only had to verify her documents before issuing her a Thai licence since she was already carrying a valid Chinese driver's licence.

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Thai driver"s licence in Chinese ad "issued lawfully"

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The Department of Land Transport (DLT) says the Chinese tourist who was seen holding a Thai driver

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Russian air strikes have injured at least 41 people in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv. Mr Zelensky repeated his calls for Western allies to "give Ukraine everything it needs to defend itself". This is important as it provides insight on the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. The possible effects of this attack is constant retaliation and the possible involvement of other countries. This event is caused by the constant back and forth retaliations done by both countries.

Article link:

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cyvp1089q9jo

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A fire has reportedly broken out at the Konakovo Power Plant in Russia's Tver region (file photo)

Ukraine has launched a wave of overnight drone attacks on Russia, causing fires at two Russian energy facilities.

According to Russia's defence ministry, more than 158 Ukrainian drones targeted fifteen regions of the country, including the capital Moscow.

The Russian military claimed that these drones were intercepted and destroyed.

But as a result of the attack a fire has broken out at an oil refinery in Moscow in a "separate technical room", the city's mayor said.

Sergei Sobyanin reported that at least 11 drones targeted the capital city and the surrounding areas.

Meanwhile, 75 miles (120km) from the Russian capital, in the Tver region, loud blasts were heard close to the Konakovo Power Station.

Russian media are reporting a fire at the facility.

The region's governor, Igor Rudenya, acknowledged a fire caused by an attack in Konakovsky district had been contained, without providing details of what was hit.

Local officials also said drones attempted to attack the Kashira Power Plant in the Moscow region - but that there were no fires, damage or casualties as a result.

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Fires at Russian energy plants after Ukraine drone attacks

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Ukraine has launched a wave of overnight drone attacks on Russia, including near the capital Moscow.

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There are a war in Gaza between Israeli forces and Palestinians. This has cause the injuries, damage, and shortages of food and medicine. Many countries are forcing that they need to stop the war and help the people that they need

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Across the face of the continuous conflict and economic challenges, a Polio vaccination program is being started in Gaza. There are concerns about the health dangers to children in Gaza because of the recent announcement of the first outbreak of polio in 25 years in the region.

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Ukraine war briefing: Russia says it will change nuclear doctrine due to western ‘escalation’ in Ukraine.

Russia is planning to change its nuclear policy because it feels the West is escalating the war in Ukraine. Ukraine launched a big drone attack on Russian targets, and Russian forces are making gains in eastern Ukraine. The conflict is heating up, with missile strikes, military advances, and increased tensions between the involved countries.

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In Australia, a tiger attacked a tiger handler and this never happened for 3 decades.

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On August 20th, Telegram sex trafficking incidents occurred in more than 100 schools across the country. Recently, Telegram has taken action to block, but there are only 34 cases that the company blocked.

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South Korea faces deepfake porn ‘emergency’

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The president has addressed the growing epidemic after Telegram users were found exchanging doctored photos of underage girls.

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In Tel Aviv, Israel, there are ceasefire protests of the Hamas-Israel War due to hostages' deaths.

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Tens of thousands rally in Israel calling for hostage release deal

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The protests come after six hostages taken by Hamas on the 7 October attacks were found dead in Gaza on Sunday.