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Dramatic Colombia comeback silences France in pre-World Cup friendly

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Dramatic Colombia comeback silences France in pre-World Cup friendly

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by: Johan Sebastian Argote Pineda

Colombia’s national soccer team on Friday staged a remarkable recovery to beat France in Paris as preparations for this summer’s World Cup in Russia continued.

Goals from Luis Muriel, Radamel Falcao and a late Juan Fernando Quitero rescued “Los Cafeteros” after they had fallen behind following an early French onslaught.

First half goals from Olivier Giroud and Thomas Lemar powered the home side into an early lead in front of a boisterous home crowd but a spirited performance from the South Americans saw them overturn the deficit to secure a 3-2 win.

Ranking the 50 greatest WWE Intercontinental champions of all-time as we count down to WrestleMania 34
Then there’s the unexplainable magic that certain WWE superstars brought to the table.

The Intercontinental championship match at WrestleMania 34 on April 8 is hotly anticipated, as The Miz defends against Finn Balor and Seth Rollins in New Orleans.

As we look forward to what promises to be an epic match, we also celebrate the top 50 Intercontinental champions in WWE history…

Who won the Australian Grand Prix? Result as Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel went head-to-head

Lewis Hamilton had to settle for second at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix after an apparent error by Mercedes gift-wrapped victory to his rival Sebastian Vettel.

Defending champion Hamilton seemed on course to cruise to the chequered flag at Melbourne's Albert Park after winning the dash to the opening bend and building up a comfortable lead over the pack.

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YouTube shooting: Suspect visited shooting range before attackThe suspect in a shooting at YouTube HQ visited a local shooting range just hours before the attack in San Bruno on Tuesday, police said.

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YouTube shooting: Suspect visited shooting range before attackThe suspect in a shooting at YouTube HQ visited a local shooting range just hours before the attack in San Bruno on Tuesday, police said.

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by: Anyi Paola Molina

Nasim Aghdam, who made videos on the platform, legally owned the semi-automatic handgun used in the shooting, police chief Ed Barberini said. She was found dead at the scene, apparently of a self-inflicted wound. Police said the motive for the shooting appeared to be that Aghdam was "upset with the policies" of YouTube. Earlier reports suggested the 39-year-old believed YouTube was filtering her videos, and reducing the money she could make on the platform. Three people with gunshot wounds were transported to hospital. Two were released on Tuesday night, but one victim, a man in his 30s, remains in serious condition. "At this point, we have no indication that she was selecting individuals to fire at," Mr Barberini said. "There's absolutely no link or relationship that we've identified."

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Mr Barberini said police were trying to access Aghdam's social media accounts "in order to further comprehend" her motive.

AP FACT CHECK: Trump misses mark on state of Mexico border
FILE--In this March 13, 2018, file photo, President Donald Trump talks with reporters as he reviews border wall prototypes in San Diego. In his threat Tuesday, April 3, 2018, to use the military on the U.S.-Mexico border until his promised wall is built, Trump again heaped blame on his predecessor, Barack Obama, and congressional Democrats for creating a dangerous and dysfunctional border. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci, file) SAN DIEGO (AP) — In vowing Tuesday to use the military on the U.S.-Mexico border until his coveted wall is built, President Donald Trump heaped blame on his predecessor, congressional Democrats and Mexico for creating a dangerous and dysfunctional border. Here's a look at some of Trump's latest claims on the state of the border, including a caravan of Central Americans crossing Mexico, and how they stack up with the facts: TRUMP: "President Obama made changes that basically created no border. It's called catch and release. And we can't do anything about it because the laws that were created by Democrats are so pathetic and so weak." THE FACTS: Wrong on several fronts. In decrying what it calls "catch-and-release" policies, the White House cites a 2008 law that gave new protections to children who cross the border alone from countries other than Mexico or Canadá. But the William Wilberforce Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act passed both houses of Congress unanimously with Republican President George W. Bush's enthusiastic support. The administration also points to a settlement of a class-action lawsuit in 1997 that established standards for detention, treatment and release of children who cross the border alone. Those protections have been extended by federal judges several times.

Commonwealth Games 2018 officially launched as athletes and artists take part in opening ceremony on Gold Coast
The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall officially launched the 2018 Commonwealth Games at the Carrara Stadium on Australia's Gold Coast. Prince Charles was appearing on behalf of the Queen, reading the monarch's message to the gathered athletes. The couple were greeted at the venue by Peter Beattie, the chairman of the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games Corporation, and Louise Martin, the president of the Commonwealth Games Federation. Athletes from across the Commonwealth were joined by dancers and artists as the Games was launched in a flash of colour. Alistair Brownlee was England's flag bearer with the double Olympic triathlon champion set to defend his Commonwealth titles in the individual and mixed relay races. Team England selected their flag bearer after a vote of all sport team leaders, and Brownlee said: "It's a massive honour to carry the flag for England at the Commonwealth Games."

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Saudí Arabia's first cinema in more than 35 years will open on 18 April, showing the action movie Black Panther.

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Saudí Arabia's first cinema in more than 35 years will open on 18 April, showing the action movie Black Panther.

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It is part of a deal done with the world's biggest cinema chain, AMC, to open up to 40 cinemas in some 15 Saudi cities over the next five years.

The past year has seen the start of a huge drive to bring entertainment to Saudi Arabia as part of Vision 2030.

That is the ambitious plan for economic and social reform by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.

The conservative Muslim kingdom had cinemas in the 1970s, but they were closed at the behest of hardline Islamic clerics.

Rugby Australia says it does not support the views of star player Israel Folau after he suggested that gay people would end up in hell.

The Wallabies player was widely criticised for the comment, which he wrote on Instagram on Wednesday.

Rugby Australia said it supported "all forms of inclusion", while major sponsor Qantas said Folau's opinion was "very disappointing".

Folau has not responded to the backlash.

Last year, Folau sparked disagreement within the national rugby union team after he tweeted about his opposition to same-sex marriage.

His latest comment was a response to an Instagram user who asked Folau: "What was god's plan for gay people?"

The player replied: "Hell... unless they repent of their sins and turn to God."

The comment has since been deleted, but screenshots of the exchange have drawn condemnation online.

Colombia launches census of Venezuelan migrants

Colombia began a two-month census of Venezuelan migrants on Friday in an attempt to oversee how many citizens from the neighboring country crossed the border due to a crisis.

The census is is supposed to allow both legal and illegal Venezuelan migrants to provide the government with confidential information to plan a possible permanent registration for migrants to stay in the country.

“The aim is to establish how many Venezuelans there are and  in which regions, for how long, under what conditions they live [and] whether they work or not,” Pereira immigration official Sandra Lorena Cardenas told newspaper El Otun.

“The aim is for the government to issue a package of humanitarian measures for the attention of their human rights,” according to Cardenas.

The United Nations’ refugee agency and the International Organization for Migration would be involved in the two-month process.

It remains to be seen how the government will incentivize irregular Venezuelans to participate in the census if migrants are concerned about being deported by authorities.

Especially in the border region, hundreds of Venezuelans were sent back after failing to present the adequate papers.

As of February, 171,984 Venezuelans had solicited the free special permit to stay (PEP), which allows them to stay up to two years, but many are afraid to apply because of the potential for trouble with the government.

“Many of the Venezuelan citizens have not done the procedure of the PEP because they are afraid of being deported or that something bad will happen because they go to the Colombian authorities,” said Daniel Pages, president of the Association of Venezuelans in Colombia.

Officials estimate the country could register 800,000 Venezuelans to stay in the country depending on the census results.

According to Migration Colombia, there were 550,000 Venezuelans in the country at the end of 2017. Other sources have said there could be more than a million in the country already.

Munoz said information gathered by the government “cannot be used” to enforce deportations.

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International newsNew York police shoot black man holding pipe after reports he had firearm.

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International newsNew York police shoot black man holding pipe after reports he had firearm.

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by: Julian Camilo Paredes

New York police officer on Wednesday shot to death a black man who pointed a metal pipe to them, and one uniformed officer shot 10 times

The man, whose name and age were not immediately released, was taken to a hospital where he was declared dead.

The shooting follows a number of killings of unarmed black men by police.

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Colombia to close Tayrona National Park for environmental relief
Colombia’s Tayrona National Park, located on the northern Caribbean coast near the town of Santa Marta will close between January 28 and February 28 in order to “give a rest to the ecosystem of the protected area.”

“The measure is covered by resolution 007 of January 3, 2018,

The rest will be done in the entire jurisdiction of the Tayrona National Natural Park, from the sector of Punta Venado to the Piedras River.

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McLaren roll back the years with new-look car
McLaren are hoping for a better season this year

Fernando Alonso puts faith in the new car.

The new car will be put through, during a filming day in Spain

"The car certainly looks very neat and well thought-out, and I think the new colour looks really great and really eye-catching."

"I know just how important this car is to the team, and I just hope that it delivers in the way we all want it to.

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Syria war: Trump 'persuaded not to pull out immediately'

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Syria war: Trump 'persuaded not to pull out immediately'

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by: Diego Andres Moreno

US officials say President Trump has been persuaded not to pull the military out of Syria immediately, despite his declaration last week that the US would "be coming out of Syria very soon".

Advisers reportedly convinced him that it could risk a resurgence by the Islamic State (IS) group.

The White House said on Wednesday the US military mission in Syria was coming to a "rapid end".

But it has not announced a timetable for a full troop withdrawal.

A statement said IS was almost completely destroyed, and that the US would consult its allies regarding future plans.

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

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

Plastic bag litter in ocean has fallen since 5p charge
The results provide the clearest evidence to date that taxes and charges on single use plastic can help to protect the ocean from litter that kills whales, seabirds and other marine creatures.

Scientists at the Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas), a government research agency, analysed the litter collected during almost 2,500 trawls by fisheries research vessels over the past 25 years, where nets were dragged along the seabed scooping up anything buried to a depth of 15cm.

In all areas around the UK, the likelihood of the nets bringing up plastic bags has more than…