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At least 30 people were arrested in a new day of protest in the center of the capital of Carabineros de Chile, which resulted in clashes between security agents and protesters demanding the release of those arrested in demonstrations of the outbreak registered in the country.
It was still unclear how the two assailants wearing suicide vests had entered Baghdad or why they had chosen to attack a market popular for cheap electronics and secondhand clothes. The first assailant detonated his explosives around 6 a.m., as the sun was rising and as day laborers, shopkeepers and street vendors were starting to…
Mike Costello feels Lomachenko may be among the world’s best sporting practitioners “This for me is the biggest impact in a sport I have known since Tiger Woods started winning everything.” Vasyl Lomachenko is just 12 fights into his professional boxing career but the records he surpasses and the style in which he sets them…
BBC Look East follows sprint cyclist Vicky Barnes on her first week back in training with the Great Britain squad since a serious crash in January 2016. The 24-year-old from Norfolk fractured her neck and back, dislocated her pelvis and slipped a disc in her neck during a race in Rotterdam, with doctors fearing she…
Image copyrightLOUISA GOULIAMAKIImage caption Stories of slavery have provoked protests all over the world The European Union is working with Libyan coastguards to reduce the number of migrants crossing the Mediterranean Sea. But many of those intercepted end up in detention centres in Libya, where some migrants say they are used as slaves, as the…
Munir Mohammed enlisted the help of pharmacist Rowaida El-Hassan on SingleMuslim.com after volunteering for a lone wolf mission directed by a man he believed was an IS commander on Facebook. Mohammed, a Sudanese asylum seeker, was arrested in December 2016 at his home in Leopold Street, Derby. Police found two of the three components for…
By THE NEW YORK TIMES | Feb. 21, 2018 | 56:44 The New York Times spoke with the British actress Minnie Driver about Matt Damon, Harvey Weinstein and the #MeToo movement. Related: article:Minnie Driver Calls for ‘Truth and Reconciliation’ Model to Combat Sexual Assault