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Tuesday, 7 July 2015
Boy, 12, Killed For Refusing To Kill Stranger
This is the heart-breaking moment a dad embraces his critically-ill son who was thrown off a bridge by gangland thugs for refusing to kill a stranger.
Angel Ariel Escalante Perez, 12, had been walking home from school when he was ambushed by the thugs who decided to have some fun with the youngster.
Egyptians Mock 'Ugly' New Nefertiti Statue
The unveiling of an ugly copy of a famously beautiful bust of Queen Nefertiti caused Egyptians to mock the authorities as well as the current state of art in the country.
Queen Nefertiti ruled Egypt alongside her husband in the 14th century BCE, and her beauty is legendary - her name in fact translates as "a beautiful woman has arrived." Our modern picture of the ancient queen has been largely shaped by a bust unearthed in 1912 which currently sits in a museum in Berlin - its ownership is the subject of frequent debate between Egypt and Germany.
Bomb Blast In Nigeria 'Kills 20'
At least 20 people have been killed in a bomb attack in north-western Nigeria's Zaria city, state governor Nasir El-Rufa'i has said.
A suspected suicide bomber targeted civil servants at a government building in the city, witnesses said.
Emergency workers have rushed to the scene to help evacuate the wounded.
Monday, 6 July 2015
Meet The Weird Lutheran Pastor Wooing US Outsiders
At the House for All Sinners and Saints in the US city of Denver, a foul-mouthed tattoo-loving Lutheran pastor who was once a Pagan, an alcoholic and a stand-up comedian, is reinventing church.
Nadia Bolz Weber walks through the glass doors and immediately commands attention. She is 6'1" (185cm), has short, salt-and-pepper hair slicked back from her face, wears dark pink lipstick, and her bare arms are well-toned from many hours spent lifting weights in the gym.
Saturday, 4 July 2015
River Jordan: Special Water Flown In For Princess Charlotte
When Princess Charlotte is christened on Sunday, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, will baptise her with water from the River Jordan. The same water was also used at the christening of Charlotte's brother, George, two years ago. Why?
Contrary to how it is traditionally represented in songs, poems and paintings, the River Jordan is unimpressively shallow, muddy and narrow.
Joan Rivers' Celeb Dr. I Didn't Know They Were Taking Selfies
The doctor who went down Joan Rivers' throat as the comedian slipped away says she had no idea another doctor was taking selfies during the procedure.
Dr. Gwen Korovin has filed legal docs answering claims in the wrongful death lawsuit, denying that she's responsible for Joan's death. The selfies -- taken by another doctor -- are evidence of unprofessionalism that led to Joan's death, according to the suit.
Teenager Hangs Self After Parents Refused To Build Toilet
An Indian teenager, Khusboo Kumari, 17, committed suicide because her parents refused to build a toilet in the house, police said on Saturday.
“It seems she had repeatedly asked her parents to build a toilet in the house as she was embarrassed to go out to the fields to defecate, but they ignored her.
Mayor Marries Alligator Believed To Be A Princess
Mayor of San Pedro Huamelula, a city in Mexico, Joel Vazquez Rojas, on Tuesday tied the knot with an alligator princess named María Isabel in a traditional ceremony that attracted hundreds of guests who watched and cheered in excitement.
The annual ceremony is meant to bring plenty of fish, shrimp and seafood to the fishermen who live in the Pacific coast town.
Couple Dies In Each Others Arms' A Day After 75th Anniversary
A couple from San Diego, United States, has died holding each other’s hands less than a day apart. The incident happened shortly after they reached 75 years in marriage, fulfilling a promise they made to peacefully pass in each other’s arms.
Jeanette and Alexander Toczko’s touching romance ended as sweetly as it began when the two fell madly in love at just 8 years old and soon learned they hated being apart, their children told ABC 10 News.
Friday, 3 July 2015
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