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Sudden collapse kills
two in Tel Aviv carpark accident
An inquiry has been
promised following the death of at least two people in Tel Aviv when a carpark
under construction collapsed. It is in the Ramal Hahayal district close to a
hospital, high-tech offices and restaurants.
Another four people may lie buried in the rubble and have been reported
missing. A further 24 were injured. No reasons for the collapse have yet been
offered.
London burns as 1666
model commemorates Great Fire
A model of the 1666
City of London has been set ablaze on the Thames to commemorate the great Fire
of that year that destroyed nearly 80% of the capital.
It was the second great disaster to hit London in the mid-17th century
following the Plague of the year before.
“So this is the commemoration of London’s Great Fire which took place in 1666.
The fire raged for four days and destroyed much of the city of London at the
time. Only six people were reported to have lost their lives but apparently
over 80,000 people were made homeless and became refugees,” said the Associate
Producer for event production company Artichoke Kate Harvey.
The destruction allowed the subsequent rebuilding of the city in the style
familiar today, much of it orchestrated by Sir Christopher Wren, who built St.
Paul’s cathedral.
President Obama Faces
Challenges Abroad
G20 sees tension
between China and the US press (CNN)President Barack Obama bade farewell to G20
leaders in Hangzhou, China, on Monday by reminding them they're living in
"turbulent" times -- and he wasn't kidding. His valedictory Asia
tour, which moved on to Laos later in the day, is unfolding amid diplomatic
slights and great power rivalries that reflect the unstable nature of the world
Obama will bequeath to his successor in January.
Merkel resists
pressure to change refugee policy
Angela Merkel has
admitted she is unhappy about the results of Sunday’s regional election.
The German Chancellor’s party was relegated to third place behind an
anti-immigrant party.
Merkel acknowledged her pro-refugee position has a lot to do with the CDU being
overtaken in the north-eastern state of Mecklenburg-West Pomerania.
However, she resisted pressure to change her policy.
“I am very dissatisfied with the outcome of the election,” she told reporters.
“Obviously it has something to do with the refugee question.”
“Nevertheless, I believe the decisions made were right and we have to continue
to work on them.”
Merkel stands by refugee policy election loss https://t.co/hWUVxbzCtg
Gwen Stefani and Blake
Shelton Get Cozy In Oklahoma
Gwen Stefani and Blake
Shelton have taken their love to Oklahoma for the holiday weekend.
The "Hollaback Girl" songstress posted a cute photo of her and her
boyfriend on Instagram Sunday, looking particularly cozy in what appears to be
similar Hawaiian shirts. The couple has been spending a fair amount of time
outdoors, as she Snapchatted a couple of videos of animals running by their
car! "Beauty," she captioned the picturesque video. It also looks
like Gwen's son, Kingston, went along for the trip, as she posted a hilarious
video of him using the old man filter.Gwen has shared her love of Blake's home
state time and time again, most recently snapping a selfie of her wearing a
white T-shirt that had "Oklahoma" written on it. The picture even
caught the eye of Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin, who tweeted the picture and
wrote, "Great shirt, @gwenstefani! #Oklahoma."
Is Trump Changing His
Opinion On Immigration?
Donald Trump discusses
debate prep work Vienna, Ohio (CNN)Donald Trump on Monday refused to rule out
granting legal status to undocumented immigrants who remain in the United
States, breaking with an immigration proposal he laid out just last week. But
asked Monday aboard his plane whether he could rule out a pathway to legal
status for undocumented immigrants, Trump declined. "We're going to make
that dec
US, Russia Continued
Impasse Over Syria
(CNN)The kaleidoscope of Syria's multi-sided
war is changing daily and the latest casualty is hope of a US-Russia agreement
that would bring about a truce and humanitarian relief. US Secretary of State
John Kerry and his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov have been working for
three months to negotiate a deal. But ultimately were hampered by "gaps of
trust" between the two nations, according to US President Barack Obama.
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