Monday, April 17, 2017

Queen is feeling better, says Princess Anne and other top stories.

  • Queen is feeling better, says Princess Anne

    Queen is feeling better, says Princess Anne
    Image caption The Queen's Christmas message was pre-recorded The Queen is feeling "better" despite missing a New Year's Day church service at Sandringham, her daughter the Princess Royal has said.Princess Anne spoke to well-wishers outside the church after attending the service with her father Prince Philip, brother Prince Edward and other royals.Buckingham Palace said the Queen is "still recuperating" from a heavy cold.Missing church was a "precautio..
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  • Trump's Russia claims drive this week in politics

    Trump's Russia claims drive this week in politics
    At a New Year's Eve party at his Mar-A-Lago estate, a tuxedoed Trump maintained that another culprit aside from Russia could have been behind the election intrusion."It could be somebody else. And I also know things that other people don't know, and so they cannot be sure of the situation," he said.Asked to describe what undisclosed information he knew, Trump said: "You'll find out on Tuesday or Wednesday."The latest developments in Trump's denial of the American intelligence community's assessm..
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  • South Korea scandal: Choi Soon-sil's daughter arrested in Denmark

    South Korea scandal: Choi Soon-sil's daughter arrested in Denmark
    An arrest warrant was issued for Chung Yoo-ra -- daughter of Choi Soon-sil -- in December for alleged interference of business.Choi was a friend and informal adviser to South Korean President Park Geun-hye, and has been described as a Rasputin-like character to the leader.At a press conference on December 21, Lee Kyu-chul, a spokesman for South Korea's special counsel team, told media that Chung -- a medal-winning equestrian -- was suspected to be in Germany."South Korean prosecutors plan to see..
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  • Israel will no longer return bodies of Palestinian Hamas militants

    Israel will no longer return bodies of Palestinian Hamas militants
    Image copyright AP Image caption Israeli soldiers' remains have been missing since the 50-day Gaza War in 2014 Israel will not return the bodies of Palestinian militants to their families, but will bury them instead, officials said.Israel said it was taking measures to ensure the return of Israeli remains from Palestinian territory.But the country's security cabinet announced the move after the release of mocking videos from the armed wing of Hamas.Th..
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  • UN chief urges New Year's resolution: 'Put peace first'

    UN chief urges New Year's resolution: 'Put peace first'
    UNITED NATIONS — Antonio Guterres took the reins of the United Nations on New Year’s Day, promising to be a “bridge-builder” but facing an antagonistic incoming U.S. administration led by Donald Trump, who thinks the world body’s 193 member states do nothing except talk and have a good time. The former Portuguese prime minister and U.N. refugee chief told reporters after being sworn-in as secretary-general on Dec. 12 that he will engage all governments – “and, of course, also with the next gove..
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  • Kim Says North Korea Close to Testing Inter-Continental Missile

    Kim Says North Korea Close to Testing Inter-Continental Missile
    January 1 at 10:26 PM North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said his country is in the “last stage” of preparations to test-fire an intercontinental ballistic missile, refusing to slow his nuclear-arms development as President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office in Washington. Kim made his remarks in a New Year’s televised address as he outlined his country’s military achievements for the past year, the country’s official Korean Central News Agency said Sunday. North Korea has conducted thr..
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  • Russian diplomats expelled in connection with cyber hacks depart US

    Russian diplomats expelled in connection with cyber hacks depart US
    The 35 Russian diplomats expelled by President Obama in connection with cyber-attacks during the 2016 White House race departed Sunday from a Washington, D.C.-area airport. The State Department confirmed shortly after noon that the diplomats and their families had departed from Dulles International Airport, about 30 miles west of the nationĂ¢€™s capital. Earlier in the day, Russian news agencies reported the departure, based on information from the Russian embassy. The diplomats were suspected s..
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  • Migrants storm border fence in Spanish enclave of Ceuta

    Migrants storm border fence in Spanish enclave of Ceuta
    Image copyright Reuters Image caption A migrant clings to the fence in Ceuta during a failed crossing Fifty Moroccan and five Spanish border guards were injured when 1,100 African migrants attempted to storm a border fence.The migrants were attempting to reach Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta.Only two were successful, but both were injured scaling the six-metre (20 ft) fence and needed hospital treatment. One guard lost an eye, officials said.Th..
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