Новости за 19.06.2017

The Muslim cleric who prevented the angry worshippers from harming the suspect of the van attack at a mosque in London's Finsbury Park, has been praised for his “bravery and courage.”
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A 16-year-old trail runner was cornered and mauled to death by a black bear in Alaska on Sunday just moments after he texted his mother to send help.
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A web studio in Tyumen, a city in the Russian Urals, has listed quite a job offer: they’re looking for a… fake programmer. The ideal candidate should be skinny, have a “worn sweater”, and wear glasses.
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Otto Warmbier, an American student held in North Korea for 17 months and recently released with severe neurological trauma following months spent in a coma, has passed away.
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NASA's Kepler space telescope team have identified 219 new planet candidates, ten of which could prove to be humanity’s next great hopes of life among the stars.
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The Seattle Police Department has released audio of the fatal shooting of an expectant 30-year-old African-American mother. Police were responding to a burglary call and claimed the woman brandished a knife before officers shot and killed her.
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Iranian state media has released drone footage of their country’s missile strike in Syria, carried out in retaliation for the two recent terrorist attacks in Tehran.
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The United States Supreme Court has scuppered the hopes of Ecuadorian villagers aiming to collect an $8.65 billion pollution judgment in the US. The award was issued six years ago by a court in Ecuador.
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The US seeks to keep open the communication channels with Russia over Syria but says it retains the right to self defense, according to the White House spokesman. Moscow suspended military cooperation following the US-led coalition’s downing of a Syrian warplane.
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Newly-released satellite photos show the complete picture of devastation caused by Portugal’s deadly forest fire.
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Firearms are the third leading cause of mortality among children in the US, after accidents and congenital disease, according to a new study. Gun suicide rates are rising, while gun homicides affect African-American children the most.
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Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines have launched joint operations in the Sulu Sea off the north coast of Borneo, amid fears that the Islamist insurgency in the southern Philippines might spread throughout the region.
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Saudi Arabia detained three members of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards near the offshore Marjan oil field, the Saudi Information Ministry has said in a statement. A senior Iranian official dismissed the claim, however, stating the three detained men were fishermen.
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Russian boxer Sergey Kovalev’s controversial 8th-round stoppage defeat to Andre Ward in their world light heavyweight title rematch has polarized the boxing world.
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A California-based cybersecurity firm found a database of nearly 200 million American voters – along with their preferences and modeling data – left unsecured on an Amazon cloud server by data contractors working on Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential bid.
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World Cup winners Germany beat Asian champions Australia 3-2 in their opening Confederations Cup Group B match at Fisht Stadium in Sochi.
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Qatar says it will not negotiate with Arab states which cut diplomatic and travel ties with it earlier this month unless they reverse their measures, the country's foreign minister said.
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A driver pulled over by police was found in possession of a submachine gun made by the Nazis. Around one million MP40s were built between 1940 and 1945, one of which found its way into a Holden Commodore 60 miles (96.5 km) north of Sydney.
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Islamophobia, or hate crimes perpetrated against Muslims, is still “not taken seriously enough” in Britain, according to campaigners and academics.
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Police have named the man suspected of using a van to attack worshipers at a London mosque as 47-year-old Darren Osborne, a father-of-four from Cardiff, Wales.
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A newborn baby has received possibly the best birthday gift ever after being born mid-flight while travelling from Saudi Arabia to India. Jet Airways has gifted the baby boy with free flights for life.
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A growing number of volunteers and residents who survived the Grenfell Tower fire in West London last week believe authorities and the media are deliberately downplaying the true scale of fatalities and key details of the deadly inferno.
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Google has vowed to intensify its fight against online extremism, acknowledging that "more needs to be done." The tech giant pledged to take four additional steps which it believes will help combat terrorist content.
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With history conspiring against her, and forces inside and outside her own party baying for Theresa May’s downfall, RT looks at the prime minister’s troubles and examines her prospects of clinging to power beyond Friday.
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Formal Brexit negotiations began on Monday morning, but Prime Minister Theresa May still finds herself scrambling to shore up support in the House of Commons.
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