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Hong Kong: pro-democracy protesters gather outside British consulate
Published: 15 Sep 2019
Protesters gather near the British consulate in Hong Kong as the pro-democracy movement in the former British colony organises daily events
Published: 15 Sep 2019
Protesters gather near the British consulate in Hong Kong as the pro-democracy movement in the former British colony organises daily events
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Merkel's Migrants causing havoc on Berlin streets...
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Hong Kong: Police respond to firebombs with water cannon as violence escalates 🔥😱
Published: 22:15, 15 Sep 2019
Violence between police and protesters in Hong Kong escalated from scuffles to rocks, tear gas, firebombs and water cannons, on Sunday.
Footage on Harcourt Road shows protesters throwing back tear gas canisters and furling fire bombs at police, who respond with water cannons.
Hundreds of thousands have taken part in protests against an extradition bill with mainland China since the end of March and despite the bill being withdrawn, protesters continue to hit the streets waiting for other demands to be met. Among them is investigation of alleged police brutality during demonstrations, freedom to those arrested as well as other demands
Published: 22:15, 15 Sep 2019
Violence between police and protesters in Hong Kong escalated from scuffles to rocks, tear gas, firebombs and water cannons, on Sunday.
Footage on Harcourt Road shows protesters throwing back tear gas canisters and furling fire bombs at police, who respond with water cannons.
Hundreds of thousands have taken part in protests against an extradition bill with mainland China since the end of March and despite the bill being withdrawn, protesters continue to hit the streets waiting for other demands to be met. Among them is investigation of alleged police brutality during demonstrations, freedom to those arrested as well as other demands
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Ten drones launched by Iran-backed militants sparked a huge fire at the world's largest oil processing facility and a major oilfield in Saudi Arabia in the early hours of this morning. The fires at Abqaiq in Buqyaq, which contains the world's largest oil processing…
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Donald Trump has claimed America is 'locked and loaded' as it waits for confirmation Iran was was behind drone attacks on Saudi oil plants on Saturday, after Tehran warned America is was 'ready for full-fledged war'. The President tweeted on Sunday night: 'Saudi Arabia oil supply was attacked. There is reason to believe that we know the culprit, are locked and loaded depending on verification, but are waiting to hear from the Kingdom as to who they believe was the cause of this attack, and under what terms we would proceed!'
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High-fiving cheerleader is wiped out by tumbling fans as railing at a volleyball match collapses
A California man was arrested for allegedly making false threats against the Los Angeles County Fair just to avoid going there with his parents. Authorities said that the Los Angeles County Fair notified them that it had received an email Friday at about 3pm stating that there would be a mass shooting at the site on Sunday, according to KTLA. The Pomona Police Department said they and the FBI immediately launched an investigation into the email, tracking it to Erik Villasenor, of Sylmar, California. Police and a tactical team arrived at his home and arrested him. #facepalm
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Police fired chemical-laced blue water and tear gas at protesters who lobbed Molotov cocktails outside the Hong Kong government office complex today. Violence flared anew after thousands of pro-democracy supporters marched through downtown shopping district in defiance of a police ban - the latest expression of a popular revolt that has raged for the last 99 days. Shops were shut amid fears of renewed violence in the semi-autonomous Chinese territory that has been unsettled by months of protests. A mixed crowd of hardcore protesters in black and wearing masks, along with families with children, spilled into the roads of the Causeway Bay shopping belt. Some waved U.S. and British flags, while others carried posters reiterating their calls for democratic reforms. Police had turned down a request by the Civil Human Rights Front to hold the march but the demonstrators were undeterred, as they have been all summer. The march disrupted traffic and many shops, including the Sogo department store, closed their doors.
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A Saudi Arabian man has been arrested after he filmed himself repeatedly firing a gun before placing the pistol inside a baby's mouth. The shocking video, filmed in Riyadh, captures a man later identified as the child's brother as he appears to shoot into the air three times 'in celebration'. Another man then tells the alleged shooter to 'make the baby smell the gun powder', and he places the pistol inside the infant's mouth. Riyadh Police spokesman Chaker Sulaiman told online newspaper Sabq that the man, who was in his 20s, had been arrested.
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Hong Kong police deny ‘double standards’ after accusations of leniency towards anti-protester mob
https://www.hongkongfp.com/2019/09/16/hong-kong-police-deny-double-standards-accusations-leniency-towards-anti-protester-mob/
https://www.hongkongfp.com/2019/09/16/hong-kong-police-deny-double-standards-accusations-leniency-towards-anti-protester-mob/
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Hong Kong police deny ‘double standards’ after accusations of leniency towards anti-protester mob
Pro-democracy lawmakers have accused the Hong Kong police force of adopting “double standards” in their treatment of anti-government demonstrators and counter-protesters in North Point on Sunday night. The police have denied wrongdoing. At a press conference…
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Russia's Defence Ministry published a new video: the anti-ship cruise missile "Granite" at a distance of about 400 miles successfully hit the target ship.🚀
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WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT! a car transporting gas cylinders exploded on Wrocławska Street in western Warsaw, Poland, killing two people and severely injuring two others 💥😱