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The nominees were announced from Beverly Hills after still-burning fires ravaged Southern California for the past week.
Guillermo del Toro’s Cold War-era, Canadian-shot fairytale “The Shape of Water” swam away with a leading seven Golden Globe nominations Monday, while the Canadian-directed HBO drama “Big Little Lies” led the television categories with six nods.
In what’s been seen as a wide-open Oscar race so far, several films followed closely behind “The Shape of Water,” including Steven Spielberg’s Pentagon Papers drama “The Post,” with six nominations, including best actress for Meryl Streep and best actor for Tom Hanks. Martin McDonagh’s revenge drama “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” also got a major boost in the nominations announced Monday in Beverly Hills, California, with six nods, including best actress for Frances McDormand and supporting actor for Sam Rockwell.
But as the most prominent platform yet in Hollywood’s awards season to confront the post-Harvey Weinstein landscape, the Globes also enthusiastically supported Ridley Scott’s J. Paul Getty drama “All the Money in the World.” Acclaimed Canadian actor Christopher Plummer, who replaced Kevin Spacey in the film just last month, was nominated for best supporting actor. Scott was also nominated for best director and Michelle Williams for best actress.
A rough cut of the film was screened for the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which puts on the Globes. Scott is quickly reediting the movie to eradicate Spacey, who has been accused of sexual misconduct by numerous men.
The nominees for best picture drama are: the tender young romance “Call Me By Your Name,” Christopher Nolan’s World War II epic “Dunkirk,” ”The Post,” ”The Shape of Water” and “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.”
“The Shape of Water” was shot in Toronto and Hamilton.
The nominees for best picture comedy or musical are: James Franco’s “The Disaster Artist,” Jordan Peele’s horror sensation “Get Out,” Greta Gerwig’s coming-of-age tale “Lady Bird,” the upcoming musical “The Greatest Showman,” and the Tonya Harding comic-drama “I, Tonya.”
Despite considerable backlash, “Get Out” ended up on the comedy side of the Globes. It was submitted that way by Universal Pictures. Peele himself slyly commented on the controversy, calling his social critique of latent racism “a documentary.” Though the Globes passed over Peele’s script, newcomer Daniel Kaluuya was nominated for best actor in a comedy.
Though some predicted and feared an acting field lacking diversity, the nominees were fairly inclusive. Denzel Washington (“Roman J. Israel, Esq.”), Mary J. Blige (“Mudbound”), Hong Chau (“Downsizing”) and Octavia Spencer (“The Shape of Water”) were among the 30 film acting nominees.
In the television categories, the Emmy-winning “Big Little Lies,” which is directed by Montreal’s Jean-Marc Vallee, earned a number of acting nods (Nicole Kidman, Reese Witherspoon, Shailene Woodley, Alexander Skarsgard) as well as best limited series. (HBO recently announced a second season for “Big Little Lies,” which will change its category in other awards shows.)
Other nominees with Canadian connections include Toronto-born “Will and Grace” star Eric McCormack for best actor in a musical or comedy series, the Canadian co-production “The Breadwinner” for best animated film and the Alberta-shot series “Fargo” for TV’s best limited series or motion picture. “The Handmaid’s Tale,” based on Canadian author Margaret Atwood’s acclaimed novel, also received several nominations, including best television drama.
FX’s Bette Davis and Joan Crawford chronicle “Feud: Bette and Joan” landed four nominations, including nods for Jessica Lange and Susan Sarandon. Amazon’s just-debuted “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” scored several nods, including best comedy series. Also with numerous nominations were Netflix’s “Stranger Things,” and NBC’s “This Is Us.”
Left out were frequent Globes-nominees “House of Cards” and “Transparent,” two of the TV affected by the cascading fallout of sexual harassment allegations in the wake of Harvey Weinstein’s ouster. It’s been an omnipresent component of this year’s awards season, including Monday. As usual, the nominations were partly announced on NBC’s “Today” show, where Matt Lauer was recent fired following allegations of sexual misconduct.
Gary Oldman, nominated for best actor for his Winston Churchill in “Darkest Hour,” said it’s cast an unusual pall over the season.
“How should we celebrate? Well, I don’t think any of it’s funny, so I guess that people will stay away from it in the ceremony,” said Oldman by phone Monday. “It’s evolution, and it’s good that we sort of start to check ourselves about what we do and what we say and how we do it and how we say it to people, so I think it’s ultimately a good thing. But I can’t see too much of this coming up in (the show), up there on the platform, as it were, on the podium. It’s not something to joke about, I don’t think.”
The nominees were announced from Beverly Hills after still-burning fires ravaged Southern California for the past week. The Thomas Fire has destroyed some 790 structures and forced thousands to evacuate their homes, with the blazes even entering the nearby neighbourhood of Bel Air.
The Globes haven’t traditionally predicted the Oscars, but they did last January. The Globes best-picture winners — “Moonlight” and “La La Land” — both ultimately ended up on the stage for the final award of the Oscars, with “Moonlight” emerging victorious only after the infamous envelope flub. The press association, which has worked in recent years to curtail its reputation for odd choices, is composed of approximately 90 freelance international journalists.
The last Globes broadcast, hosted by Jimmy Fallon, averaged 20 million viewers, an upswing of 8 per cent, according to Nielsen. This year, Fallon’s NBC late-night partner, Seth Meyers, will host the January 7 ceremony.
No Cecil B. DeMille lifetime achievement recipient has yet been chosen. Last year’s honoree, Streep, spoke forcefully against the then President-elect Donald Trump, shortly before his inauguration, leading him to criticize the actress as “overrated.” This year, she — along with Spielberg and Hanks — return with a pointed and timely drama, “The Post,” about the power of the press to counter lies emanating from the White House.
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Associated Press writers Lindsey Bahr and Sandy Cohen, and The Canadian Press contributed to this report from Los Angeles.
Jake Coyle, The Associated Press
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While big, well deserving names did make the list, a number of high-profile awards contenders were overlooked in the Golden Globes nominations. USA TODAY


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A 12-week in-depth study of the Constitution will be offered at 6 p.m. on Wednesdays at Bethel Church beginning Feb. 21. The class is free with the exception of a $45 book fee. Reservations for the class must be made quickly due to space and book limitations. Call Bethel Church at 530-273-8475 to reserve a seat. Bethel Church is located at 13010 State Hwy. 49 in Grass Valley. Child care is provided.
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Police are investigating after drugs were found at a fire involving four properties in Langney yesterday (Tuesday).
Firefighters were initially called to a house in Hambleton Close, off Pennine Way, at 4pm.
An East Sussex Fire & Rescue Service spokesperson said, “Four fire engines attended and firefighters wearing breathing apparatus used two hose reel jets to tackle the fire, involving four properties.”
Police attended and drugs were found.
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“On inspection of the property, officers discovered and seize nine cannabis plants. Enquiries are ongoing.”

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Question: Harvey Weinstein indicted by grand jury in New York rape case

Harvey Weinstein has been indicted on rape and criminal sex act charges.
The film producer was brought “another step closer to accountability” by the indictment, Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr said as he made the announcement on Wednesday.
It comes hours after a statement issued through a spokesman said Weinstein would not testify before the grand jury over sex charges on the advice of his lawyers.
The film producer was charged last Friday on two counts of rape and one of a criminal sexual act for alleged incidents involving two separate women. Weinstein was due to face the grand jury – the panel convened by the Manhattan District Attorney.
They say the former movie mogul did not have enough time to prepare to testify, and that he only learned on Friday of the identities of the two women relating to the charges.
A statement from the Manhattan DA announcing the grand jury indictment said: “A grand jury has voted to indict Harvey Weinstein on charges of rape in the first and third degrees, and criminal sexual act in the first degree.
“This indictment brings the defendant another step closer to accountability for the crimes of violence with which he is now charged.
“Our office will try this case not in the press, but in the courtroom where it belongs. The defendant’s recent assault on the integrity of the survivors and the legal process is predictable. We are confident that when the jury hears the evidence, it will reject these attacks out of hand.”
A statement issued on behalf of Weinstein’s lawyer Benjamin Brafman said: “After being unfairly denied access to critical information about this case that was needed to defend him before the grand jury, Mr Weinstein’s attorneys decided there was not sufficient time to properly prepare Mr Weinstein.
“The identities of the accusers and the specific charges were provided to Mr Weinstein last Friday on the eve of the Memorial Day weekend and a deadline for his appearance set for Wednesday, 2pm.
“Our request for a postponement of his appearance before the grand jury was denied. Accordingly, Mr Brafman will inform the District Attorney today that Mr Weinstein intends to follow the advice of his attorneys and not testify before the grand jury.”
The statement continued: “Not having access to these materials is particularly troubling in this case, where one of the unsupported allegations is more than 14 years old and the rape allegation involves a woman with whom Mr Weinstein shared a 10-year consensual sexual relationship that continued for years after the alleged incident in 2013.”
Finally, Mr Weinstein’s attorneys noted that regardless of how compelling Mr Weinstein’s personal testimony might be, an indictment was inevitable due to the unfair political pressure being placed on Cy Vance to secure a conviction of Mr Weinstein.”
Weinstein (66) was in court on Friday in New York in his first public appearance since facing numerous allegations of sexual misconduct. He posted a $1 million cash bail and agreed to wear an electronic monitor which tracks his movements 24 hours a day, seven days a week. He also surrendered his passport and agreed to stay within the states of New York and Connecticut.
Weinstein, who has repeatedly denied allegations of non-consensual sex, intends to plead not guilty to the charges, Mr Brafman said outside court. – PA

There are calls for the New York District Attorney Cyrus Vance to be investigated, following revelations he failed to prosecute embattled Harvey Weinstein in 2015. Legal defence fund and advocacy group, Time's Up, urged New York Governor Andrew Cuomo to launch an independent investigation into Vance and his office, and to determine the facts behind the decision not to prosecute Weinstein for sexual abuse crimes against one of his accusers, Amber Battilana.


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Question: Average Brit is 79 percent good

The average Brit considers themselves to be 79 percent good – and 21 percent bad, according to a new study.
Researchers took an in depth look into how the nation sees themselves - with some surprising results.
According to the data most of us (45 percent) claim we would do anything for anyone, while a further 28 percent would consider themselves to be a “good egg”.
However, behind the smiles and the niceties, 90 percent of us claim to have a dark side – with the average Brit owning up to doing something bad six times in the last 12 months.
Saying something spiteful to hurt someone else (25 percent), sharing a secret had promised you’d keep to yourself (22 percent) and kissing someone you shouldn’t made Brits naughty list.
One in twenty (5 percent) even admitted to having an extra marital affair and 16 percent have sworn at a stranger in the street after a minor disagreement.
The ‘good v bad’ study, which was carried out by online casino playojo.com also revealed women claim they are more likely to have a dark side than men (61 percent).
In fact, a sinister one in ten (11 percent) of the 1,500 adults polled said they have a dark side that no one knows about.
Yesterday a spokesperson for playojo.com casino said: “On the whole the research shows most people consider themselves to be good person - but we all have a tendency to go off piste from time to time.
“The research highlighted that most people are aware of their weaknesses whether that be telling a few fibs, losing our temper or snooping at something we shouldn’t.
“No one can be perfect all the time and we are all capable of behaving badly when tired, stressed or under pressure.
“We realised there was a level of distrust among players in the online casino industry and we pledged to give them a more rewarding and fairer alternative.
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To keep our dark side in check more than two thirds (67 percent) of the population felt they need the occasional chance to misbehave.
And nearly two thirds (64 percent) of respondents said they find people who are ‘holier than thou’ a bit boring and felt it was good to have an edgier side.
High stress levels and a bad temper were the most common weaknesses of those polled with a quarter complaining that money was their Achilles heel.
Telling lies, the opposite sex and alcohol were also listed as common character flaws the survey found.
A quarter of the adults polled (24 percent) said they have suffered life changing consequences as a result of being badly behaved and 39 percent said they often felt guilty after getting up to something they shouldn’t.
Nearly half of Brits said they often come across as sweetness and light but harbour vicious thoughts about people they dislike.
BRITS MOST COMMON MISDEMEANOURS….
1. Lied about how much money you have spent
2. Said something spiteful to someone
3. Told a secret you said you would keep quiet
4. Lied about your whereabouts
5. Sworn at a stranger
6. Flirted with someone you shouldn’t
7. Lied about how much you drink
8. Snubbed someone in the street
9. Committed road rage
10. Snooped on someone’s emails
11. Kissed someone I shouldn’t have
12. Carried out an act of revenge on someone you don’t like
13. Told a lie to hurt someone
14. Sent a naked selfie to someone
15. Sexted someone you shouldn’t
16. Lied on a CV or interview
17. Stitched someone up at work
18. Had an affair

Seen this? Your license tax and how it is lavished. In any other walk of life this is called shift work and would just happen. An extra £1m for some of the MOST biased and most anti-British BBC employees. Cheers.


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Phil Keoghan of “The Amazing Race,” which amazingly left CBS-TV’s longtime Sunday slot and is now back on Thursdays:
“This week’s episode is 22 diverse strangers who’ve never met, no husbands and wives, no friends, and have nothing to do with each other and take days just to learn everyone’s names. They line up in LA, then race around the world and vie to win $1 million.
“Filming in Zanzibar, this ‘Roadblock’ episode had one team make a kitchen implement. Sounds easy, but they had to cut a ladle from a mass of tin, mould the actual metal, turn it, shape it, forge it. It was earsplitting sounds of unending clanging metal among people who knew how to do it, and it was in an African industrial area.
“Many had headaches. There was desperation. I can’t give away what happens.”
So why did the show leave its Sunday berth?
“I don’t know. It was a lovely time slot. But TV habits are changing. No longer a three-network system. Now viewers watch not by appointment but by whenever they choose to watch. This new 10 p.m. Thursday period is, I think, to help CBS with that hour that’s sometimes slow. Ours is a family show so we’ll see how it works for us.”
Busier than a three-armed ladle-maker, Keoghan’s also pushing “Le Ride.”
“It’s a documentary about the first Tour de France. I re-created it on the same vintage 1928 bike which then had no gears and weighed twice what today’s bikes do. I duplicated the same journey — over the Alps and Pyrenees.”
It screens 7 p.m. Tuesday at 42nd’s Regal Cinema.
And the wheels he’ll take to get there?
Taxi.
Please pay attention
Gay Talese and family had their Easter chicken at Rotisserie Georgette . . .
CBS launching “48 Hours: NCIS,” a six-parter about Naval Criminal cases . . .
What’s cuddly about the frozen tundra, I don’t know, but Keanu Reeves is making “Siberia.” A romantic film. Maybe they stroke each other’s parkas . . .
And excuse me, but Inane Fonda, who once pimped for Hanoi, now promo-ing vibrators? . . .
How to stay gorgeous and skinny? Superstunner Heidi Klum, from the days of her favorite special treat growing up in Germany, is still into McDonald’s Big Macs.
Lifestyle that’s hard to leave
I remember Marla Maples when she was the newly ex Mrs. Donald Trump who opened an eatery that closed fast, and was “nervous . . . mourning . . . breaking even” and said it ain’t easy “leaving planes, helicopters, Vegas casinos, Trump Tower and Mar-a-Lago.”
What a difference a life makes. Today, daughter Tiffany has her own Secret Service protection.
Time travel
Techie expert: “No longer just phones, credit cards, banks and Internet devices. Graduation classes now exist, a four-year course, which teach the operation of surveillance. Our future Waldorf’s elevators, rooms, floors, hallways, lobby, johns, escalators, banquet spaces will all be wired. It’s goodbye to faxes, Wite-Out, carbon paper, Tamron Hall, plastic bags, maybe soon Macy’s, a near bye-bye to drive your own car, and a forever ta-ta to privacy.”
My longtime housekeeper, near 70, sees poorly, messes up messages, can’t hear and forgets her grandkids’ names. She watered a fake plant four months and reset clocks backward so at 2 p.m. our house read high noon.
Nazalene’s been summoned for Jury Duty. Look, I applaud the American system. And I love her — but topping Judge Gorsuch with Nazalene in our justice system? I mean, please . . . she’d make the Son of Sam a bowl of curry.
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After India’s only individual gold medallist Abhinav Bindra spoke about the need for expert planners, The Field spoke to coach Pullela Gopichand in the second part of the series of interviews with people who care about Indian sport. Gopichand, one of India’s most successful coach, spoke about his vision for building a culture for sports and what India needs to do to produce more champions.
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If a country has to become a sporting nation, where do we start?
A culture of sport is what is important. Medals are not really the bench mark to decide whether you are a sporting nation. Participation in sport across all age groups and gender should be the criteria for calling ourselves a sporting nation. For me, to see a lot of young kids play sport in the true spirit of sport is what is important. A by-product of it can be the medals that we win, which could add to the pride of the nation. But if you look at sports as a mechanism of communities coming together, health and sportsman spirit, that is the larger issue that sports needs to address. And that to me is the picture for calling us a sporting nation.
It is the sheer number of people participating in sports per day is what is the benchmark.
But success and medals are going to be the ultimate parameters. Do you think this will fetch us more medals?
Not necessarily. For example, if you are 100m sprinter. We don’t have cases for anybody without a particular gene type winning the race. Long distance has a similar pattern. I am not saying that there cannot be an aberration to that but that is the norm. So if we go by genetics or if we go by environments, we may not be producing a sprinting 100m champion in the next few years. But that doesn’t mean that the whole country should not train for 100m. For me, medals should not be the main objective. If, in the bargain, we provide for excellence it is very good. But for me, each individual competing against himself and trying to do better is what sports is all about.
It is not the referral benchmark but the personal benchmark that is important. Everybody should reach their highest potential and that is possible through sport. Since you asked for an ideal scenario, for me the ideal scenario will be XYZ not competing against somebody but pushing to get to his/her best.
So in a class, only one can be first but all can get 100% marks. So for me from the national perspective this is important. With gene therapy, doping, gene mapping etc, I think excellence may not be for everybody. But sports for everybody should be a benchmark for nation building.
If quality of life, happiness and health were the benchmarks we were setting out to achieve and then we were looking at sports excellence it would be great.
This is a ideal social scenario. But sports is also about showcasing soft power and that is why nations spend so much? What do you think is lacking in Indian system?
India is very unique. We need a system that is very India-specific, which is very dynamic and has a method of interaction with various stakeholders and for me the most important point is that there are many cogs in these wheels which we need to align to each other in the same direction and we need a body which actually aligns all of them. There are many states, federations, individuals, NGOs etc who are trying to contribute in their own way to do something in sports. But there is a need to give them one single direction.
I think for the first time, thanks to the Prime Minister, there is a thought process that we need something and there is a generic talk as to what is needed. When it comes to building a system, we are still little immature right now but I think the talk is in the right direction. This is the beginning.
So what could be the benchmarks for this success?
Finland, Norway, Denmark have the largest participative ratio in sports. And they are the happiest nations in the world. Whereas UK, USA may have won many medals but the nations are not the best in terms of happiness index or health index.
So I think the scientific and unbiased way of creating a system is decide the right targets. We need to select a few sports according to their genetics and past records and you have to be very cut throat about it. You have to ensure that you cut whatever dead wood there is and that the best are getting the best facilities. It is a very clear cut approach and in that approach we will cut off various sports, cut of many individuals and go in with a simple plan of getting medals as the singles largest goal.
Now if you want to build this kind of a system what is the way forward?
I don’t know about others. But for me to build a system, I would like them to play what comes naturally to them. If you see the traditional sports India plays, kho kho, kabaddi, hockey etc etc, the common thread is that it doesn’t need big infrastructure. They just need sticks and balls to play with or bare hands to play with, whether its hockey or mallakhamb.
Our country’s need was these sports. Now whether you want to take other countries sport, build an infrastructure and excel in that sport is the call you will have to take. If you want to build sports culture this is what is important. Big cities, more people and less infrastructure is a problem. So we need less infrastructure and more people to play sport.
So when you build infrastructure you have to take these things in mind. It’s a complex issue. I don’t say I know all the answers but there is a need for a discussion, debate to happen.
International performance is what catalyses a sport. And for that you need medals in big events.
We need not be as obsessed with medals. We can have excellence as an obsession. So a top-down and a bottom-up approach are both needed. So you have to nurture players without being unreasonable about it. If there is some talent that is exceptional then we should get the best facilities that are available in the world.
But always clearly focusing on bottom-up approach where we broaden the base. We look at cheaper alternatives, more local, innate opportunities and look at our native sports. Yes, internationally sports has a huge role at building international pride. But we need to take a conscious view on this amount of money we will earmark for this and this amount for that.
I would really look to create a system that bring benefits beyond medals into the social system and that has to be measured system.
But we only talk about this. In reality, nothing happens. What has gone wrong?
One of the fundamentals is culture of sport. We are long way away [from imbibing that culture]. The best models in the world are coach led, athlete-centric and system driven. Now, we are at most administrator, government, individual athlete-led. We are not anywhere close to this model. We need to get the act together.
For me, when we look at sport and the challenges, I think always it should be people first, program next and infrastructure last. Many of times we reverse that sequence and feel that lack of infrastructure is the biggest problem. But I think good coaches can be creative and get results even when there is no infrastructure. But great infrastructure without coaches will not lead us anywhere.
The tons of stadiums that have been built across the country for national games, Commonwealth Games and Asian Games are testimony to the fact that great infrastructure doesn’t produce great results. Great coaches produce results.
So how do you people to take pride in becoming a coach? How do you get a system which ensures that the people who work are complemented? Today, the coaching system is the most un-evolved system in the country. Coaches are recognised on the basis of what there athletes achieve where as a coach working at a grass-root level might do a great job but never be recognised by the system.
Even in school, a class one teacher hands over the child to the next class but the handing over process in coaching doesn’t happen. So how do you actually make the distinction and make grass-root coaches heroes, reward them, award them, and make them confident to hand over. It needs a lot of thought to understand the issue. But currently, we are not even addressing it.
We don’t respect coaches is a cultural issue at the moment. Gurus were the most respected people across our history. But of late we have lost it and we have to get that back.
Second thing is the existing power centres in sports look at it as their fiefdom. Now how do you make sports science as the background for running sport and not any other parameter. So objectively breaking down parameters. But I see a lot of change that is happening now.
Despite so many academies mushrooming, why do you feel we don’t have enough expert coaches?
Let’s take the example of badminton. From the numbers of coaches that we have, Sports Authority of India [SAI] employees about 900 coaches. We produce about 18 badminton coaches in a year from National Institute of Sport [NIS]. And if Bangalore has 3000 badminton courts, we will need at least 3000 coaches. So we need to revamp this system.
When you look at a coach, what are you looking for? His knowledge. But if he is not driven, if he doesn’t feel pride in his job why will he try to improve? Why will he try to get better if there is no progression for him? Why will he come into the field if there is no reward or recognition in the first place. So we need to create this entire ecosystem. I think, for instance, there are five lakh trained coaches in UK.
But just training is not everything. Someone who is trained in 1990 and still coaching that way is not a trained coach according to me.
Are we too focused on short term goals?
When you have bureaucracy posted for short period of time. When you have governments with limited mandate, coaches will have limited mandate, this will happen. There is a need for sport and sporting bodies to be lot more permanent. Lot more regulation, lot more permanent. Continuity without regulation and regulation without continuity wont work.
Rio Olympics target was 12 medals, if we want to win medals consistently what are the short term steps that have to be taken and is 2024 is feasible target?
We cannot ignore what is happening, we should look at 2020. In 2020, there is nobody new who is going to come up. 2018 is Asian Games. 2024, relatively better. 2028 and 2032 are realistic change opportunity. Any change will need at least 10 years time. But for that the implementation of the thought process is important.
What went wrong between 2012 and 2016? Was it because of the change in approach to a more athlete-centric system?
If we look back at our Olympic success in the past, it was individual driven. Be it [Rajyavardhan] Rathore in 2004 or Abhinav [Bindra] in 2008. For some reason it became the benchmark. 2010, CWG ensured that it was system driven. So 2012 was a spill over. TOPs scheme was also made on the Abhinav, Rathore model.
Everyone who looks at sport has looked at it from a shooting [sport] perspective or successful athletes perspective. So 6-10 athletes became stars and they became the talking and listening points. So they spoke about their success and it became an individual system. If you don’t give in (to their demands), someone else will. So the government also said that we will do that. And the whole thing got a little messed up.
An athlete-led, athlete-centric model is not a great model for success. But we actually had previous success so we thought this will give us more success. We need to realise that what got us here, wont get us there. It has its value, individual athletes should have their say. But not everybody can decide for themselves. Even if they have to regulations have to be there, systems have to be there.
I am not saying that a system that has sub-standard people will produce results. The one criticism of system driven approach is it can lead to sub-standard people getting more power and that has to be avoided.
From your playing days to today... has anything changed?
The top players are taken care of very well. 100% change. Government and SAI, for whatever we might say, do a phenomenal job. I cannot say about the system. The bottom is lot more unstructured. I really think we need a lot more thought going into it.
We are too focused on the top. Today, I can say it but I couldn’t have spoken this two to three years back. So when I talk today, I talk today because I have the results to back things up. So today when I speak of sports culture I also speak about that because I believe we have achieved the milestones as far as excellence is concerned and I am at least ready to talk about the sports culture. Where as if I were to talk about this 15 years ago, people would say kya baat kar raha hai [what are you saying]. First show us that you can win. Since you can’t win, you are talking about sports culture. I have done that and so now, I am talking.
Next up: Viren Rasquinha on the challenges Indian athletes face

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Consistency is a word used often in the field of sports. When an athlete wins top laurels, he/she is expected to repeat the feat. But it’s not easy. Actually, this is tougher than winning something for the first time. Expectations rise, opponents get used to your game and the factors change in general.
And these athletes are no machines. Even the most gifted of the era have had times when things just wouldn’t fall in place. Somehow, every time they fall, they dust themselves off and rise like a phoenix. And that is why they are called greats or legends.
Whether or not Indian badminton has achieved greatness is arguable. Some would say they are on the brink of it. In reality, they are somewhere in between. And even if this year does not define the sport in the country, the next few years will. Players exceeded expectations in 2017, as a number of them excelled at the top level. In that sense, their test begins now, to show that it was no one-year wonder.
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Indian players have not had the best of starts this year. Saina Nehwal’s final appearance at the Indonesia Masters apart, they have got off to low-key starts. Even home conditions at the India Open did not bring the best out of them. But B Sai Praneeth, who won the Singapore Open Superseries last year, feels it is too soon to write them off. “We are training hard. Everybody is playing well. It’s not easy to win every match. This year is only starting and there is a long way to go. We will get good results,” he said.
“Last year, India won many titles, especially in singles. And I believe there is nothing to change in the way we train. It’s only a matter of time before the results are back. Sometimes, when you lose, confidence goes down. But there is time and we will give our best,” added the World No 18. Kidambi Srikanth (5) and HS Prannoy (11) are the other Indians in the top 20.When you perform at a certain level, you will be noticed. Rivals won’t sit back and let someone win. Using technology like video analysis, they search for weaknesses so that they can target them the next time they face the player. Some of them train for hours perfecting just one technique. Such is the level of competition and badminton is no different.
“It’s only been three tournaments and we haven’t played in Malaysia. But there were three boys in the quarterfinals and that’s a good sign. It’s not easy to win because each round is tough and the standard is very high. We are doing well and there is definitely scope for more medals. There is a long way to go in the season,” said PV Sindhu.While losing affects rankings, it also takes a toll on confidence. To deal with criticism is not easy. But top athletes fight, learn from mistakes and come back stronger. Sometimes, they have to think out of the box and get out of the comfort zone. “We have to analyse what went wrong individually and keep working on it. There are new strokes that we can learn. We need to surprise our opponents every time we go on court. Losing can be mentally draining. You start doubting yourself. The best thing you can do is to stop thinking about it. Because the more you think, the worse you will feel,” felt Prannoy.
After reaching a certain level, top athletes hire personal coaches who travel with them and be with them during tournaments. After a point, everything changes in the way you train, the diet that you follow, the need to maintain fitness. There are players with personal physios, who know their injury history and can take better care of them. What India has achieved in terms of setting up this system is good. Without that, there won’t be a Saina or Sindhu. But is that enough? “We need better infrastructure and a more systematic approach. We need more coaches so that individual attention can be given to players. We don’t have coaches. I have been saying this for 10 years and nobody has heard me,” said chief national coach Pullela Gopichand.
Injuries have taken a toll on Indians this year. Srikanth and Prannoy are among those affected. This is where the depth of field will be tested. Can fringe players step up and shoulder the responsibilities when big guns are missing? With the Commonwealth and Asian Games, Asian team championships coming up, these are testing times for Gopichand’s wards. “If we take a look at badminton overall, the numbers have been really good. But we will have to wait and see if they will turn out to be a Srikanth or Prannoy. The next generation is definitely exciting,” Gopichand added.Fortunes of Indian badminton can change like how fast the shuttle moves. Swish and it can fall in or outside the court. But like many of the players pointed out, it is only the beginning. With a cramped schedule ahead, things will only get tougher. And only time can tell how it is going to be at the end of the year.
1 Just one Indian pair in the top 25 in men’s, women’s and mixed doubles. Pranav Jerry Chopra and Sikki Reddy are 24th in mixed doubles.
Academy of excellence
Most of India’s badminton success is based in Hyderabad, at Pullela Gopichand’s academy. Starting from scratch to producing world class talent, this academy has surpassed expectations by a distance.
Nothing after that
The Hyderabad set-up apart, India has no other centre that comes close to it. Experts have stressed on the need of creating a system now instead of depending solely on one centre of excellence.
Foreign coaches
Gopichand has often said India doesn’t have good coaches. The federation reacted and roped in top names to train singles as well as doubles players. It’s important that this practice continues and top coaches keep coming to India.
The pioneer Saina Nehwal
Undoubtedly the inspiration for the generation that followed, she has been in the top 10 or thereabouts for close to a decade now. Some say she is past her prime, but at 27 and post surgeries, Saina is good enough to win World Championship medals and give younger players a run for their money.
The flag-bearerPV Sindhu
If India needed a few players to follow in Saina’s footsteps, up strode another one from Hyderabad. At 22 and with more big-event medals in her kitty already than what Saina has achieved, here is a world championship contender. Yes she has lost a few finals, but there is
no denying that she is India’s biggest hope.
Emerging force Kidambi Srikanth
You don’t win four Superseries titles in a year if you are not top-level material. But for Srikanth it is crucial to get into the medal bracket in top events. For, that is important in the assessment of players. Sure he has the game for it and it’s perhaps a matter of time before he gets there.
Able lieutenants
HS Prannoy and B Sai Praneeth
In these two, India have found players who have proven that the existing system is good enough to produce in numbers. No world beaters yet, but very much the giant-killers, it has to be seen how they handle the transition.


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Question: 'Forcing Migrants on Nations Will Mean the End of the EU': Polish President

Brussels’ insistence on ordering European Union (EU) nations to accept third world migrants could lead to the bloc’s break-up, Poland’s president Andrzej Duda has warned.
The EU principle of unity, Duda told a press conference Thursday, “must come down to the fact that we work together … we do not try to force other states to act against their own interests and against the interests of their people.”
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“Therefore, we don’t agree to being dictated to, with regards to the quota system and forcing migrants to move to Poland, against our people’s will,” he stressed, speaking after talks with Bulgarian president Rumen Radev.
Duda added that Poland and Bulgaria share the “same and unequivocal” position on how Europe should deal with the migrant crisis, stating both countries believe the bloc should protect its borders, and provide aid to refugees close to their homelands.
Bulgaria Seeks Allies To Defend Against Turkish Invasion of Europe https://t.co/Xxd1AyHnHp pic.twitter.com/mhnNF4oHe6 — Breitbart London (@BreitbartLondon) July 22, 2016
Unity, equality, and solidarity are “the basic principles of the EU”, said Duda, who hails from Poland’s conservative Law and Justice (PiS) Party.
“If these principles are broken, then, in my opinion, it will mean the end of the bloc as we know it — or certainly its decline, which will lead to the disintegration of the Union.”
Solidarity with regards to the migrant crisis means giving mutual support in dealing with the problems, according to Poland’s president, who pointed out that the nation sent guards to Bulgaria to help protect the Union’s external border.
“Both for Bulgaria and ourselves, preventing illegal immigration by maintaining an efficient, tightly guarded EU border, that cannot be easily crossed is one of the most important tasks to be undertaken,” he said.
In 2015, against Central European nations’ wishes, EU interior ministers approved a plan to force member states to welcome a share of third world migrants who arrived on the continent since German Chancellor Angela Merkel opened the borders.
Poland: EU Will Not ‘Impose a Social Catastrophe’ with Migrant Quotas https://t.co/dAlcrPH05O — Breitbart London (@BreitbartLondon) July 3, 2017
Threatened with sanctions over their refusal to take the share of “refugees” dictated by Brussels, Polish interior minister Mariusz Błaszczak insisted that financial penalties would do less damage to the nation than being made to take in migrants.
Radio Poland has reported that, with a €50 million contribution announced last month, Warsaw is the largest donor so far to the European Investment Bank’s Economic Resilience Initiative, which aids refugees living in nations including Algeria, Egypt, Lebanon, Tunisia, Syria, Albania, and Serbia.
According to the bank, the initiative “aims at rapidly mobilising additional financing in support of the capacity of economies in the Southern Neighbourhood and Western Balkans regions to absorb and respond to crises and shocks, such as the Syrian refugee crisis, while maintaining strong growth”.

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Question: Financial support offered to fire-affected businesses

The B.C. government is offering emergency grants of $1,500 for eligible small businesses affected by wildfires in the B.C. Interior.
Forests Minister Doug Donaldson announced Monday the grants will be administered through the Red Cross, which has also distributed $600 payments to individuals and families forced from their homes by fires. The grants will also be available to aboriginal communities and non-profits affected by fires and highway closures.
Businesses and organizations along Highway 20, evacuation areas on Highway 97 south of Prince George, Highway 26 to Barkerville and the eastern Cariboo Regional District communities of Horsefly and Likely.
The eligibility will be reviewed and adjusted as conditions change, but the government wants to get the program going as soon as possible, Donaldson said.
Applications are open today and online application forms are available here. Information on the program and links are also available at www.redcross.ca and the Red Cross has a small business phone helpline at 1-855-999-3345. Phone service is available Monday to Friday between 6 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Eligible organizations are those with 50 employers or fewer, have a income of $250,000 per year, have been in operation on or before July 7, 2017 and have resumed operations or are intending to restart as soon as possible.
“We know that hundreds of small businesses in rural B.C. have been adversely impacted by wildfire activity and this initial support is designed to give these businesses some assistance as they resume operations again,” said Jobs Minister Bruce Ralston.
Rain across some of the fire-affected regions helped slow down fires, but B.C. Wildfire Service spokesman Kevin Skrepnek said they were showers and the effect is temporary.
“We’re likely going to see conditions rebound pretty quickly here,” Skrepnek said.
Dr. Bonnie Henry of the B.C. Centre for Disease Control said that the smoke that has hung over some communities for the past month has led to an increase in medical visits from people with chronic respiratory conditions, it is not expected to have long-term impacts.
“We still consider even the month to be relatively short term exposure,” Henry said. “We don’t expect long-term health effects as you would see with long-term exposure to air pollution like you would see in a city like Beijing.”
The latest estimate in area burned by the more than 1,000 wildfires reported since April 1 is 7,290 square kilometres, an area more than twice the size of Metro Vancouver. By that measure it is the second largest fire season on record for B.C., with more than 8,500 square kilometres burned in 1958.
Costs to date are $292 million, with 4,000 people working on the fire control effort.
Skrepnek said many seasonal firefighters and support workers are preparing to return to school or work after the Labour Day weekend, and plans are underway to replace them if necessary. Fire department dispatchers and military personnel are being recruited, he said.

MCM Construction send thoughts and prayers to those affected by the tragedy, pledge to do 'everything we can' to assist rescue efforts and will conduct a full investigation into what went wrong.


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Question: US ‘so scared’ of China’s progress? Communist Party mouthpiece doesn’t think so

The Communist Party’s mouthpiece has joined a chorus of criticism against overblown claims about China’s strength and progress, saying media boasts that “the US is scared” or “Japan is in awe” of its achievements are hollow and leave the country open to attack.
The commentary on Monday was the first in a three-part series on the People’s Daily website and comes amid an escalating trade dispute between the United States and China over Beijing’s ambitious hi-tech industrial policies, and growing concern over the “China threat” to other countries.
“Recently, headlines like ‘the US is so scared’, ‘Japan is in awe of’, ‘Europe now regrets’ [China’s achievements] have been getting lots of clicks,” the commentary read. “But most of these apparently explosive articles ... are worrying.”
It also took aim at stories with exaggerated claims that “China is the undisputed world No 1 in several areas”, unsubstantiated claims that “Chinese technological power has surpassed that of the United States”, and generalisations about China “taking the global centre stage”.
“These articles are arbitrary, they are exaggerated and they provide ground for others to criticise [China],” the commentary read.
Reports online that tried to stir nationalistic sentiment by inflating the country’s achievements were doing the most damage and would ultimately hold China back, the newspaper said.
“Arrogance won’t make a country powerful,” the commentary read. “Deliberately trying to provoke extreme sentiment and spread bias will trap the public in a vicious circle of arrogance and self-aggrandisement [based on] fragmented information.”
The ruling party’s flagship newspaper was referring to reports in Chinese media that have been popular online, on topics ranging from technological innovation to China’s military build-up, which has been billed as dwarfing its counterparts in the West.
It followed calls from intellectuals and other officials cautioning against overconfidence at a time when the world’s two largest economies are locked in a trade row – with technology at its centre.
One of those came from the editor of a state-owned publication, who last month said China was fooling itself if it thought it would soon overtake the United States as a world leader in science and technology.
“The large gap in science and technology between China and developed countries in the West, including the US, should be common knowledge, and not a problem,” said Liu Yadong, editor-in-chief of Science and Technology Daily, which is under the Ministry of Science and Technology.
Pang Zhongying, a Beijing-based foreign affairs specialist with Ocean University of China, said the tone of Monday’s commentary suggested the leadership may have realised the media campaign was backfiring.
“The decision-makers might have realised their domestic propaganda to encourage people is facing a backlash abroad, and they’re starting to try to correct this sentiment,” he said.
“My guess is there could have been an order from the leaders during the meeting on foreign affairs last week.”
At that diplomatic work agenda meeting, President Xi Jinping urged diplomats and top officials to “create a friendly environment” with China’s neighbours and to approach with cool heads the country’s positioning and role in the world.

Same as it ever was. After a week of incendiary tweets and comments from President Donald Trump threatening war with North Korea and Venezuela, his cabinet and top military advisors did what they’ve grown accustomed to doing: moving past the noise emanating from the Oval Office.
“An attack from North Korea is not something that is imminent,” CIA Director Mike Pompeo said Sunday on CBS’s Face the Nation. Appearing later on “Fox News Sunday,” Pompeo went further. “I’ve heard folks talking about being on the cusp of a nuclear war,” he said, but there is “no intelligence that would indicate that we’re in that place today.”
Pentagon on the line. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, Gen. Joseph Dunford, is in Seoul, South Korea to meet with officials and military leaders. He also took a more measured approach. “As a military leader, I have to make sure that the president does have viable military options in the event that the diplomatic and economic pressurization campaign fails,” he said. “We are mindful of the consequences of executing those options, and that makes us have more of a sense of urgency to make sure that we’re doing everything we absolutely can to support Secretary Tillerson’s current path.”
“We’re all looking to get out of this situation without a war,” Dunford said.
Cabinet pushes diplomacy. On Sunday night, an op-ed by Defense Secretary Jim Mattis Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and also urged a diplomatic approach:
“The U.S. will continue to work with our allies and partners to deepen diplomatic and military cooperation, and to hold nations accountable to their commitments to isolate the regime. That will include rigorous enforcement of sanctions, leaving no North Korean source of revenue untouched. In particular, the U.S. will continue to request Chinese and Russian commitments not to provide the regime with economic lifelines and to persuade it to abandon its dangerous path.”
FP’s Paul McLeary and C.K.Hickey worked up a map to pinpoint where U.S. missile defense and radar systems are in the Asia Pacific region.
Tough talk limits options. Former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Adm. Mike Mullen said over the weekend that Trump’s talk of “fire and fury” doesn’t help the situation on the Korean peninsula. “It’s an incredibly difficult, complex problem, and we have rhetoric, some very strong rhetoric, coming from both North Korea, as well as from the United States,” he said. “And that rhetoric, it seems to me, has taken away options or it’s reduced maneuver space, if you will, for leaders to make decisions.”
Another front. On Friday, president Trump also threatened Venezuela with military action, catching Washington off guard. Appearing on ABC News on Sunday, national security advisor Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster was asked if he thought there was the possibility of U.S. military action in Venezuela. “No, I don’t,” he answered.
Later, on Fox News, Pompeo waved the question away, while Sen. Lindsey Graham said bluntly, “I have no idea why we would use military force in Venezuela.” A self-described “hawk,” Graham took a stronger line when it came to China and North Korea. “The next time that President Trump gets lectured by the Chinese president about how he talks regarding North Korea, I hope you will remind the Chinese president that you’re 100 percent responsible, China is, for North Korea in its current state. You owned their economy.” he said.
Where did Pyongyang get its missiles? From the NYT: “North Korea’s success in testing an intercontinental ballistic missile that appears able to reach the United States was made possible by black-market purchases of powerful rocket engines probably from a Ukrainian factory with historical ties to Russia’s missile program, according to an expert analysis being published Monday and classified assessments by American intelligence agencies.”
Trump fails to condemn Nazis. President Trump has yet to condemn the violent attack on anti-white supremacist demonstrations over the weekend in Charlottesville, Va. that left one woman dead and several others seriously injured. A White House statement emailed to reporters Sunday quoted an unnamed White House official — remember this next time the president tweets that anonymous sources are invented by reporters — as saying the president “condemns all forms of violence, bigotry and hatred…of course that includes white supremacists, K.K.K. neo-Nazi and all extremist groups.”
The IDF backs McMaster. Two former former senior Israeli military officials, Yaakov Amidror and Eran Lerman, took to the Jerusalem Post to push back against attacks launched by Breitbart — the conspiratorial Web site once led by Trump advisor Stephen Bannon — against H.R. McMaster.
“Such an attack is not mere opinion; it is an offense against the truth, against basic decency and against the best interests of Israel as we see them. In the opinion of many in the professional Israeli defense establishment who have come to know Gen. McMaster over the years, directly and indirectly, the general is a friend.”
Welcome to SitRep. As always, please send any tips, thoughts or national security events to paul.mcleary@foreignpolicy.com or via Twitter: @paulmcleary. We’re flying solo this week, as Adam Rawnsley gets some much-needed R&R.
Military pushes back on Trump’s transgender ban. (The Hill)
Less than half of the US bomber fleet is ready to ‘fight tonight.”’ (Military Times)
Iraq’s elite counter-terrorism force looks to rebuild. (Military Times)
Iran eyes more funds for missiles, Guards after U.S. sanctions. (Reuters)
Taliban seize key district in northern Afghan province. (NYT)
In the Syrian province of Idlib, a dumping ground for refugees becomes an al Qaeda stronghold. (NYT)
China issues order to implement U.N. sanctions on North Korea. (Reuters)
Russia-West balancing act grows ever more wobbly in Belarus. (NYT)
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Former UCLA star Lonzo Ball pokes fun at his dad's outspoken nature in a commercial released in advance of Father's Day and next week's NBA Draft.
The Foot Locker commercial begins with likely lottery picks Jonathan Isaac, De'Aaron Fox and Jayson Tatum discussing examples of how their dads have supported them. Then it shows Ball saying "of course there's that big day when your dad berates your high school coach in front of an entire crowd for not getting you enough touches."
Later in the commercial, Ball references LaVar Ball's debates with ESPN's Stephen A. Smith and proclamations that Lonzo already is better than 2014-15 and 2015-6 NBA MVP Stephen Curry.

The Ball Brothers have proven to be just as entertaining away from the hardwood as they are on it, and their most recent video skit on ESPN starring rapper Lil Dicky and former Duke star Jay Williams only proves it further. The hilarious video revolves around a mysterious fourth Ball Brother whom their father LaVar isn’t as high on as he is about his three younger hoopers. Peep the video above to watch the complete video.


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Question: Prince Harry Breaks Royal Protocol; Speaks About His Mental Health

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Question: Look inside this dream home period farmhouse that's for sale in Cornwall right now

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Enjoying an enviable rural location in St Teath, near Camelford and Bodmin, this period farmhouse is among the latest dream homes to appear on the market in Cornwall.
Lanagan House sits within five acres of garden and pasture, offers a self-contained annexe and has undergone a complete program of modernisation and improvement by the current owners.
The attractive home is for sale with Cole Rayment and White for £725,000.
A timber front door leads to a 16ft lounge on the ground floor. This generous dual aspect room features double glazed windows to the front and side and an oil-fired woodburner-effect stove set on a brick hearth.
An arch leads to the kitchen. Described as “beautifully equipped”, it hosts a range of built in appliances and French doors out to the garden.
The ground floor, which benefits from underfloor heating throughout, further comprises dining room, boot room, utility and cloakroom.
Stairs from the lounge rise to the first floor which is occupied by three bedrooms and the principal bathroom. With windows framing attractive rural views, the master bedroom benefits from a dressing room and en-suite shower room.
The annexe provides completely self-contained living accommodation which is currently let on an assured shorthold tenancy. It provides an ideal opportunity for purchasers seeking a home with income or those wanting space to accommodate an independent family member.
Outside, the grounds include two securely fenced field enclosures and, benefiting the equestrian purchaser, Lanagan has its own purpose-built stable yard. This includes two loose boxes, hay store, and tack room.
Set within mature gardens, the property also offers a garage/workshop together with a single-storey barn which, while in need of improvement, is said to offer “tremendous potential.”
For further information or to arrange a viewing, contact Cole Rayment and White on 01208 813595.

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In 2017, more than 150 homes in Cambridgeshire were snapped up for more than £1,000,000.
Up from 130 in 2016, the eye-watering sum still won't bag you one of the county's most expensive properties. You're looking at a cool £2.3 million minimum to live in one of those.
But what exactly does all that dough get you? We've taken a look at the most expensive properties sold in Cambridgeshire last year to find out.
2017's most expensive home is in... Great Shelford
This five-bed house has all the mod cons inside, but it's in the 0.55 acre garden where this property really comes into its own.
There you'll find a garden studio with its own gym and shower room.
If you're not working out, you'll still have lovely views of an orangery which overlooks the back garden.
Savills sold the detached house for £2,575,000 back in August - for more than £200,000 under the asking price of £2,795,000.
As well as five double bedrooms, including a master with its own dressing room and en suite, there is also plenty of space for throwing swanky parties with four spacious reception rooms.
Felbridge House, Trumpington Road
The second most expensive home sold in 2017 was in Trumpington Road - fetching £2,525,000, way over the guide price of £2,200,000.
As well as four bedrooms, this 1930s home has an expansive garden featuring an ornamental pond, adjacent deck area and a productive vegetable garden.
It was sold by Redmayne, Arnold & Harris.
Millington Road
In third spot is this palatial seven-bedroom detached house in Millington Road.
It was snapped up for £2,500,000 back in June - and the lucky owners even have their own swimming pool.
As well as the pool, you also get a balcony in the master bedroom - perfect for playing out some Romeo and Juliette fantasies.
Bentley Road
Next on the list is a detached home in Bentley Road, which sold for £2,300,000.
Last time it was on the market, back in 1998, it was picked up for a mere £365,000 - quite the investment.
Woodlands Road, Great Shelford
The top five is rounded out by another Great Shelford property.
This three storey Edwardian home in Woodlands Road was sold by Bidwells for £2,300,000 back in October.
Elsewhere...
Despite there hefty pricetag, these Cambridge homes all pale in comparison to the most expensive property sold in England and Wales last year.
And it wasn't even a house!
A flat in the swanky Knightsbridge Apartments development in the Westminster area of London raked in £90,000,000 ion April.
The second most expensive sale of 2017 was made only a few weeks later in May.
Again London, but this time a detached home in London's upmarket Phillimore Gardens, bought for £37,000,000.


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JOHNSTOWN, OH (WCMH) — The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating a fatal crash in Licking County.
According to the OSHP, at about 11:45 pm, Sunday, a 2001 Chevrolet Monte Carlo being driven by Bryan E. Lake, 25, of Galloway, was traveling eastbound on US 62 near Johnstown, when the vehicle went left of center.
Troopers say Lake overcorrected the car and drove off the right side of the road.
The vehicle overturned several times causing Lake to be ejected before it came to rest against a tree.
Lake was pronounced dead at the scene.
Troopers continue to investigate the crash, but say Lake was not wearing a seatbelt at the time.
It is unknown if alcohol or drugs were a contributor in the crash.

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LEXINGTON CO., S.C. (WSPA) – Lexington County deputies are looking for a man wanted in connection with the deaths of four people at a home on Old Barnwell Road, WLTX is reporting.
The incident happened on Sunday.
They say the suspect’s name is Jorge Luis Chavez.
The victims have not yet been identified, WLTX reports.
If you have any information regarding the suspect’s whereabouts, you are asked to call 911 or Crimestoppers at 1-888-CRIME-SC.
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Islamabad: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan has threatened that he would lead the country's largest-ever protest movement if Article 62 of the Constitution was amended.
"There is a conspiracy in progress aimed to scrap Article 62, which makes it mandatory for the elected representatives to be Sadiq (truthful) and Ameen (honest). PTI will thwart any such efforts and thousands of people will protest in Islamabad against such move," Dawn quoted Khan as saying while addressing a public gathering in Liaqat Bagh, Rawalpindi on Sunday.
Khan's remarks came after former Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif had said in Lahore that there was a need to amend the Constitution.
Criticising Sharif's recent public statements and his GT Road rally, Khan said it was a last-ditch effort on behalf of the PML-N to pressurise the National Accountability Bureau, which is investigating Sharif family members following the apex court's judgment in the Panamagate case.
Dismissing Sharif's claim that the Judiciary had stolen the people's mandate by disqualifying him, Khan said the people of Pakistan never gave him the mandate to steal public money and indulge in money laundering.
He said Sharif had failed to fulfil the promise against which people had bestowed him their mandate.
Khan said Sharif's recent statements seem to suggest that he is busy targeting the army and the judiciary.
Khan challenged Sharif that he will gather 10 times more people in support of the judiciary and the army than the crowds he attracted during his GT Road rally.
He further said that Sharif cannot fool all people every time.
While giving the blueprint of his vision about his new Pakistan, Khan said, "A system of taxation supporting the poor will be established, while reforms will be introduced in the health and education sectors, and government-owned facilities would provide state-of-the-art education and health to the poor."
The PTI chief said that accountability would be ensured at every level in the new Pakistan as there can be no good governance without it.

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A top US official has met with Pakistan’s powerful Army Chief Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa and reminded him about Islamabad’s commitment to eliminate all terrorist groups present within its borders.
Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs Alice Wells visited Islamabad this week and met with Pakistan’s top civil and military leadership and exchanged views on issues of mutual interest, regional security and cooperation between the two countries. Besides Gen Bajwa, she also met with Finance Minister Shamshad Akhtar, Foreign Secretary Tehmina Janjua, Chief of General Staff Lt Gen Bilal Akbar and business leaders and ambassadors of other nations in Islamabad.
During her meetings, Wells reminded the Pakistani leaders of their commitment to take action against all terrorist groups on its territory. “Wells discussed Pakistan’s stated commitment to eliminating all terrorist groups present within its borders, as well as our shared interest in building economic and commercial ties that benefit both nations,” the US embassy said in a statement here in an apparent reference to the Afghan Taliban militants.
The embassy said that Wells’ discussion was consistent with the Trump administration’s South Asia and Afghanistan strategy.
President Donald Trump had slammed Pakistan for its continued support to terrorist groups and warned Islamabad of consequences if it continues to do so while announcing his Afghan and south Asia policy in August.
Since then top US leadership, including the defence secretary and the secretary of state, have visited Pakistan to press the latter.
Ambassador Wells’ visit focused on the role that Pakistan can play in achieving a peaceful resolution to the conflict in Afghanistan, the statement said.
The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the media wing of the Pakistan Army, in a statement said Wells appreciated the role Pakistan Army has played in battling the scourge of terrorism.
Wells and Gen Bajwa “reaffirmed the commitment towards the common goal of peace and stability in the region and discussed measures towards that end. Both also agreed on continued engagement at multiple levels,” it said.
Pak SC summons asset details from Musharraf and Zardari
Islamabad: Pakistan’s Supreme Court on Wednesday sought details of former presidents Pervez Musharraf and Asif Ali Zardari while hearing a case on the recovery of losses incurred because of the controversial National Reconciliation Ordinance (NRO). The apex court ordered that all respondents should declare their properties held abroad as well as foreign accounts and any offshore companies they own in affidavits submitted to the court, Dawn News reported.
The NRO was promulgated in October 2007 by the government of the then president Musharraf. Under the ordinance, cases against politicians were removed, paving the way for many of their return to country. Chief Justice Saqib Nisar also ordered former attorney general Malik Qayyum to provide details of his assets.
JuD chief Saeed launches intense poll campaign
Mumbai attack mastermind and banned Jamaat-ud-Dawah (JuD) chief Hafiz Saeed has launched an intense election campaign in different parts of Pakistan urging people to vote for his candidates in the July 25 general elections to safeguard the two-nation ideology and avert a water crisis.Saeed inaugurated the election offices of the Milli Muslim League (MML), the political wing of the JuD, in Lahore, Islamabad, Sahiwal, Sargodha, Faisalabad and Jhang and addressed rallies there during the last one week. The appeal he is making in his speeches is “vote for those who can stop India from building dams on Pakistani rivers so that Pakistan do not face water crisis in days to come, safeguard the two-nation ideology and help Kashmiris to get freedom and make the country a strong citadel of Islam”.
Saeed also promises to provide a “new political leadership’ that will change the destiny of Pakistan.


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Question: Creep Catchers prez ‘done with citizens arrests’ but not ‘stings’ after pleading guilty to assault

LaForge said he’s slowing down and instead of so many ‘stings’ wants to focus on law reform to keep pedophiles in jail longer
Surrey Creep Catchers’ president Ryan LaForge said he’s “done with citizens arrests” and “done getting the police involved” after pleading guilty to two counts of assault this week.
“It has nothing to do with police themselves, every cop I’ve dealt with has been good,” LaForge told the Now-Leader Tuesday, the day after he plead guilty to two counts of assault in Surrey Provincial Court which stemmed from “stings” his group did in Whalley on April 3 and 19, 2017.
“I have no hard feelings or whatever, but they’re up against the same battle we are, as a community…. I don’t know what it’s going to take for everyone to wake up at the same time and say enough’s enough,” he added.
In the April 3 incident, LaForge said he performed a “citizens arrest” on a man he alleged came to pay for sex with a six-year-old outside the Tim Horton’s at Central City Shopping Centre, in the 10100-block of King George Boulevard.
While the convictions have led to LaForge discontinuing such “citizens arrests,” they don’t deter him from continuing to conduct “stings,” which involve Creep Catchers representatives posing as children online, arranging to meet adults who think they’ve been communicating with a child and confronting them, while filming them.
LaForge said Tuesday he is still live streaming videos of “stings” on Facebook, which he then removes from Facebook and posts on his website.
While the group was doing about “five catches a day” in their early days in 2016, LaForge said he aims for one a week now.
“I’ve slowed down for a couple of reasons,” he said Tuesday. “One is just for my mental well-being. I’m just taking it a lot slower, to just take care of myself mentally, have more time for my family and stuff. I work more, I kind of ran out of my savings after a good year, so I’m back to work.”
LaForge said he’s changing gears, to a degree, and instead of so many “stings,” wants to focus his time on changes to legislation to keep convicted pedophiles in prison longer.
“I knew I had to attack this epidemic from another position,” LaForge said. “I’m sitting here catching guys all the time and yes, it’s exposing them, people are seeing it, it’s creating awareness, but I feel like a dog chasing my own tail. I want to see the laws change so if and when these guys are caught by police there’s a mandatory minimum sentence.”
Long sentences are “too rare,” he added.
“It’s not fair, they leave a trail of broken children,” LaForge said, noting he’s also become frustrated with other aspects of the system.
“People say ‘it’s not even a real child,’” when referencing Surrey Creep Catcher stings, he said, “but that’s what’s wrong with the justice system. They wait for a victim before they can do anything. Unfortunately, I get parents messaging me all the time…. Our laws are a joke. That’s the sad, sad thing. India just adopted a death penalty for sexual assault under the age of 12. We have third and second world countries taking stands against this and here we are, protecting them.”
Further, LaForge said the group is also pushing for a public registry of sex offenders.
But, he acknowledged, those would be “huge, huge steps” and said he’s working with “not a lot of resources.”
See more: Surrey Creep Catchers’ Ryan LaForge charged with assault, uttering threats (May 18, 2017)
See also: Creep Catcher Surrey president undettered by privacy complaint investigation
See also: SURREY’S CREEP CATCHER: Ryan LaForge aims to weed out ‘potential predators’ and ‘blast’ them on social media
In court on Monday, LaForge plead guilty to two counts of assault. While he had also faced charges of uttering threats and breach of undertaking, those were stayed.
LaForge will not serve any jail time, but was handed 12 months probation and was given a conditional sentence.
His conditions include keeping the peace, notifying the court and probation office of any change in employment or occupation, to not possess anything resembling a weapon, and to not publish or make publicly available on the internet any information about individuals targeted by the group.
A former member of the group, Lance Loy, on May 22 also plead guilty to assault in connection to the April 19, 2017 incident.
Also facing charges after the April 3 incident is Burnaby resident Kuljinder Singh Bhatti, 35. Bhatti is accused of trying to lure a minor for a sexual purpose and making an arrangement with a person for a sexual offence involving a person under age 18.
Bhatti’s next appearance in Vancouver Provincial Court is set for Aug. 27.
Since Surrey Creep Catchers’ inception, Surrey RCMP have cautioned the public against such work.
“Police want to remind the public that vigilantism, no matter how well meaning, poses significant risks to the safety of all those involved,” Surrey RCMP Corporal Scotty Schumann said last year. “Using our highly trained investigators in a controlled environment is the best way to get dangerous offenders off our streets and ensure they are held accountable.”
He said police advise the public to go to www. cybertip.ca to report incidents of online sexual exploitation of children.
Meantime, Surrey Creep Catchers made national headlines September of 2016 after a woman working with the group posed as a 15-year-old girl and allegedly communicated with an off-duty Surrey Mountie online after posting an ad on Craigslist.
A meeting was set up outside the Boston Pizza at Surrey Central Shopping Mall in Whalley and LaForge and his crew live-streamed the sting on the Internet.
Constable Dario Devic was arrested on Sept. 9, 2016 and suspended from police duty. Devic was then charged in October, 2016 and currently faces one charge of child luring. He is due in Surrey Provincial Court on June 4.
-With files from Tom Zytaruk
amy.reid@surreynowleader.com
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Calgary police are thanking the public for their “overwhelming help” in identifying a suspect in the high-profile “CanadaCreep” Twitter account investigation.
The account featured photos of unsuspecting women at CTrain stations, Plus-15s and other places around Calgary.
It was open for about a year, with about 17,000 followers, before it was shut down for being inappropriate.
READ MORE: ‘CanadaCreep’ Twitter account shut down, police call voyeuristic behaviour ‘ethically wrong’
Calgary police opened up an investigation leading to the arrest of a 42-year-old man late Tuesday afternoon.
WATCH BELOW: Calgary police are on the hunt for a predator who’s been taking sexual photos of innocent women. He goes by the handle Canada Creep and posted the images on social media. It’s people online who first sounded the alarm. Jill Croteau reports.
A search warrant was carried out on a home in the southeast community of Prestwick, where computers and other electronic devices were seized.
“Investigators are currently examining multiple terabytes of data, including hundreds of thousands of images,” police said in a release Wednesday. “Officers are in the process of identifying victims and determining what electronic evidence is relevant to this case.”
WATCH BELOW: Staff Sergeant Cory Dayley of the Calgary Police Service Cyber/Forensics Unit calls the actions of the Canada Creep Twitter account “clearly disturbing.”
The suspect’s name hasn’t been released yet as his case has yet to go before a judge. But investigators say he is facing voyeurism-related charges in relation to three incidents.
They add more charges are expected.
WATCH: Police call amount of time taken to raise awareness to Twitter account ‘alarming’


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अहमदाबाद। पहले चरण के मतदान के बाद गुजरात में चुनावी प्रचार तेज हो गया है। सोमवार को पीएम मोदी ने पाटन की चुनावी रैली के दौरान कांग्रेस पर हमला बोला।
पीएम मोदी ने रैली के दौरान कहा कि पहले चरण में कांग्रेस की हार तय है, इसलिए वे इवीएम का बहाना लेकर आरोप लगा रहे हैं। इसके अलावा उन्होंने गुजरात के गांवों में जाकर लोगों के बीच बच्चों की शिक्षा के प्रति जागरुकता जगाने की बात कही। साथ ही कांग्रेस की कमियों की ओर भी इशारा किया।
पीएम ने कहा, जब हम किसानों के पास गए, कृषि महोत्‍सव किया, हम अमीरों की मदद के लिए नहीं गए थे। हम गरीबों के बीच गए। दुखद है कि कांग्रेस नेताओं का जन्‍म सोने के चम्‍मच के साथ हुआ है, इसलिए वे कभी नहीं समझ पाएंगे कि गरीबी क्‍या है।
When we went to the farmers, did Krishi Mahotsav, we did not go out helping the rich. We went among the poor. Sadly, Congress leaders born with golden spoons will never understand what poverty is: PM Narendra Modi in Patan #GujaratElection2017 pic.twitter.com/6qW7yoOAAz
During peak summer, I would go to the villages of Gujarat and ask parents to educate their children. Whose children were they? Were they Ambani's children? No. They were children of the poor. We are working for poor: PM Narendra Modi in Patan #GujaratElection2017 pic.twitter.com/4P2K3QoY8y
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Event time: 3:00pm
Sing to the Lord a New Song
80th Anniversary Celebration
Featuring a variety of musical settings of the Psalms, including Bach's double-choir motet "Singet dem Herrn," as well as works by Rutter, Schütz, Vaughan Williams, Paul Bouman and others.
Sunday, April 30, 2017 at 3 p.m.
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church, 1615 N Wauwatosa Ave, Wauwatosa, WI 53213
Featuring J.S. Bach’s exciting double choir motet “Singet dem Herrn ein neues Lied” (“Sing to the Lord a New Song”). Plus, join us as we honor composer Paul Bouman, age 98, at our 80th anniversary concert with a performance of three of his works. Paul began his association with the Lutheran A Cappella Choir back in 1940 as a singer, and later became a director. We are very pleased to have him in attendance at our Sunday concert.
Full repertoire is available at http://www.lutheranacappella.org/spring-concert-2017.html
General Admission $15.00
Student/Senior $12.00
For more information contact: Dave Mohr, davemohr@me.com
Price: $15 General Admission $12 Students & Seniors

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