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New Delhi, July 4: The Bharatiya Janata Party on Wednesday termed the Supreme Court's verdict on the Delhi government's tussle with the Centre over the administrative control as a severe blow to "anarchist" Kejriwal.
BJP's spokesperson Sambit Patra accused Kejriwal of being a "self-declared anarchist" who thinks "he is the Constitution". The summary of the judgement, Patra said, was that "the Constitution is sacrosanct, constitutional morality is extremely important, and anarchy has no place in the Indian democratic set-up".
"The Supreme Court has very clearly said the departments of land, police and law and order are with the L-G. There is no debate on this and Parliament can make laws for Delhi," Patra said, adding that there is a need for all to work without anarchy.
Patra accused Kejriwal of being a "self-declared anarchist" who thinks "he is the Constitution". The summary of the judgement, Patra said, was that "the Constitution is sacrosanct, constitutional morality is extremely important, and anarchy has no place in the Indian democratic set-up".
The Supreme Court today held that elected representatives and the Council of Ministers in Delhi, who are accountable to the voters, must have "appropriate powers" to perform their functions "effectively and efficiently".
A five-judge constitution bench headed by Chief Justice Dipak Misra said that the exercise of establishing a democratic form of government in Delhi would "turn futile" if the elected government was not able to usher in policies and laws on which the Assembly has the power to legislate.
"The elected representatives and the council of ministers of Delhi, being accountable to the voters of Delhi, must have the appropriate powers so as to perform their functions effectively and efficiently," the bench categorically stated.
Regarding the powers of the Lieutenant Governor (LG) of Delhi, the top court referred to Article 239 AA(4) of the Constitution and said he was bound by the aid and advice of the council of ministers in matters for which the Assembly has the legislative powers.
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It is clear now that Delhi Chief Minister has given up his brand of combative (AAP) supremo Kejriwal launched into an apology spree and apologised to Congress leader Kapil Sibal's son Amit Sibal and Union minister and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader for making unverified allegations of corruption against them. The development came days after Kejriwal apologised to former Punjab minister Bikram Singh Majithia. After he tendered his apology, Kejriwal was acquitted in two separate defamation cases lodged against him by Amit Sibal, a senior advocate and son of former Union minister Kapil Sibal, and Gadkari. Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia, a co-accused with Kejriwal in the lodged by Sibal, was also acquitted after he, too, tendered an apology to the lawyer. Kejriwal intends to bring an end to the 33 defamation cases against him by means of similar out-of-court settlements and individual "understandings", say sources. According to AAP leaders, the various cases have drained the party's resources and money. The Congress and the BJP, however, hauled Kejriwal over the coals. The Opposition party advised that the Delhi chief minister should change his name to Arvind 'Sorry' Kejriwal, while the ruling party at the Centre lashed out at the AAP chief's brand of The AAP chief has been dragged to courts in multiple defamation cases lodged by various political leaders, including Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley and former Delhi chief minister Kejriwal still has to contend with Jaitley's case, and sources in the AAP had told news agencies last week that the senior BJP leader could also soon receive an apology from the Delhi chief minister. Last week, Kejriwal wrote to Akali Dal leader Bikram Majithia, apologising for accusing him of being involved in drug trade without any proof to back the allegations. The apology, however, did not go down to well with everyone and triggered what amounted to a virtual rebellion in the AAP Punjab unit. Subsequently, Bhagwant Mann resigned as AAP's Punjab unit chief. However, things seem to have improved since Kejriwal's meeting with AAP members of the Punjab legislative Assembly, with most saying they understand the decision of the party's convenor. Amit Sibal had filed a defamation suit against Kejriwal and Sisodia for alleging that Kapil Sibal had a conflict in seeking to revise a tax demand on telecom major Vodafone. In 2014, Gadkari had filed a defamation suit against Kejriwal after the AAP chief named him in a list of "corrupt politicians". In the filed by Gadkari, it was alleged that Kejriwal had called him "India's most corrupt". Here are the top 10 developments in Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's apology spree that has so far covered Majithia, Sibal and Gadkari: 1) BJP says 'anarchic character' of Kejriwal's exposed: BJP's Delhi unit chief Manoj Tiwari took a dig at Kejriwal and his apologies, stating that the "anarchic character" of the "NGO politics" practised by the Delhi chief minister now stood exposed before the people of the country. Tiwari also alleged that Kejriwal was a regular violator of the law and that he had, in connivance with a section of the media preferring to run anti-establishment news, "misused" the Right to Information Act against his political opponents. 2) Shivraj Singh Chouhan has a piece of advice for the AAP chief: Kejriwal, who has received much ridicule over his apologies, given his past brand of politics, also received some advice on how to go about his apology spree. The Delhi chief minister's Madhya Pradesh counterpart, Shivraj Singh Chouhan, tweeted a piece of advice: "Arvind-ji, if you heed my suggestion then make a list of people that you need to apologise to and prepare an apology letter headed 'To whomsoever it may concern'. "This would save you the hassle of apologising repeatedly," Chouhan's tweet said. ALSO READ: Kejriwal's 'sorry' syndrome: Shivraj Singh Chouhan's advice to Delhi CM 3) Congress says AAP chief should change his name: The Congress on Monday advised the Delhi Chief Minister to change his name to Arvind 'Sorry' Kejriwal, adding that this is what happened when "one does for sensationalism". Congress spokesperson Randeep Singh Surjwala said, "There is a sorry Chief Minister in the country. He should change his name to Arvind Sorry Kejriwal. This is just the beginning of his trail of saying sorry, and not the end." "He also has to apologise to the people of Delhi and the country, whom he has deceived," added Surjwala. "He also has to apologise for poor governance. When you do only for sensationalism, and not for balance, then this going to be the consequence," said the Congress leaders, adding, "The propaganda which was spread by him and his associates in collusion with BJP-RSS at Ram Leela Maidan during UPA rule, the truth of it has come out." "Delhi is sorry to have Kejriwal and his government," he added. 4) Sisodia says don't want to waste time on defamation cases: Defending his party chief's apologies to Majithia, Gadkari, and Sibal, Delhi Deputy Chief Minister said on Monday that he would use his time in service of the people instead of doing rounds of the courts for defamation cases filed against him and Kejriwal. "We will apologise to the people we have hurt. We're here to serve the people; we do not have the time to go to courts for such issues," said Sisodia, adding, "We're here to build schools and hospitals for the welfare of people."
ALSO READ: Kejriwal says sorry to Gadkari, Sibal, Majithia; Arun Jaitley next? updates Sources have told news agencies that Kejriwal intends to bring an end to all the defamation cases against him, which reportedly number 33, by means of similar out of court settlements and individual "understandings". According to AAP leaders, the various cases have drained the party's resources and money.
5) says Kejriwal backing off 'meekly': Displeased by his string of apologies, Displeased by his string of apologies, former AAP leader attacked Arvind Kejriwal , asking the AAP chief why he had published a list of 20 "corrupt politicians" if he wanted to "back off meekly". Further, Damania rejected Kejriwal's contention that he wanted to focus his strength in Delhi.
"Ideally, with a strong MLA force of 67 out of 70 MLAs, he should have entrusted the functioning of the Delhi government to his trusted MLAs and fought each one of the cases and ensured victory in every single matter and punish(ed) these corrupt politicians," she said. "It is extremely upsetting to see Arvind seeking apology from Gadkari despite concrete evidences given by me. Why on the earth had the AAP issued a list of 20 most corrupt politicians if they were to back off meekly?" added Damania.
Damania was once a key associate of Kejriwal. She had accused Gadkari of irregularities in his Purti Group of companies. Kejriwal, for his part, had gone on to name Gadkari as one of the most corrupt politicians in India. Taking objection to this, Gadkari had moved the court against Kejriwal for allegedly defaming him.
Besides spear-heading the campaign against Gadkari, Damania had also contested against him from Nagpur in the Lok Sabha polls 2014.
ALSO READ: Kejriwal apologises to Majithia; AAP, SAD-BJP leaders upset; 10 highlights Damania added that she still has 24 defamation cases against her and that she would fight them out until the end. Damania had quit AAP in 2015 at a time when the party was witnessing an ugly spat between and Yogendra Yadav on one side and Kejriwal on the other.
6) acquitted in Gadkari and Sibal defamation cases: Despite the criticism, Despite the criticism, AAP's apology strategy does seem to be paying off , at least as far as dealing with the defamation cases is concerned, concerns over how it will impact the party's political image notwithstanding. Kejriwal was on Monday acquitted in the two separate defamation cases lodged against him by Gadkari and Amit Sibal after he issued an apology to both of them.
After also tendered an apology to Amit Sibal through a letter, Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Samar Vishal acquitted the deputy Delhi chief minister, who was a co-accused along with Kejriwal in the lodged by Sibal.
The relief came from the court after the apologies were accepted by the complainants in both the cases.
ALSO READ: Punjab AAP unit to support Kejriwal, other politicians miffed: 10 updates However, the proceedings against lawyer and BJP leader Shazia Ilmi will continue in the lodged by Amit Sibal.
7) Kejriwal opposes second Rs 100-million defamation suit by Jaitley in HC: In the Delhi High Court, In the Delhi High Court, Kejriwal on Monday opposed the second Rs 100 million (Rs 10 crore) defamation suit against him by Arun Jaitley over the use of an objectionable word by the chief minister's former lawyer The AAP chief claimed that he had never instructed his then counsel, Jethmalani, to use any scandalous words against Jaitley during recording of his evidence.
Jaitley had filed the second defamation suit after Jethmalani allegedly "abused" him in the open court during the proceedings of the original defamation suit he had filed against the AAP chief and five other party functionaries.
However, the chief minister maintained that apart from the ground of "absolute privilege, the present suit is also barred by Section 126 of the Indian Evidence Act".
"The statement, upon which the suit is based on alleged defamatory imputations made by the senior advocate (without any oath), allegedly on the instructions of the defendant (Kejriwal), which he could not have disclosed," Kejriwal said in his written statement filed through advocate Anupam Srivastava.
Section 126 of the Evidence Act bars disclosure of any professional communication between an advocate and his client, including instructions given by the client in relation to his case.
During the cross-examination of the minister on May 17 last year before Joint Registrar in the Delhi High Court, Jethmalani had used a term Jaitley found objectionable.
ALSO READ: Kejriwal's string of apologies continues, latest to Gadkari, Amit Sibal The second suit filed through advocate Manik Dogra has said that the minister enjoyed a reputation of honesty and probity and had sacrificed large professional earnings in order to undertake public service.
8) Kejriwal apologises to Gadkari, Sibal: Days after Kejriwal regretted having accused Akali Dal leader Bikram Majithia of being involved in the drug trade, Days after Kejriwal regretted having accused Akali Dal leader Bikram Majithia of being involved in the drug trade, Kejriwal apologised to BJP leader and Union Minister and Congress leader Kapil Sibal for making unverified allegations of corruption against them. Both leaders withdrew their defamation cases against the AAP chief on Monday.
In a March 16 letter to Gadkari, Kejriwal said he was feeling sorry for making "certain statements, without regard to its verifiability, which seem to have hurt you...".
"I have nothing personal against you. I regret the same. Let us put the incident behind us and bring the court proceedings to a closure," said the letter.
Addressing the Union Shipping and Transport Minister, Kejriwal also suggested that "we should put our energy to serve the people of this country in the spirit of mutual respect".
जनता को समझना चाहिए कि आखिर क्यों केजरीवाल झूठे आरोप लगाते हैं ..@ArvindKejriwal is regular and habitual offender and this is his "माफीनामा" modus operandi देश ने इतनी ओछी राजनीति अब तक नही देखी pic.twitter.com/30hIUdZRQL — Manoj Tiwari (@ManojTiwariMP) March 19, 2018 Later, Gadkari and Kejriwal filed a joint application in the Patiala House Court, seeking the withdrawal of the "Kejriwal has acknowledged that (the) complainant (Gadkari) was hurt on account of unverified allegations and expressed regret, in the larger public interest" and that "the complainant does not wish to pursue the defamation case", read the application. The court allowed the plea and disposed of the case.
Joint application by lawyers of @nitin_gadkari & @ArvindKejriwal for withdrawal of criminal defamation case in Patiala House Court : pic.twitter.com/PVP2e5HJ4o — Nagendar Sharma (@sharmanagendar) March 19, 2018 Kejriwal and Deputy Chief Minister also wrote to Congress leader Kapil Sibal and his son Amit, seeking apology for making "unfounded" allegation against them at a joint press conference on May 15, 2013. "Now, I have learnt that the allegation I made against you and your father at the press conference were unfounded. I hereby withdraw all my allegations made against you and your father and apologise for the same," the AAP leaders said. Kejriwal and Deputy Chief Minister also wrote to Congress leader Kapil Sibal and his son Amit, seeking apology for making "unfounded" allegation against them at a joint press conference on May 15, 2013. "Now, I have learnt that the allegation I made against you and your father at the press conference were unfounded. I hereby withdraw all my allegations made against you and your father and apologise for the same," the AAP leaders said.
"The damage caused to your esteem, the hurt cause to your family, friends and well-wishers and the loss caused to you is regretted," Kejriwal and Sisodia wrote in separate but identical letters.
ALSO READ: Sibal forgives Kejriwal The four -- Kejriwal, Sisodia and the Sibals -- then jointly wrote to the court seeking withdrawal of the by the Sibals. The court disposed of the case filed by Amit Sibal after Kejriwal alleged conflict of interest over his appearing in the Supreme Court for Telecom major Vodafone when his father was the union Communication Minister.
9) Kejriwal tries to pacify dissenting Punjab AAP MLAs: On the backfoot after tendering an apology to Bikram Singh Majithia, the AAP on Sunday sought to On the backfoot after tendering an apology to Bikram Singh Majithia, the AAP on Sunday sought to pacify its party MLAs from Punjab in a bid to avert a split in the state unit. Kejriwal's apology letter to Majithia for accusing him of being involved in the drug trade took everyone by surprise, especially the AAP's Punjab unit.
The party's Punjab president Bhagwant Mann and its co-president Aman Arora resigned from their posts in protest against Kejriwal's apology.
Of the 20 AAP MLAs from Punjab, 10 lawmakers along with state unit leaders met Delhi Deputy Chief Minister at his residence in New Delhi on Sunday, where Chief Minister was also present.
ALSO READ: Majithia apology: Kumar Vishwas takes a poetic dig at Arvind Kejriwal The chief minister is said to have given an explanation for his apology to Majithia.
10) Anna Hazare taunts Kejriwal: Following Kejriwal's apology to Majithia, social activist Following Kejriwal's apology to Majithia, social activist Anna Hazare last week taunted the AAP chief , saying that one should not do anything for which one has to tender an apology later. "Why should one do anything for which one has to tender an apology later on," Anna Hazare told the media.


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BEIJING (AP) — British Prime Minister Theresa May has arrived in China on a visit focused on hashing out new trade arrangements once Britain leaves the European Union.
May flew Wednesday to the central industrial center of Wuhan and is traveling later to Beijing for talks with Premier Li Keqiang (LEE kuh-chee-AANG') and President Xi Jinping (SHE JIN'-ping).
May is accompanied by 50 British business leaders, including the chief executives of Jaguar Land Rover and drug firm AstraZeneca. She will also visit the financial hub of Shanghai before heading home on Friday.
May wants to burnish the "golden era" between the countries announced by Xi during a state visit to Britain in 2015.
Bolstering ties with China, the world's second-largest economy, became more urgent after Britain voted in 2016 to leave the EU.

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The volcano, colloquially known as ‘Popo’, erupted in the early hours of Thursday, spewing ash into the atmosphere. The have now been a total of 11 “low-intensity exhalations” of smoke since the first, and three eruptions. Mexico's National Disaster Prevention Center (CENAPRED) said that "the seismic monitoring systems of the Popocatépetl volcano recorded 11 low-intensity exhalations and three explosions at 02:26, 03:26 and 03:27". CENAPRED added that "there was a report of slight ash fall” in local areas and rock fragments were blasted almost 600 metres away.
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The centre also warned people to stay away from the volcano due to "the danger of falling ballistic fragments”. A video of the 02:26 eruption was captured on video which shows just how much potential the volcano has to be catastrophic. The video shows massive plumes of smoke being pummelled into the air as lava trickles down the side of the huge volcano. At 5,426 metres tall, Popo, which is some 70 kilometres away from the capital Mexico City, is the second largest volcano in North America, but experts say that it does not pose a huge threat to locals due to its usually dormant nature.
Popocatépetl volcano's past eruptions, in pictures Fri, October 6, 2017 Popocatépetl is an active volcano, located in the states of Puebla, Mexico, and Morelos, in Central Mexico Play slideshow AFP/Getty Images 1 of 7 Ash spew from Mexico's Popocatepetl volcano, some 55 km from Mexico City, as seen from San Mateo Ozolco, in the Mexican central state of Puebla, on July 4, 2013
Last year, Popo erupted for the first time since 2000 when ash was propelled a staggering three kilometres into the sky. Since then, there have been several eruptions. The eruption comes after a spate of volcanic activity around the world – with all eyes on the Agung volcano in Bali which is showing signs of erupting.
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Such is the fear around Agung that Indonesia is preparing to evacuate and divert all tourists away due to the likely impending eruption. More than 140,000 locals have already been evacuated from the area.
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A zoning amendment permitting service or gas stations at the former Monsour Medical Center site in Jeannette was approved unanimously by city council this month.
The change allows service or gas stations on a conditional basis in regional commercial districts, which covers the 6.4-acre property on Route 30. That allows council to have some input on plans and site design from the developer, Colony Holding Co.
Colony's plans include a gas station and convenience store and two additional buildings for retail and medical tenants.
The final amendment approval on April 12 settles a weeks-long zoning dispute between council and developer Don Tarosky Jr. at the beginning of 2018. Council in December had initially approved the amendment, but then, with the addition of two new board members in January, the group reversed that decision and Taroksy took down Colony's signs at the property.
A compromise was reached later in January.
The Westmoreland County Industrial Development Corp. last year finished a $2 million demolition project there funded by local and state dollars. County officials selected Colony Holding in August to redevelop the land. Tarosky has said he hopes to break ground this year. He has not publicly identified the potential tenants.
The county's land bank bought the former Monsour property in 2014 at a judicial sale for about $15,000 after the hospital and adjoining buildings were left vacant. The medical center closed in 2006 after a series of failed state inspections.
Renatta Signorini is a Tribune-Review staff writer. Reach her at 724-837-5374, rsignorini@tribweb.com or via Twitter @byrenatta.

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Ryan Holsted and Chris Sattler install an electrical lock system Monday at the Burlington Depot on South Main Street in Burlington. At a meeting Monday, the Burlington City Council discussed whether to use $146,000 from the economic development fund to white-box part of the depot building for a new restaurant, with a decision forthcoming.
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Question: Fears remain after evacuation lifted for 200K Californians

OROVILLE, Calif. (AP) — The stress of evacuation and an uncertain future were enough for Donald Azevedo and his family to opt to stay a few more nights in an emergency shelter rather than risk having to do it all again.
The family was among the nearly 200,000 Californians who live downstream from the country’s tallest dam who were told they could return home but warned they may have to flee again if repairs made to the battered Oroville Dam spillways don’t hold.
The fixes could be put to their first test later this week with the first of a series of small storms forecast for the region expected to reach the area Wednesday night.
“There is the prospect that we could issue another evacuation order if the situation changes and the risk increases,” Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea said Tuesday, telling residents they could return home but to remain vigilant.
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That’s why Azevedo wasn’t budging yet.
“My plan is to stay here,” said Azevedo, who evacuated from Marysville with his wife, Tasha, their four Chihuahuas and more than 30 relatives. They spent two nights at the Nevada County Fairgrounds in Grass Valley, Calif. and he planned to wait out this week’s upcoming storm before returning home. Many at the shelter said a drive that should have taken one hour took six hours on Sunday.
“I’m not trying to risk traffic, being stuck in floods. I’m safe where I’m at,” Azevedo said.
Many other evacuees, such as Oroville resident Margaret Johnston, couldn’t wait to get back home.
“You don’t appreciate home until it’s taken away from you,” said Johnston, 69, who spent the last two nights sheltering at a church in Chico, California. As she packed the blankets, pillows and clothing she had hastily thrown into a black garbage bag, she reflected on the mad rush to leave, the chaos, confusion and bottleneck traffic on the drive out. “It was just frustrating. Very frustrating.”
Residents living below the Oroville Dam were suddenly ordered to evacuate Sunday afternoon after authorities had assured them for nearly a week that the dam was sound despite a gaping and growing hole found in the structure’s main spillway. The order came after authorities feared an earthen emergency spillway used when the lake behind the dam overflows its capacity appeared ready to fail Sunday because of erosion.
Two days after issuing the evacuation order, officials lifted it Tuesday but uncertainty remained.
Over the weekend, the swollen lake spilled down the unpaved emergency spillway for nearly 40 hours, leaving it badly eroded. The problem occurred six days after engineers discovered a growing hole in the dam’s main concrete spillway.
State and federal officials ignored calls in 2005 from environmental groups to armor the earthen spillway in concrete to prevent erosion. Federal regulators concluded the earthen spillway could handle a large amount of overflow after water agencies that would have had to pay for the upgrade argued it was unnecessary.
Others fear the real test is still to come in the weeks ahead when a record amount of snowfall melts in nearby mountains.
The California Department of Water Resources said Tuesday night the Oroville Dam’s water levels continued to decrease but it didn’t say by how much.
State water officials said earlier Tuesday the reservoir’s water level had been reduced 15 feet by Tuesday afternoon. Officials hope to continue using a damaged main spillway to drain the lake another 37 feet in preparation for coming rain. They say they have drained enough water that the emergency spillway will not be needed to handle runoff from the approaching storm.
Forecasts call for 2-4 inches of rain and snow in the foothills and mountains starting Wednesday night. But the storm was looking colder than initially projected, meaning less rain and less runoff than last week’s storms.
Dozens of construction crews were working around the clock dropping 1,200 tons of material on the earthen emergency spillway per hour using heavy equipment and helicopters and the area is being continually monitored with the help of drones carrying cameras, the state water agency said.
Preliminary estimates say permanently fixing the hole in the main spillway could cost $100 million to $200 million, Croyle said. Experts are drawing up plans for repairs that will begin after the spring runoff season ends.
Gov. Jerry Brown said late Tuesday that the Federal Emergency Management Agency approved his request for federal assistance with the Oroville dam situation.
State officials clearly were on the defensive about their decision to call for mass evacuations Sunday, just a few hours after saying the situation was stable, forcing families to rush to pack up and get out.
Honea, the county sheriff, said Tuesday that the call to order nearly 200,000 people to higher ground protected lives and bought time for water experts to address the problems.
But after two days away from home, tens of thousands of evacuees were growing weary. They welcomed the news they could return home but vowed to heed the sheriff’s warning to remain vigilant.
Rod Remocal said he and his wife would now be ready to leave their Biggs home near the dam at a moment’s notice after fleeing in a rush Sunday.
“We’re all coming back and pack and be ready this time,” Remocal said. “This time we’re going to be on call like they said.”
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Elias reported from San Francisco.
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Contributing to this report were Jocelyn Gecker, Olga R. Rodriguez and Kristin Bender in San Francisco; Don Thompson in Sacramento; Terry Chea in Grass Valley, California; Ellen Knickmeyer in Sonoma, California; and John Antczak and Justin Pritchard in Los Angeles.

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Question: Is Chicago proof that gun laws don't work?

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Chicago suffered record-breaking violence in 2016: 4,331 shootings and 762 homicides, more deaths than in New York and Los Angeles combined. Gun rights groups say Chicago's strict ordinances prove gun laws don't work -- they just add to lawlessness and violence. But gun control advocates argue New York and Los Angeles actually have stricter gun laws than Chicago, and lax gun laws in nearby states flood Chicago with guns. What do you think?
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Gun rights advocates have argued for years that gun control doesn't work because criminals don't care about laws, and Chicago's out-of-control gun violence proves it. As David Rittgers argues:
Strict gun-control policies have failed to deliver on their essential promise: that denying law-abiding citizens access to the means of self-defense will somehow make them safer ... The simple, undeniable truth is that gun control does not work.
Chicago does have some of the most restrictive gun ordinances in the country. Gun shops and civilian gun ranges are banned, as are assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. But more than 15,000 of the guns traced by the police in the last decade came from just outside the city limits in neighboring towns that permit gun stores.
Gun control advocates argue Chicago's laws can't make up for the easy access to guns in the rest of Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana. Gun violence is a collective national problem, not a local one that can be reduced to debates over a single city's gun laws.
Many still argue stricter gun control laws are not the answer.
Chicago has the some of the strongest gun laws in place, yet it is still rife with gun violence. Liberals ignore the real problems. -- Bernard Lawes [?] [?] (@lawesbernard) May 24, 2017
The fact remains that laws do not stop criminals. Period -- Jay Seals (@jayseals0079) October 5, 2017
But others say Chicago only proves that gun laws must be universal, and it is impossible for any city to eliminate gun violence when neighboring municipalities have loose gun laws.
Part of Chicago violence is because Pence loosened gun laws in neighboring IN. Criminals get guns there & use them in Chicago. -- America Resurgent (@ProgressOutlook) June 1, 2017
Chicago tried to limit guns. Efforts were blocked. Guns come in from Indiana where it is much easier to get guns. -- Chicago Voter (@VoterChicago) October 5, 2017
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On GPS, David Frum says the U.S. has lax gun laws because most people believe firearms make them safer, and it's not politic to tell them they are wrong.
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Question: Leeds United fans distraught over Hernandez links as former Birmingham City ace makes promise

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'I'm gonna end you'
Former Birmingham City whizz kid Demarai Gray has taken a cheeky swipe at pal Wes Harding, who made his first Championship start on Saturday.
Harding, 21, starred as Blues dismantled Hull City at St Andrew’s to pull themselves level with 21st-placed Barnsley on 33 points.
And the defender marked a proud moment by posting a message to his followers on Instagram.
Harding said: “Proud to make my football league debut for @bcfcofficial yesterday afternoon. The support from my family, friends and 23,000 fans was second to none! 3 points and a clean sheet. There’s not much more I could ask for.”
But Gray, who played alongside Harding in the youth ranks at Blues, made his former team-mate a promise if they ever come face to face.
The Leicester City winger replied: “I’m gonna end you the day I play against you brooo.”
Hernandez linked with Blues
Leeds United fans do not want to see the back of Pablo Hernandez this summer amid Garry Monk's reported interest in the attacker.
Former Elland Road boss Monk is interested in reuniting with Hernandez at Birmingham City according to national reports.
Hernandez, 32, is out of contract at the end of the season and has not yet been offered fresh terms to extend his stay in Yorkshire.
Monk coached him at both Swansea and Leeds - and Whites supporters are hoping the pair won't go on to link up for a third time later this year.
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Lukas Jutkiewicz relished an ‘enjoyable’ fortnight working under Garry Monk and has revealed the freedom Birmingham City have been given in attack.
The 28-year-old was applauded off during Blues’ 3-0 victory over Hull on Saturday having turned in arguably the best 83 minutes of his season.
Jutkiewicz and Che Adams gave the Hull defence a torrid afternoon and whilst the margin of victory was three, in truth it could have been double but for the excellence of Allan McGregor.
And a morale-boosting team display brought Monk his first victory as Blues boss who has had three games in his first two weeks -but now has the international break to continue implementing his methods.
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Out on trial
Birmingham City youngster Wes McDonald is on trial at Championship rivals Queens Park Rangers.
The attacking midfielder was picked up by Blues at the end of 2013 from Fulham, and has been a regular in the U23s set-up in that time.
McDonald also featured five times in a short loan deal with nearby National League outfit Solihull Moors earlier this season.
He caught the eye particularly in the last campaign, scoring ten times in 24 outings for Richard Beale’s side.

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Arsenal will join Manchester City in the race to sign Riyad Mahrez this summer after the Leicester star's move to the Etihad broke down on deadline day.
The Algerian winger submitted a transfer request and has since gone AWOL, missing training with the Foxes.
Claude Puel left his star man out of the 1-1 draw vs Swansea and now the Gunners are looking to take advantage of the situation.
Leicester will likely sell their star man this summer to extract maximum value - with only two years remaining on his contract - and the Star report the Blues now have a fight on their hands to sign him in the next window.
A dream to work with Pep Guardiola may be spurned by Mahrez is Arsene Wenger offers him a starring role at the Emirates.
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Question: Trump pushes drug-dealer death penalty as opioid crisis response

MANCHESTER, N.H. (Reuters) - President Donald Trump, targeting the U.S. opioid epidemic, called again on Monday for the execution of drug dealers, a proposal that so far has gained little support in Congress, amid criticism from some drug abuse and criminal justice experts.
U.S. President Donald Trump Delivers remarks on "combatting the opioid crisis" in a speech at Manchester Community College in Manchester, New Hampshire, U.S., March 19, 2018. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst
At an event in Manchester, New Hampshire, Trump unveiled an anti-opioid abuse plan, including his death penalty recommendation and one for tougher sentencing laws for drug dealers.
For Trump, the visit to New Hampshire returns him to a state that gave him a key Republican primary election win when he was a political newcomer in 2016. Back then, he promised to tackle the opioid crisis, which is particularly severe in the New England state.
Since then, he has taken only modest steps. He declared the opioid crisis a public health emergency in October, but without providing more money to fight the epidemic.
Some critics, including Democratic lawmakers, said then that the declaration was meaningless without additional funds.
Addiction to opioids - primarily prescription painkillers, heroin and fentanyl - is a growing problem in the United States, especially in rural areas. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 42,000 people died from opioid overdoses in 2016.
The new White House plan will seek to cut opioid prescriptions by a third over the next three years by changing federal healthcare programs, the White House officials said.
The White House did not offer examples of when it would be appropriate to seek the death penalty for drug dealers and referred further questions to the Justice Department.
U.S. President Donald Trump Delivers remarks on "combatting the opioid crisis" in a speech at Manchester Community College in Manchester, New Hampshire, U.S., March 19, 2018. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst
The Justice Department said it will have a statement around the time of Trump’s afternoon event in New Hampshire.
Dr Harold Pollack, an urban public health professor at the University of Chicago, said, “I don’t think the death penalty for drug dealers will accomplish very much.”
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He said there was little evidence that tougher sentencing reduced the availability of street drugs.
Pollack urged Trump to work with Republican state governors to expand the Medicaid federal health program so that drug addicts could get more access to healthcare and counseling.
David Safavian, deputy director for the American Conservative Union Foundation’s Center for Criminal Justice Reform, said Trump’s plan had some good parts, including focusing on addiction as a way to lower crime rates.
“Like any plan, there are some areas where the details matter,” he said. “For example, identifying those reporting to prison with addiction issues is an important first step.”
It was also important to ensure the Bureau of Prisons had sufficient resources to treat addicted inmates so they could avoid a cycle of abuse and incarceration, he said.
Kevin Ring, president of Families against Mandatory Minimums, which campaigns against sentencing they see as overly harsh, said Trump’s plan calling for stiffer sentences or seeking the death penalty against drug dealers, was merely “doubling down on a failed strategy.”

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Self-driving truck drives with no one on board A startup has upped the ante in the race to develop self-driving vehicles.
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PARIS — French police say an 8-year-old girl was killed and at least five people were injured when a driver slammed his car into the sidewalk cafe of a pizza restaurant in a small town east of Paris.
An official with the national gendarme service said the driver was arrested soon after the incident Monday night in the town of Sept-Sorts.
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(CNN) The new year is made for resolutions -- and predictions.
So here's what will happen in the world of tennis in 2017 in a season that will feature a comeback for veteran stars Roger Federer, Maria Sharapova, Serena Williams and Rafael Nadal.
Federer to make a slam final ...
At Wimbledon, where he has won a record-equaling seven titles.
Federer has some work to do to return to the top five, given his inactivity since deciding to end his season in July . But, if reports are to be believed, the Swiss legend is in great shape as he trains in Dubai.
Motivation remains sky high for Federer -- the 35-year-old plans on playing a couple more seasons -- and even when injured he came close to reaching the final at Wimbledon.
We're celebrating the 13th anniversary of the RF Foundation. Some reflections on what has been an impactful journey: https://t.co/rOAKILGYVx — Roger Federer (@rogerfederer) December 16, 2016
If Federer, the men's leader with 17 majors, makes the final and plays defending champion Andy Murray, his chances would appear to be good. Federer has won five straight matches against Scotland's two-time Olympic gold medalist and new world No. 1.
No new men's winners
Grigor Dimitrov. Kei Nishikori. Milos Raonic. By now, some would have expected at least one of the trio to have won a grand slam.
The "Big Four" of Federer, Nadal, Murray and Novak Djokovic, however, continue to reign supreme, with Stan Wawrinka adding to a superlative quintet. Advances in recovery, nutrition and training mean those five players are able to sustain their high levels for longer periods.
Since the beginning of 2010 -- 28 majors ago -- only six players aside from the quintet have appeared in a grand slam final, including Raonic at Wimbledon this year and Nishikori at the US Open in 2014.
Expect the dominance of those five to continue and don't expect any new men's grand slam winners.
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Serena to win two majors
Several women's pros said last year that Angelique Kerber's win over Williams at the Australian Open gave them the belief that they too could topple the American. Kerber added a second major at the US Open.
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If Williams' aura has faded slightly, she certainly wasn't far off winning three majors in 2016 instead of the one title she secured at Wimbledon.
At 35 such physical issues aren't a surprise but Williams should return to the circuit refreshed and with less pressure than 11 months ago when the California native had to back up a sensational 2015 season that saw her come within two wins of achieving a calendar year grand slam.
She won Wimbledon, the Australian and French Open titles in that year but went out in the semifinal of the US Open.
Kerber to add to slam collection
Is Kerber, who ended Williams' stay at No. 1 in September, a one-year wonder destined to fade in 2017? Her game, and the current WTA landscape, suggest not.
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The German left-hander is no longer a defensive player largely retrieving at the back of the court. Rather, aggression has slowly but surely found its way into the 28-year-old's game. She is also competing better than ever.
And with the pregnant Victoria Azarenka off the tour for a while longer and Sharapova not back from her drug suspension until late April -- with the Russian needing time to return to form -- Kerber will, if healthy, remain in the top two for a while yet.
Based on her matches with Williams in 2016, tennis fans surely want the rivalry to intensify. Their two encounters at the Australian Open and Wimbledon were classics.
Nadal to win 15th major
Those who have wanted Nadal to add to his coaching setup got their wish last month when Carlos Moya joined the 14-time grand slam winner's team.
Moya -- apart from being a former world No. 1 and grand slam winner himself -- was Nadal's mentor. Like the "King of Clay, he hails from the island of Mallorca in Spain.
Nadal is hoping for a spike in results, similar to those Djokovic and Murray experienced when working with grand slam winners Boris Becker and Ivan Lendl respectively.
Working against Nadal, though, is his age -- at 30 he is a year older than Murray and Djokovic -- and has suffered an array of injuries.
A wrist complaint scuppered his 2016 season after appearing to be in form. He had rediscovered his confidence early in the clay-court season.
But Nadal, for the time being, is healthy, and the arrival of Moya -- who was alongside Raonic as the Canadian reached a career high third in in the rankings -- will only be a boost. He is reportedly practicing well in the off-season.
Nadal is too much of a champion, at this stage of his career, to simply fade away.
His last grand slam title came at the French Open in 2014 and with a record nine titles at Roland Garros to his name, Paris is the likeliest spot for another triumph at a major.


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Question: Ice warning issued by Met Office for Tuesday morning as motorists warned to be prepared for big freeze

With temperatures set to plummet well below zero degrees tonight the Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for ice for the evening and tomorrow morning.
A spokesman for the Met Office said: "Ice is expected to form on some surfaces from late Monday afternoon and last overnight into Tuesday morning.
The warning from the Met Office
"There will probably be icy stretches on untreated roads, pavements and cycle paths with some injuries possible from slips and falls.
"Temperatures are likely to fall rapidly below freezing later on Monday across much of the area. This will lead to icy stretches, particularly where snow melt has occurred during the day, or where a mix of rain and snow has fallen across the south of the area."
The Met Office weather warning is in force between 4pm today, Monday, and 11am tomorrow, Tuesday December 12.
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High winds and the risk of flooding on a road in Scarborough forced its closure early in the morning.
there is also a yellow weather warning still in place for the region as ice poses a risk on untreated roads and pavements.
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Question: 'Top Gun' sequel: Miles Teller cast as Goose's son opposite Tom Cruise

It's official: Miles Teller has just the right need for speed.
The 31-year-old "Whiplash" star has been cast opposite Tom Cruise in the highly anticipated sequel "Top Gun: Maverick" (in theaters July 12, 2019). Paramount confirmed the news originally reported by trade magazine "Variety."
Teller beat out fellow actors such as Nicholas Hoult and Glen Powell to play the grown son of Nick "Goose" Bradshaw (Anthony Edwards), co-pilot and best friend of hotshot flyboy Pete "Maverick" Mitchell (Cruise). Goose died in the original 1986 "Top Gun."
The newest "Top Gun" star shared the news on Twitter, saying "I feel the need..."
I feel the need... https://t.co/oOcIQW0zGS — Miles Teller (@Miles_Teller) July 3, 2018
Powell took his washout in stride, joking that he was "taking down all the Tom Cruise posters in my bedroom. Maybe, I’ll leave one. Two for symmetry. Okay, the posters are staying."
I’m taking down all the Tom Cruise posters in my bedroom. Maybe, I’ll leave one. Two for symmetry. Okay, the posters are staying. https://t.co/7gCpNLJCcz — Glen Powell (@glenpowell) July 3, 2018
In the followup directed by Joseph Kosinski (who worked with Teller in last year's "Only the Brave"), Maverick acts as instructor to a new class of fighter pilots. The upcoming movie is also bringing back original star Val Kilmer as Tom "Iceman" Kazansky, Maverick's old rival.
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Question: Nightclub shut down after event with live horse to reopen

MIAMI — A Florida nightclub that was shut down after a scantily clad woman rode bareback on a white horse through a crowd will be allowed to reopen.
A Miami Beach code official ruled Monday the city should reinstate the Mokai Lounge's business license after its owners acknowledged five violations and agreed to pay $12,150 in fines. The club also will make a $10,000 donation to Peaceful Ridge Horse Rescue and promises no more animals will be used in the club.
The city suspended the club's license earlier this month, a day after video went viral showing the woman riding the horse inside the club. As the animal moved through the crowded space, it appeared to panic, and the woman fell off. No injuries were reported to humans or the horse.
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Figures released by the National Caravan Council (the NCC) confirm the UK's continuing enthusiasm for caravanning and motorhoming.
Staycations and domestic trips in leisure vehicles are also on the rise.
The Motorhome and Caravan Show 2017 heads to Birmingham's NEC from 17 to 22 October, where leisure vehicle manufacturers and dealers show their 2018 product ranges and around 100,000 visitors are attracted to the annual event.
According to the NCC, production of touring caravans was up 13.7% in the first six months of 2017 compared to the same period last year, while motorhome registrations rose by 11.3%.
Caravan holiday homes are also steadily increasing, with a 5.6% growth in deliveries to holiday park locations between year start and end of June 2017 compared to 2016.
From January to April 2017, Britons took a record 14.4 million domestic holidays, or 'staycations' within Great Britain: a figure up 3% over the same period last year.
VisitEngland reports that British residents took 44.7 million holiday trips in England during 2016, up 2% over the previous year. Over 10.2 million, or nearly one in four of these vacations, used caravans, motorhomes or camping as accommodation. Short breaks of one to three nights made up two thirds of all English holiday trips, with 29.3 million taken in 2016.
VisitEngland's figures also demonstrate that Brits are increasingly using caravans, motorhomes and camping as accommodation for other trips made, such as to sporting events or to visit relatives, contributing to a grand total of 11.94 million trips taken in England during 2016: an increase of 2.5% over 2015.
The Camping and Caravanning Club, formed in 1901, has grown to a record membership of 300,000 households this year. With over 100 UK sites, pitch night sales have risen 9% year to date compared with 2016. The club puts the increase in caravanning, motorhoming and staycations down to warmer British summers, lower fuel prices and a wider range of camping options such as glamping.
The Caravan and Motorhome Club's membership continues to grow as it invests in new and existing sites in the UK and enhances its offering in Europe. Overall bookings for the 2017 summer are up 2.2% on last year and motorhome bookings are up 8%. The club has also witnessed a 5% increase in family bookings.
"We see a consistently strong market for leisure vehicles, and their continuing appeal as accommodation on a wide range of trips away in both the UK and abroad," says Jenny Summers, Group Marketing Director for the NCC. "The European tourer and motorhome industry is providing innovative and stylish products at competitive prices, with products such as campervan conversions appealing to a younger market. These figures also endorse the popularity of staycations in the UK."
The Motorhome and Caravan Show is the biggest launch event of its kind in the UK, with all the new-for-2018 motorhome and caravan models revealed. Visitors can access over 700 leisure vehicles from leading manufacturers and dealers and try their hand at caravan towing and motorhome manoeuvring. Celebrity chefs cook from newly-launched leisure vehicles in the LIVE Theatre and industry experts share their tips on leisure vehicle ownership and holidays. With attractions for all the family, children enter free.
Tickets are on sale now for the UK's largest leisure vehicle show from as little as GBP8.50*. Visit www.mcshow.co.uk or call 0844 873 7333.

GETTY Devon and Cornwall top the list of UK staycation destinations
And the “staycation” craze is set to boost the UK economy by a whopping £31billion. A traditional jaunt to the seaside remains a firm favourite, with 55 per cent flocking to Britain’s beaches this year. For the fourth consecutive year, Cornwall tops the chart as Britain’s top holiday destination. Devon takes second position and Bournemouth third. The UK’s rural landscape is also seen as a jewel of our national heritage and is the second most popular destination for a summer holiday for many Britons. This year, a third of adults are taking a rural break, with the top destinations the Lake District, Scottish Highlands and the Cotswolds.
GETTY Many Britons are swapping Lake Como for the Lake District
Our annual holiday index confirms that we have become a staycation nation. More Britons than ever are exploring what makes Great Britain so great. Shakila Ahmed
City breaks are the third most popular type of holidays, with London, Edinburgh and Bath being top destinations this year. The annual holiday report by Travelodge surveyed 3,000 British adults, and found the UK tourist industry is flourishing. Shakila Ahmed, of Travelodge, said: “Our annual holiday index confirms that we have become a staycation nation. “More Britons than ever are exploring what makes Great Britain so great, which is great news for our economy. We are seeing more Britons booking three-in-one holidays. This includes taking a city, rural and coastal break as part of a one-week holiday.” Britons are also taking shorter breaks, with the average length of the summer staycation now just one week. But while choosing to remain on home soil, the study shows British holidaymakers are spoiling themselves, splashing out a little extra on their summer break.
GETTY Bournemouth is perennially popular for UK tourists
The average spend on this year’s stay at home vacation will be £823 – an increase of 37 per cent from last year. It is also the highest spend since Travelodge started its annual holiday index in 2011, when the average spend was £399. The research also found 85 per cent of us now take three staycation breaks a year on average. The report also revealed that 38 per cent of Britons want to holiday in the UK rather than Europe in order to support their economy. The UK’s top staycationers are from Newcastle, with 82 per cent from the city revealing they are taking a staycation break this summer, with the average spend at £762. People from Wolverhampton took second place, with 77 per cent of residents spending £788 on their staycation summer break.
Separate studies have revealed that our holiday choices tend to be governed by when we were born. Millennials – those aged between 16 and 34 – tend to still shun staycations. While most other age groups are increasingly taking advantage of the chance to holiday at home, figures from Visit England show this younger generation still prefer to go abroad. The tourist board statistics showed that, while more and more of us like to holiday at home, the number of millennials choosing a staycation has dropped by 1.4 million over the past decade. As a result, only a quarter of those who took a home holiday last year was aged between 16 and 34.
Inside the award winning Bosinver Farm Cottages, Cornwall Wed, January 3, 2018 Bosinver Farm occupies a 30-acre farm and woodland site close to the sea near Saint Austell Play slideshow Bosinver 1 of 12 Exterior of the stunning Coliza cottage, perfect for couples
TOP 10 STAYCATION LOCATIONS 1. Cornwall 2. Devon 3. Bournemouth 4. London 5. Cotswolds
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Southampton escaped the relegation zone after winning at last-place West Bromwich Albion 3-2 to end a 12-match winless run in the league.
Swansea is out of the danger zone only on goal difference after drawing with Leicester 1-1.
But Stoke sunk back into the bottom three after Bournemouth followed up recent fine wins against Arsenal and Chelsea by beating the less illustrious opposition 2-1.
Brighton ended West Ham's six-match unbeaten run by winning 3-1 to move three points clear of the drop zone.
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Responding to Wednesday's loss at Tottenham with a victory should have mellowed Mourinho. Especially with his latest striking addition, Sanchez, and summer signing Romelu Lukaku scoring against Huddersfield.
Instead the United manager turned on his own fans at Old Trafford.
"The atmosphere is a bit quiet," he grumbled after avenging a loss to Huddersfield earlier in the season.
Mourinho might have incensed his own fans and the club's most expensive player, Paul Pogba. The 105 million euro midfielder was dropped from the starting lineup.
"The intention was not to punish anyone," Mourinho said. "Paul is a fantastic player — no doubt for me one of the most talented midfield players in the world."
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Everton manager Sam Allardyce called the capitulation at Arsenal "pathetic."
It was an uncomfortable return to Emirates Stadium for Theo Walcott.
Ramsey diverted Mkhitaryan's cross in the net after just six minutes and, after Laurent Koscielny headed Arsenal further in front eight minutes later, the Wales midfielder was on target again in the 19th with a deflected strike.
Arsenal was running Everton ragged, and Aubameyang ran onto Mkhitaryan's pass and dinked the ball over goalkeeper Jordan Pickford in the 37th.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin headed in a consolation in the second half, but Ramsey completed his treble in the 74th from another of Mkhitaryan's pinpoint crosses.
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CITY SHORTAGES
Pep Guardiola didn't even bother to fill his quota of substitutes at Burnley, taking only six players for the City bench due to injuries.
"I could have called one of the second team," the City manager said, "but we decided they were not going to play."
After being invincible in the first half of the season, City's shine has faded in recent weeks. Only two points have been collected from the last three away games that saw Liverpool end City's unbeaten start.
City was looking on course for a win courtesy of Danilo's 22nd-minute strike but paid the price for a glaring miss by Raheem Sterling when Johann Berg Gudmundsson levelled for Burnley in the 82nd.
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PELLEGRINO PRESSURE EASES
The immediate pressure is off Southampton manager Mauricio Pellegrino.
Ahmed Hegazi's West Brom opener was wiped out in the final five minutes of the first half when Mario Lemina and Jack Stephens turned the game around for Southampton.
James Ward-Prowse extended Southampton's lead from a free kick in the second half. Salomon Rondon reduced the deficit with a header but West Brom couldn't level and is four points from safety. Southampton moved two points clear of the relegation zone.
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MISSING MAHREZ
After failing to secure a January transfer, Riyad Mahrez was missing from the Leicester side. Although Leicester led through Jamie Vardy's opener, Federico Fernandez's header early in the second half secured a point for Swansea.
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BOURNEMOUTH COMEBACK
Bournemouth dislodged Everton from ninth place after a pair of substitutes spearheaded a comeback against Stoke. Josh King and Lys Mousset struck second-half goals to wipe out Xherdan Shaqiri's header.
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WEST HAM WOES
A day after West Ham head of recruitment Tony Henry was fired over claims he told agents they did not want to sign any more African players, the club's turmoil continued on the pitch.
Goals from Glenn Murray, Jose Izquierdo and Pascal Gross secured a second win in 14 matches for Brighton.
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By Rob Harris, The Associated Press


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Question: Chelsea Clinton echoes social outrage over cartoon comparing DeVos to Ruby Bridges

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BOSTON (AP)  Harvard University is teaming up with Google to reduce the use of harmful chemicals in building products and materials.
Organizers say the initiative announced Wednesday targets chemicals used in consumer products like furniture and carpets that science has shown have potential negative health effects.
The goal is to create a set of tools using the latest research to inform decisions by large institutions, purchasers and manufacturers with the hope of increasing demand for healthier alternatives. Organizers said there are more than 80,000 chemicals in use, some associated with long-term health and environmental problems.
The collaboration is an initiative of the Center for Climate, Health, and the Global Environment launched Wednesday at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
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GeekWire reports that Google has acquired Senosis, a Seattle-based startup that’s been making mobile apps to identify and monitor health conditions without the need for additional hardware.
Fronted by Shwetak Patel, a computer science and electrical engineering professor at the University of Washington, the company has developed tools to detect jaundice in infants and measure hemoglobin in your blood (to screen for diseases like anaemia) using just your phone’s camera.
Another app uses the mic to help diagnose lung problems like asthma and cystic fibrosis. If approved by health regulatory agencies, these apps could make it easy to deploy wellness solutions in developing countries without the need for expensive hardware, testing labs and accompanying personnel.
The acquisition will likely help Google boost its efforts to tackle health issues as part of the company’s plans for world domination. Its AI firm, DeepMind, has been working on machine learning tech to detect eye conditions and help fight blindness. The search giant also gathers fitness data on users’ phones and from wearable trackers.
It’s worth noting, though, that Google hasn’t commented on the acquisition or said where it will place the Senosis team, which counts a little over a dozen people. GeekWire’s source said that they might be retained in Seattle to work with Google and form the backbone of a digital health project.
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LONDON — British police are investigating six claims of sexual assault or assault by Academy Award-winning actor Kevin Spacey, three more than previously disclosed.
British media reported earlier this year that London's Metropolitan Police force was investigating allegations against the former "House of Cards" star.
Police in Britain don't name suspects until they are charged. Asked about Spacey, the force did not identify him by name but said Wednesday that detectives were investigating allegations of sexual assault alleged to have taken place in London's Westminster borough in 1996 and the western England city of Gloucester in 2013.
The force says three other complaints of sexual assault and one of assault by the same suspect have been made.

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Question: The Latest: Crews try to keep wildfire out of Colorado town

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10:20 a.m.
A southern Colorado wildfire that has destroyed more than 100 homes is still growing.
Officials said Wednesday that the fire has burned 147 square miles (381 square kilometers) since it began June 27.
Officials estimated that the fire about 205 miles (329.9 kilometers) southwest of Denver is still just 5 percent contained.
They say preventing the fire from spreading further south toward the small mountain town of Cuchara is a priority Wednesday.
Crews are watching for small fires inside neighborhoods as unpredictable winds persist. Nearly 1,000 firefighters are in the area.
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8:45 a.m.
Crews are making progress against a Northern California wildfire that threatens hundreds of buildings but say wind and dry vegetation could still fuel the blaze.
California officials said the fire in rural counties northwest of Sacramento was 25 percent contained as of Wednesday morning. That's up from 15 percent the previous day.
It has burned through 129 square miles (334 square kilometers) after igniting Saturday. Some areas have been under evacuation orders for days.
It's among the massive wildfires burning in the Western United States and putting some Fourth of July plans on hold.

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Question: Labour demands Tories 'come clean' with details of dinners with super-rich donors

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Labour has demanded the Tory government 'come clean' about dinners attended by super-rich donors and senior ministers.
The Conservative party last published details of meetings with the exclusive ‘Leader’s Group’ of high-value donors in December 2016, despite promising to disclose them every quarter.
Labour’s Shadow Cabinet Office Minister Jon Trickett has written to Tory chairman Sir Patrick McLoughlin, urging the party to “come clean” and publish full details of the meetings immediately.
The exclusive group of wealthy party backers is responsible for more than half of the £6.2 million donations to the party since the 2016 General Election.
And they have given the party £65 million between them since they came to power.
Only donors with the deepest pockets had access to the elite group, open to those who donate at least £50,000 to the Conservative Party.
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According to the Party’s website The Leader’s Group “is the premier supporter Group of the Conservative Party. Members are invited to join Theresa May and other senior figures from the Conservative Party at dinners, post-PMQ lunches, drinks receptions, election result events and important campaign launches.”
Following the ‘cash for access’ scandal in 2012, then-Prime Minister David Cameron pledged to publish quarterly details of “any meals attended by major donors, whether they take place at Downing Street, Chequers or any official residence.”
The last publication of such events was in the fourth quarter of 2016.
Mr Trickett said: “Access to power should not be about how big your wallet is. A functioning democracy is not one that allows the super-rich to buy influence in the governing Party without any transparency.
“By failing to provide details of these meetings, Theresa May is breaking her own Party’s promise to be more transparent about the influence their super-rich donors have within their Party.”
Theresa May has previously called on political parties to wean themselves off their reliance on high value donors.
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In a House of Commons speech in 2007, she said: “It has long been the position of the Conservative party that in order to restore public trust we must remove the dependency of the political parties on all large donors, regardless of whether they are individuals, businesses or trade unions.”
And in her conference speech in October last year, she promised: “The Government I lead will be driven not by the interests of the rich and powerful, but by the interests of ordinary, working class people.”
A Conservative Party spokesperson said: "All donations to the Conservative party are properly and transparently declared to the Electoral Commission, published by them, and comply fully with the law."

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The government has published a plan for an interim customs union with the EU as it withdraws from the bloc, the first in a series of papers setting out its position on key areas of Brexit negotiations.
The proposal would see the UK remain free from tariffs on goods within the EU and at the same time ministers would expect to be able to negotiate new international trade deals - something they cannot currently do from within the customs union.
Once this temporary arrangement period expires, the UK would seek a "highly streamlined" border with the EU, or a new "partnership" with no customs border at all.
It's intended to provide reassurance to businesses, but Labour has claimed it's a ploy to "gloss over" divisions within the cabinet.
Analysis: Having our cake and eating it?
By Simon Jack, business editor
The government is promising that businesses will only have to adjust once to our eventual customs relationship with the EU.
That must mean that the day after we leave the EU, and enter the interim period, there will be no change. So we are out of the customs union, but everything will pretty much stay the same until the interim period is over.
The only difference is that because we are technically out of the customs union, we will be able to negotiate our own trade deals with non-EU countries, while enjoying the benefits of frictionless trade we have now.
This approach will look to many like the "having our cake and eating it" that Boris Johnson was so keen on - and EU officials weren't.
Read Simon's full article
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Jo Cox 'hero' dies
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The Daily Telegraph and the Daily Mail report on a "backlash" against the announcement that Big Ben will fall silent for four years - with the Telegraph quoting senior MPs as calling the move "entirely bonkers". The Times interprets today's customs union proposal as evidence that Chancellor Philip Hammond has won the upper hand over International Trade Secretary Liam Fox as reported divisions continue in the cabinet over how to proceed with Brexit.
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Question: FARMING MATTERS: Farm sale attracts visitors from afar

I’ve been to a lot of farm sales over the years, and they are always interesting things to see.
Years ago a farm sale would involve the livestock and dead stock.
A special mobile auction ring would be set up and cattle and sheep would be sold on the day of the sale.
These days animals are sold separately through private sales or at market, and farm sales deal only with the dead stock - the machinery, equipment and similar items.
Farmers and other interested buyers will travel from far and wide and on the day of the sale if there is something in the catalogue that takes their interest.
Mobile loos are set up and refreshments are on sale, as people can be there for hours .
We popped along to a sale recently because there was a quad bike sprayer for sale, and while there I enjoyed a very tasty bacon roll.
The weather was not great on the day, cold, overcast and drizzly, but the car parking field was full of Land Rovers, pick up trucks, vans and lorries as interested visitors arrived to view the items laid out across the fields for inspection.
Included in the lots was an eclectic mix of tools, livestock, grassland and arable equipment, trailers, and tractors.
The items for sale tell a story of the farm’s history, but can also include lots from other farms.
Individual items at the sale we attended included calf pens, a couple of cattle crushes, toppers, spring tine harrows, a hedge trimmer, power harrows, a mole plough, tipping trailers, bale trailers, a quad bike, a four berth caravan, a bale spike, Merlo buckets, a yard scraper, sheep hay racks, fencing, chains and poultry feeders.
The tractors on sale included four Massey Fergusons and a Ford New Holland.
I always think it must be a very poignant day for the family involved in the sale, watching their life go under the hammer.
Selling a farm is a very long process as there are so many aspects to it, and the day the dead stock is sold is just one of them.

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This would make him Prince Jon Targaryen, the rightful heir to the Iron Throne under the Targaryen lineage.\nJon\'s claim to the throne would put him at direct odds with Daenerys if it ever came to that, but there are a lot of layers to this potential future we need to parse through.\nWhy Jon has the stronger claim\nThe Targaryen line of succession would have gone from the Mad King Aerys to Rhaegar, then to Rhaegar\'s oldest male child, and then to Viserys (Daenerys\' other brother), and finally to Daenerys herself. Since everyone but Jon (Rhaegar\'s legitimized heir) and Daenerys bit the dust, that leaves Jon as the rightful heir.\nViserys thought he was the heir to the Iron Throne, and so does Daenerys. HBO\nOf course, this is all how it would have worked if Robert\'s Rebellion hadn\'t happened. But since Robert Baratheon usurped the throne, that throws a wrench into things. 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