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Guardian reporter filmed masked militants seconds before West Bank attack on French mayor
The Guardian·

Guardian reporter filmed masked militants seconds before West Bank attack on French mayor

New video footage of Israeli settler assault on European delegation as Netanyahu attempts to raise doubt Hours after Israeli militants attacked a delegation of European diplomats, French clerics and a visiting mayor in the occupied West Bank, Israel’s leader, Benjamin Netanyahu, responded by questioning the delegation’s account of the assault. “Serious accusations require serious evidence” was the all-caps headline of a social media post from the office of the prime minister. As news of the attack spread globally there was no pledge to find those accountable and bring them to justice. Continue reading...

«Ми убиті горем». Сінді Кроуфорд перервала мовчання після трагічної смерті сина Преслі
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«Ми убиті горем». Сінді Кроуфорд перервала мовчання після трагічної смерті сина Преслі

Супермодель Сінді Кроуфорд від імені всієї родини оприлюднила заяву у зв’язку з трагічною смертю свого сина Преслі Гербера. Преслі помер 20 вересня — імовірно, від передозування наркотиків.

Cut benefits to fund work support for young people, says Neet review author Alan Milburn
The Guardian·

Cut benefits to fund work support for young people, says Neet review author Alan Milburn

Exclusive: Former health secretary says upfront investment in support is needed ‘if we are going to end the Neet crisis’ Ministers should cut welfare spending to fund more employment support if it wants to end the youth Neet crisis, the author of a government-led review has said. Alan Milburn, the Tony Blair-era health secretary, told the Guardian he believed ministers should reduce benefits payments to help pay for more employment support, opening a potentially contentious debate within the Labour party over welfare cuts. Continue reading...