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Hoãn đêm diễn Nội Mông vì 'sự cố kỹ thuật'
sáng 19/1, ban quản
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Boris
Johnson suggests 'bridge' between UK and France
Boris
Johnson has floated the idea of new crossing between the UK and France,
tweeting that the Channel Tunnel could be "just a first step".
The UK
foreign secretary reportedly raised the idea of a new "fixed link"
between the two countries during a summit with the French President.
He said
good connections were vital to the economic success of both countries.
The idea
was greeted with some scepticism. Labour's Emily
Thornberry said she assumed it was "not real".
While
others used the contentious £350m claim used by Vote Leave during the EU
Referendum campaign against Mr Johnson or compared it to Donald Trump's famous
campaign promise to build a wall between the US and Mexico.
Turpin
case: California couple deny torturing 'shackled siblings'
Gunmen
in Pakistan have shot dead a mother and daughter who were administering polio
vaccinations in the south-western city of Quetta.
Sakina
Bibi, 38, and her daughter, Rizwana, 16, had been giving drops to children when
two gunmen on a motorcycle opened fire, police said.
No group
has said it was behind the attack.
Calais migrants:
UK and France sign new treaty
France
and the UK have signed a treaty to speed up the processing of migrants in
Calais, French President Emmanuel Macron announced on his first UK visit.
After talks
with UK PM Theresa May at Sandhurst military academy, he said the treaty would
offer a "more humane approach" and be "more efficient".
But he
suggested France would not bow to UK demands to include financial services in
any post-Brexit trade deal.
Mrs May
praised the "uniquely close relationship" between the two nations.
She said
both leaders remained committed to the "Le Touquet" border agreement
in Calais - the UK has announced an extra £44.5m to be spent on beefing up
Channel border security.
First
Carillion task force meeting 'constructive'
The
government has described the first meeting of a task force aimed at supporting
small businesses and workers affected by the Carillion crisis as
"constructive".
The group,
chaired by Business Secretary Greg Clark, met on Thursday.
It includes
representatives from business, trade unions, construction trade associations
and lenders.
Mr Clark
said it aimed to give those affected the "information they need in this
difficult time".
Carillion
went into liquidation earlier this week, threatening thousands of jobs, about
20,000 of them in the UK.
It held
about 450 governmental contracts, spanning the education, justice, defence and
transport ministries.
Its failure
means the government will have to provide funding to maintain the public
services run by Carillion.
ATM
shake-up could leave many without cash, consumer group warns
Plans to
shake-up the UK's ATM network may leave many remote areas with little or no
access to cash, consumer group Which? has warned.
Link -
which manages the network - says there are too many cash machines in places
where they are not needed.
Which? said
it could lead to "mass closures" of free-to-use machines.
According
to the consumer group, more than 200 communities in Britain already have poor
ATM provision, or no cash machines at all.
It said 123
postcode districts did not appear to contain a single ATM, making many
consumers reliant on access in nearby villages or towns.
London
lights up for Lumiere festival
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2-7oC, -7-9oC
Sunny
spells and wintry showers.
Saturday
2-5oC
Early rain,
and sleet on hills, will clear, then dry and cold with sunny periods
developing. A frost will form during the evening, then becoming cloudy with
rain by dawn.
Amazon
shortlists 20 metropolitan areas for new headquarters
to cost
more than $5bn (£3.6bn) and create 50,000 jobs. Cities across the US have
placed bids for the contract.
"Getting
from 238 to 20 was very tough," the Seattle-based online shopping giant
said in a statement.
Toronto was the only non-US city to make it to the list.
The others are Atlanta, Georgia; Austin, Texas; Boston,
Massachusetts; Chicago, Illinois; Columbus, Ohio; Dallas, Texas; Denver,
Colorado; Indianapolis, Indiana; Los Angeles, California; Miami, Florida;
Montgomery County, Maryland; Nashville, Tennessee; Newark, New Jersey; New York
City; Northern Virginia; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania;
Raleigh, North Carolina; and Washington DC.
Arizona
man 'killed nine people in three weeks', police say
A man in
the US state of Arizona is suspected of killing nine people in three weeks,
Phoenix police have said.
Cleophus
Cooksey Jr, 35, was arrested on 17 December after he allegedly shot and killed
his mother and stepfather.
After
Cooksey was custody, police said they discovered his gun had been used in seven
other homicides using new weapons testing technology.
Police say
more victims may still be discovered as the investigation continues.
US
police arrest two boys after vandalism killed 500k bees
Police
have arrested two boys for allegedly vandalising a honey business in the US
state of Iowa that killed half a million bees in late December.
The damage
to 50 beehives at Wild Hill Honey farm in Sioux City resulted in the honey bees
freezing to death.
The boys
aged 12 and 13 are charged with three offences.
Wild Hill
Honey's owners said they had caused $60,000 (£43,400) of damage and called the
crime "completely senseless."
Trump
wall: President denies changing view on Mexico border plan
Australian
Open: Organisers defend heat policy after extreme temperatures
Temperatures
on day five reached 40C in Melbourne while six-time champion Novak Djokovic
called conditions "brutal"
and "right on the limit" on Thursday.
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xe máy, đeo khẩu trang bịt mặt rồi mang theo can xăng, hùng hổ đến tiệm may của
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tiền lên đến 890.000 bảng Anh.
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Phùng Văn Trường
(Chương Mỹ, Hà Nội) không viết được bằng tay nhưng anh đã tập viết chữ đẹp bằng
miệng
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không quốc tế Vân Đồn sắp vận hành
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Airlines phải hạ cánh khẩn cấp xuống Australia trước khi ra biển do gặp sự cố kỹ
thuật.
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vào shop quần áo ở Hà Nội cầm bình gây mê xịt vào mặt nữ nhân viên để cướp tiền
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với những màu sắc mùa Xuân làm lòng người xa xứ thêm nôn nao.
Peter
Mayle: A Year in Provence author dies at 78
Author
Peter Mayle, who wrote A Year in Provence, has died aged 78, his publisher has
said.
The 1989
international bestselling book, which chronicled Mayle's move from England to
France, was turned into a TV series and inspired a 2006 film.
He wrote
follow-ups Toujours Provence and Encore Provence, as well as educational and
children's books.
Sir Ridley
was a friend and neighbour of Mayle
Santander boss named in RBS scandal
The boss
of one of the UK's biggest banks has been named in Parliament as being
responsible for RBS's scandal-hit Global Restructuring Group (GRG).
Nathan
Bostock, who is now head of Santander UK, was named by the Liberal Democrat
leader Sir Vince Cable.
Mr Bostock
was one of those responsible for GRG when it engaged in an intentional strategy
that resulted in mistreatment of business customers, Sir Vince said.
Santander
declined to comment.
Imagine
only getting six minutes of sunshine in a whole month - sounds pretty
depressing, doesn't it?
Well, if
you live in the Russian capital you don't have to imagine it - that's exactly
what happened.
Moscow had
its darkest December on record in 2017, getting just six minutes of sunshine
instead of the normal one hour per day.
So what's
it like living through it, day after day? BBC Russian's Oleg Boldyrev offers us
an insight.
Turkey
targets Kurdish forces in Afrin: The short, medium and long story
Turkey
says it is getting ready to launch a massive assault on Kurdish forces on the
other side of the border with Syria - potentially putting it in direct conflict
with its Nato ally, the United States.
US
government shutdown: House backs funding bill and sends it to Senate
The
House of Representatives has passed a bill to fund government operations until
16 February - the first move in efforts to avert a government shutdown.
The bill
must now be voted on by the Senate, where it faces an uncertain future.
The
Republicans do not have enough votes. Backing from at least some Democrats is
needed to pass the bill ahead of the Friday midnight deadline.
The last US
shutdown happened in 2013 and lasted for 16 days.
Amazon
shortlists 20 metropolitan areas for new headquarters
to cost
more than $5bn (£3.6bn) and create 50,000 jobs. Cities across the US have
placed bids for the contract.
"Getting
from 238 to 20 was very tough," the Seattle-based online shopping giant
said in a statement.
Toronto was the only non-US city to make itDeadly storm Friederike causes Dutch
and German transport chaos
Eight
people including two firefighters have been killed in storm-related accidents
as hurricane-strength winds tear across northern Europe.
Both
firefighters were helping with clean-up efforts in Germany when they died.
Many of
those killed, in the Netherlands and in Germany, were hit by falling trees and
debris. One died in a collision when his van was blown on to the other side of
the road.
The storm
has now crossed to Poland.
Facing
gusts of up to 140km/h (90mph), Germany's train operator Deutsche Bahn
cancelled all long-distance services for the rest of Thursday.
Many
regional services were also cancelled.
Flights at
Schiphol airport in Amsterdam - one of the busiest in Europe - were briefly
suspended and two of its three departure halls were closed after roof plates
were blown off the terminal building.
A national
transport website, VID, reported that at least 17 trucks had been blown over by
the strong winds.
The Dutch
Railways (NS) and operator ProRail said overhead power lines had been damaged
by the wind, as well as some railway tracks.
An alert on
the NS website said that "at most, only a few trains" would run
throughout the evening.
Sweden
to issue leaflets on how to prepare for war
Sweden
will send leaflets to 4.7 million households with instructions of what to do in
the case of a war, officials say.
The
booklets will also explain how to prepare for terror or cyber attacks and
natural disasters.
Their
publication comes amid concerns over Russia's military activities and the rise
of terrorism and fake news.
Similar
instructions were distributed during World War Two, but printing ceased in the
1980s, local media said
Ukraine
crisis: Kiev defines Russia as 'aggressor' state
Ukraine's
parliament has passed a law defining areas seized by pro-Russian separatists in
the east of the country as temporarily occupied by Russia.
The law on
the reintegration of the region was backed by 280 MPs, calling Russia an
"aggressor" state.
Moscow
condemned the move, saying it could only be considered as preparation "for
a new war".
More than
10,000 people have died in the eastern Donetsk and Luhansk region since the
conflict began in April 2014.
A month
earlier Russia seized Ukraine's southern Crimea peninsula.
'Shaking'
Malaysia Airlines flight turns back to Australia
A
Malaysia Airlines flight was forced to divert to central Australia after a
technical issue left the aircraft "shuddering", passengers say.
Flight
MH122 was travelling from Sydney to Kuala Lumpur on Thursday when it turned
back not far from Broome, in Australia's north-west.
The plane,
carrying 224 people, landed safely at Alice Springs Airport at 17:48 local time
(06:48 GMT).
Passengers
said the plane had been shaking and making loud noises.
In a
statement, Malaysia Airlines said the plane was diverted after it experienced a
"technical fault on one of the aircraft's engines".
Amelia
Blake: Family 'shocked' by backpacker death in Sydney
The body of
Amelia Blake, 22, who is from Loughborough, Leicestershire, was discovered in a
flat in the suburb of Newtown on Friday.
A man aged
in his 30s was also found dead inside, New South Wales Police said.
Ms Blake's
family said the "much loved daughter and sister" would be "truly
missed by all who knew her".
Local media
in Australia reported that Ms Blake was the victim of a suspected murder-suicide.
New South
Wales Police said they were continuing to investigate and would not yet comment
on how the pair died.
No other
suspects were being sought, a police spokeswoman added.
In a
statement issued by the Foreign Office, Ms Blake's family said: "We are
deeply shocked and saddened by the sudden passing of our much loved daughter
and sister Amelia, who will be truly missed by all who knew her.
"We
would like to thank everyone for the love and support shown to our family.
Indian
boy shot dead in police crossfire
An
eight-year-old boy has been killed in crossfire between police and criminals in
the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, officials say.
A police
spokesperson told the BBC that Madhav Bharadwaj was playing in a field in
Mathura when the shootout happened on Wednesday.
He added
that it was unclear who fired the shot that killed him.
But
villagers told local media that police fired at the men, who did not retaliate
and managed to escape.
China's
economy grows by 6.9% in 2017
North
Korean skiers dream of Paralympic success
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