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      28 November

      The sequel fans demanded but wished they never got wins a streaming battle long after losing the war

      You know a movie doesn’t have the most stellar of reputations when the director publicly apologizes to fans more than a decade after the fact, but that’s exactly what happened earlier this year when McG held his hands up and admitted Terminator Salvation wasn’t very good, although he did make a point of saying he shot an ending that wasn’t terrible. Ever since we caught our first glimpse of the post-apocalyptic hellscape in James Cameron’s classic 1984 original, audiences had daydreamed of an entire Terminator story set in the wastelands of the future that pitted an ever-dwindling band of human survivors against the unstoppable machine uprising. That’s exactly what they got, but most of them wish they hadn’t. A couple of the set pieces are…

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    • 28 November

      Rishi Sunak to restrict number of foreign students in UK to control migration

      London: UK PM Rishi Sunak is considering reducing the number of foreign students in a bid to lessen the rising net migration into the country, reports said. Notably, this week’s data by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed a huge increase in the number of migrants, which certainly set off the UK government’s concerns about rising migration. Rishi Sunak is looking to impose curbs on foreign students pursuing ‘low quality’ degrees and bringing in dependents, a BBC report said quoting a Downing Street spokesperson. “We’re considering all options to make sure the immigration system is delivering. The prime minister is fully committed to bringing overall numbers down,” the UK PM’s spokesperson said on Friday. International students, particularly Indians who even surpassed the Chinese for…

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    • 28 November

      Former US President Trump faulted for dinner with white nationalist, rapper Ye

      Former President Donald Trump is renewing attention to his long history of turning a blind eye to bigotry after dining with a Holocaust-denying white nationalist and the rapper formerly known as Kanye West just days into his third campaign for the White House. Trump had dinner Tuesday at his Mar-a-Lago club with West, who is now known as Ye, as well as Nick Fuentes, a far-right activist who has used his online platform to spew antisemitic and white nationalist rhetoric. Ye, who says he, too, is running for president in 2024, has made his own series of antisemitic comments in recent weeks, leading to his suspension from social media platforms, his talent agency dropping him and companies like Adidas cutting…

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    • 28 November

      More than 600 Honduran police deployed on the border as part of the «war on extortion».

      More than 600 members of Honduras’ Military Police of Public Order (PMOP) have been deployed “indefinitely” on the country’s borders to prevent the entry of criminals, four days after authorities declared “war on extortion” in the country. Honduran President Xiomara Castro decreed a national emergency on Thursday due to insecurity in the Central American nation and declared “war” on criminal groups operating in Honduran territory. With this measure, Castro has instructed security authorities to establish “states of exception and suspend constitutional guarantees” wherever necessary. He has also ordered the Military Police and the Armed Forces to carry out these border controls which began this Sunday. The operations will be intensified in the departments of Choluteca and Valle (south); La Paz,…

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    • 28 November

      Macron to visit US, may make a case for European companies

      US President Joe Biden is preparing to host his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron in Washington next week. Macron’s visit is expected to focus on Franco-American friendship rather than economic competition between the US and Europe. Relations between France and the US had almost reached breaking point last year when UK, US and Australia torpedoed a big French submarine contract. But now, in the face of economic competition from China and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the two sides are expected to put on a show of unity. But the elephant in the Oval Room will be the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). Europeans say the massive subsidy package to US manufacturers could deal a lethal blow to their industries, which are already…

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    • 28 November

      20-year-old Indian student dies after being hit, dragged by truck in Canada

      An Indian student, who was crossing the road on a cycle, died after being hit and dragged by a pickup truck in Canada, reported news agency PTI, quoting media reports. The fatal crash happened after the student, 20, was struck and was dragged by a pickup town in Toronto, police said. Despite emergency services trying their level best to free and revive the cyclist, he was pronounced dead. The collision happened at the intersection of Yonge Street and St Clair Avenue at about 4:30 pm on Wednesday evening, police said. Missing from @torontopolice's PR about a cyclist killed by a right turning driver was that right turns were not permitted. Now, beside #KarikSaini's memorial another truck parked in the bike…

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    • 28 November

      Death toll rises to two after bombing in Jerusalem

      The death toll from this week’s bombing at a Jerusalem bus stop has risen to two on Saturday after one of the victims lost his life as a result of his injuries, a hospital spokesman said. Acting Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid has conveyed his condolences to the victim’s family and said medical teams had been working on the patient until the last minute, in a post on Twitter. “I am heartbroken with grief over the death of Tedsa Tschuma, who was fatally wounded in the attack in Jerusalem last week. Medical teams fought for his life until the last moment. Tshuma, emigrated to Israel from Ethiopia 21 years ago, leaving wife and children.” “On behalf of the Government of…

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    • 27 November

      China builds 26-storey ‘pig palace’ to produce 1 lakh tons of meat at once

      China has built a 26-storey pig farm capable of holding 6,50,000 animals and the capacity to slaughter one million pigs a year in Hubei province. The farm dubbed as ‘pig palace’ is the biggest single-building pig farm in the world, a report said. However, experts are wary that the pig farm on the southern outskirts of Ezhou, a city in central Hubei province, will increase the risk of animal disease outbreaks, The Guardian reported.  The pig farm has gas, temperature and ventilation-controlled conditions, with animals fed through more than 30,000 automatic feeding spots at the click of a button. The waste generated in the farm will be treated and used to general biogas, the report said.   China decided to upgrade pork…

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    • 27 November

      Wales fan dies in Qatar after travelling to World Cup

      He has been named as Kevin Davies, 62, from Pembrokeshire, who had gone to the event with his son. Mr Davies was reported to have been taken to Hamad General Hospital in Doha following Wales’ match against Iran and later died. It is understood to have been a medical incident and that he did not attend the game, instead remaining at his apartment after feeling ill. Paul Corkrey, from Football Supporters Association Cymru, said Mr Davies “was part of the Red Wall and we’re all devastated for him and his family”. “We’re all like one big family and we lost one of our family members today,” he added. Mr Corkrey also paid tribute to Mr Davies’s son and friends, saying they had…

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    • 27 November

      ‘Treated like a criminal’: Nepali student wrongly detained at UK border loses uni place

      An international student who flew to the UK to take up a university scholarship was detained at the border and held in custody for 12 days after being unable to answer detailed questions about his course. Sulav Khadka said he felt as though he had been “treated like a criminal” by Border Force officers who accused him of being a fake student after he landed at Manchester airport in October. The 23-year-old, from Nepal, had a valid visa, proof of his university place and paperwork showing he had paid his first year’s fees in full. But, on arrival in the UK, he was interrogated about intricate details of his course, including being asked to list the titles of the six modules he…

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