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      21 September

      Gunman shoots three at Texas fair before being shot by deputies

       A gunman shot three people, including two first responders, at the Tri-State Fair & Rodeo in Texas, before he was shot and wounded by sheriff’s deputies, authorities said. Just before 11 p.m. Monday, a man opened fire on Potter County deputies working off-duty at the fair in Amarillo, Potter County Sheriff Brian Thomas said. Thomas said the “male suspect opened fire on the deputies, striking a deputy and an off-duty firefighter, also working at the fair, and a bystander.” Deputies returned fire, wounding the suspect. The deputy, firefighter and bystander were transported to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries, authorities said. The gunman was taken to the hospital with injuries that were described as life-threatening. Thomas did not identify any of the victims or…

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    • 21 September

      Italy’s far-right party with neo-fascist roots suspends candidate for praising Hitler

      The far-right Brothers of Italy (FDI), which is expected to win the elections this weekend, announced on Tuesday that one of its candidates had been suspended for glorifying Hitler.  After the vote on Sunday, Georgia Meloni, the leader of the FDI, could form Italy’s first far-right administration. She has made an effort to distance herself from her party’s neo-fascist origins without completely renunciating them.  The FDI announced in a statement that Calogero Pisano, the leader of the organisation in Agrigento, Sicily, and a member of the national leadership, has been “suspended with immediate effect.” “(He) no longer represents the party at any level and is forbidden from using its logo’,” it added. It further stated that Pisano had been called…

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    • 21 September

      After 4 months of brutal torture, 7 Sri Lankans freed with Ukraine’s recapture of Izyum. This is their story

      Ukraine retook Izyum and other eastern towns, this month, severely disrupting the Kremlin’s supply lines and sparking new allegations of Russian atrocities. The discovery of hundreds of graves, some of which contained several victims was one thing which made the news. However, Kyiv’s recapture of the city of Izyum has also brought to light an account by Sri Lanka nationals who claim to have been held captive for months by the Russian forces. However, Kyiv’s recapture of the city of Izyum has also brought to light an account by Sri Lanka nationals who claim to have been held captive for months by the Russian forces. The party had just started a long journey from their homes in Kupiansk, northeastern Ukraine,…

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    • 21 September

      Meghan Markle Writes to King Charles, Requests for One-to-One Meeting Before Returning to California

      Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, who is in the UK for Queen’s funeral, has reportedly sought a meeting with King Charles III before she returns to her house in California with Prince Harry. Neil Sean, an entertainment correspondent who has appeared on NBC News, MSNBC and Access Hollywood, said a ‘very good source’ has confirmed him that the Duchess of Sussex has sent a letter to the King requesting a private conversation, Daily Mail reported. He claimed that Meghan wants to “clear the air” ahead of her departure to the US. “She’d now like before they return back to California to have a one-to-one audience with King Charles III. It’s a very brave move from Meghan herself,” Sean said in a video…

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    • 21 September

      Putin willing to end war ‘as soon as possible’: Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan

      Russia and Ukraine have agreed to swap 200 prisoners in one of the largest exchanges of the seven-month war, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan told US television. Erdogan made the announcement after talks last week with Russian President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of a regional summit in Uzbekistan. Erdogan did not provide full details about the swap, calling the people being exchanged “hostages” and not saying how many there were from each side. “Two hundred hostages will be exchanged upon agreement between the parties. I think a significant step will be taken forward,” Erdogan told PBS television late Monday. NATO member Turkey has tried to stay neutral in the conflict, supplying combat drones to Kyiv and shying away from…

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    • 20 September

      South Africans Want The Return Of ‘World’s Largest Diamond’ on Queen Elizabeth’s Sceptre

      Queen Elizabeth II’s death gathered a mix of feelings around the world. The historic role of the British monarchy and its relations with its former colonies is one of them. In South Africa, people are debating about the return of the world’s largest diamond, owned by the Queen. Known as ‘The Great Star of Africa’, the gem has 530 carats, mined in South Africa in 1905. It has an estimated worth of $400 million. Reaction “The Cullinan Diamond must be returned to South Africa with immediate effect,” activist Thanduxolo Sabelo told local media, adding that: “The minerals of our country and other countries continue to benefit Britain at the expense of our people.” According to CNN, more than 6,000 people have…

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    • 20 September

      Mexico’s Foreign Minister Faces Backlash Over His Actions At The Queen’s Funeral

      On Monday morning, Queen Elizabeth II’s state funeral brought together 2000 invited guests from around the world. Thousands of spectators gathered outside Westminster Abbey, hoping to catch a glimpse of the procession before and after the ceremony (via Time). The funeral’s extensive guest list featured a carefully arranged seating order, with King Charles III and Camilla, queen consort in the front row, and included a number of family members, royals from other countries, and prominent world leaders. Despite its size, the event proceeded without much incident — aside from some very public faux pas.  One notable misstep was committed by Mexico’s secretary of foreign affairs, Marcelo Ebrard. Ebrard, who attended the funeral with his wife, Rosalinda Bueso, is no stranger to formal…

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    • 20 September

      Carrie Johnson was blasted for wearing an ‘inappropriate’ dress to Queen’s funeral

      Carrie Johnson has sparked uproar from the public over her outfit choice for the Queen’s state funeral on Monday, September 19. Arriving to Westminster Abbey earlier today flanked by her husband and former prime minister Boris Johnson, Carrie donned a black-floor length gown from the high street store, Karen Millen. Boris and Carrie were among the many politicians that attended the funeral service for Her Majesty earlier today at the abbey, alongside Joe Biden, Emmanuel Macron, the Queen of Denmark and many other foreign dignitaries, prime ministers and public figures. Carrie wore a black dress with military-style button detail that featured a square neckline, as reported by YorkshireLive. She accessorised the dress with a broad black silk head-band that held a short…

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    • 20 September

      Around 250,000 mourners attended Queen Elizabeth’s lying-in-state: UK minister

      Queen Elizabeth II’s Funeral: “It’s approximately around the 250,000 mark. We’re just crunching those final numbers,” Donelan told Times radio. Some 250,000 mourners attended Queen Elizabeth’s lying-in-state at Westminster Hall in London, Britain’s culture minister Michelle Donelan said on Tuesday. “It’s approximately around the 250,000 mark. We’re just crunching those final numbers,” Donelan told Times radio. The full figures would be released in due course, she added.

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    • 20 September

      Prince Harry was told of Queen’s death just 5 minutes before the public: Report

      Queen Elizabeth II’s Funeral: Harry struggled to get a flight after he was told about his grandmother’s demise, the report said. Prince Harry reportedly found out about the passing of his grandmother Queen Elizabeth II just a few minutes before the rest of the world, a report from The Telegraph said. King Charles III told his youngest son about his grandmother’s demise “five minutes before Buckingham Palace released the official announcement”, the report added. “Everybody was trying to get where they needed to be. That was the focus. And the King was adamant that the official statement must not be released until all members of the family had been informed. That was a father talking because he cares,” a source told The Telegraph.…

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