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Evacuation operations are underway after villages in South Wales were cut off by flash floods.

(Reuters) - Briton Kyle Edmund swept past Italy's Andreas Seppi with a strong second set to win the New York Open and a second ATP Tour career title on Long Island on Sunday.

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• Protesters calling for Sen. Bernie Sanders to cut his support for the dairy industry crashed his Carson City, Nevada rally on Sunday afternoon. 
• One protester grabbed a microphone to say she was Sanders' "biggest supporter" but pleaded that he "stop pumping up the dairy industry." 
• While she was speaking, three topless women took the stage with "let dairy die" written on their chests. 
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One protester grabbed a microphone to say she was Sanders' "biggest supporter" but pleaded that he "stop pumping up the dairy industry."

Singapore's Ministry of Trade and Industry released the latest GDP figures on Monday.

'No justification can be possible for this nonsense,' says expert

The color of the jerseys represent the eight transit lines in Chicago

Following on from @Pogue Mahone and @Wibble's posts in another thread.

Aussie dollar rises against US counterpart.

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Year-round cultural activities and fine dining complement 400km of ski runs

CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) — With the Nevada caucuses less than a week away, Democratic presidential candidates campaigning Sunday were fixated on a rival who wasn't contesting the state.

LOS ANGELES — Adam Scott has another victory at Riviera, and this time it counts.

The Pear River rose to its third highest level in recorded history Sunday morning. Gov. Tate Reeves declared a state of emergency Saturday.

La Liga 2019/2020 - Matchday 24 - Played 16-Feb-20 - NOT CONFIRMED - Posted by Hce

1. HQ Trivia's Final Broadcast Was One Heck of a Wild Ride - IGN  IGN
2. HQ Trivia's Scott Rogowsky: Company shut after 'sociopathic delusion' - Business Insider  Business Insider
3. HQ Trivia: The Rise and Fall of a Gaming Phenomenon | CBR  CBR - Comic Book Resources
4. The drunken HQ Trivia finale before it shut down was insane  TechCrunch
5. HQ Trivia gameshow app is shutting down after two years of operation  Android Police
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A SUPERBUG expert has been sacked after filming kinky videos of her smoking in a hospital lab. Helen Jones, 34, flogged footage of herself dragging on a cannabis joint while flashing her cleavage and inviting “little losers” to “spoil” her. She used the names SmokingFetish5 and Pretty Smoker to post links to her Amazon Wish […]

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Victoria Beckham has the support of her family during her big day! David Beckham and kids Romeo, 17, Cruz, 14, and Harper, 8, sat front row at the 45-year-old designer’s fashion show on Sunday morning (February 16) in London, England. PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Victoria Beckham Skipping out on Victoria‘s show was [...]

The worlds first adaptive ferry transit has been conducted in Norway, with the vessel fully loaded w...

La Liga 2019/2020 - Matchday 24 - Played 16-Feb-20 - NOT CONFIRMED - Posted by Hce

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HONG KONG/BEIJING (Reuters) - For the past two weeks China's police have been raiding houses, restaurants and makeshift markets across the country, arresting nearly 700 people for breaking the temporary ban on catching, selling or eating wild animals.

The scale of the crackdown, which has netted almost 40,000 animals including squirrels, weasels and boars, suggests that China's taste for eating wildlife and using animal parts for medicinal purposes is not likely to disappear overnight... Читать дальше...

1. Scientists test BOUNCY pavements made from recycled tyres saying they could save THOUSANDS of lives  Daily Mail
2. Rubber pavements could soften the blow for stumbling pensioners  Telegraph.co.uk
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A LOOK BACK
Bengaluru Open (Bangalore, India): James Duckworth picked up where he left off in 2019, adding yet another ATP Challenger Tour crown to his ledger. The Aussie stole the headlines last year with a tour-leading 49 match wins and four titles, and he would secure another piece of silverware on Sunday in Bengaluru.

Sixteen-year-old twins Ana Fernanda and Ana Luisa begin their journey from Mexico in the early hours.