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Watch: Chaka The Penguin Becomes The First In The World To Get An MRI Scan
A penguin named Chaka has become the first in the world to get an MRI scan.
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A Sick Child Couldn't Leave His House. So Strangers Came To Amuse Him
Quinn is recovering from treatment for a cancerous brain stem tumor and has a severely compromised immune system. He has become a household name in his hometown as hundreds of strangers have stopped by since June to turn his front lawn into a stage of sorts.
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"India's Ruling Party Is Anti-Pak, Rebuffed All My Overtures": Imran Khan
This past week, President Donald Trump - who has traded Twitter barbs with Khan and cut military assistance to Pakistan - asked him to help bring the Afghan Taliban to peace talks. On the porch outside his home here, he gave his first foreign interview as prime minister to The Washington Post's Lally Weymouth.
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Qatar To Saudi Arabia: Quit Trying To Overthrow Our Government
The ostensible purpose of this past week's visit to Washington by Qatar's defense minister, Khalid bin Mohammad al-Attiyah, was a strategic dialogue with Defense Secretary Jim Mattis. But welcoming the emissary was also a way for the Trump administration to tell Qatar's neighbors, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, that it dislikes the boyc...
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Lonely Penguin Turns To Online Dating To Find Love
Spruce is an athletic male, a swimmer and an adventurer. He is also a one-year-old Humboldt penguin looking for love. Resident of the Weymouth Sea Life adventure park in UK, Spruce dived into the online dating world with a profile on dating website 'Plenty of Fish' to find a life partner.
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Boy found guilty of stabbing mother 94 times
A 17-year-old boy in Britain was on Tuesday found guilty of stabbing his mother 94 times after he lost his temper.
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Olympics: Fire breaks out at Weymouth sailing venue
A seafront complex where the British Olympic sailing team was due to hold a news conference was evacuated on Friday due to a fire.
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How sailing's new dream team plotted a course for glory while drowning their sorrows
The wind was raging when Hannah Mills and Saskia Clark put to sea on Monday off the coast of Weymouth where, in 12 days time, they will begin sailing in pursuit of Olympic glory.
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Weymouth and Portland
Sailing will take place in Weymouth and Portland, located along the southern coast of England about 140 miles southwest of London.
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Jailed Pakistan bowler Mohammad Amir released: Report
A person with knowledge of the situation says Mohammad Amir, one of three Pakistani cricketers jailed in England for spot-fixing, has been released. The person says the 19-year-old fast bowler was released from a young offenders' institution in Weymouth, southwest England, on Wednesday halfway through his six-month sentence because of good behavior...
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Watch: Chaka The Penguin Becomes The First In The World To Get An MRI Scan
A penguin named Chaka has become the first in the world to get an MRI scan.
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A Sick Child Couldn't Leave His House. So Strangers Came To Amuse Him
Quinn is recovering from treatment for a cancerous brain stem tumor and has a severely compromised immune system. He has become a household name in his hometown as hundreds of strangers have stopped by since June to turn his front lawn into a stage of sorts.
-
"India's Ruling Party Is Anti-Pak, Rebuffed All My Overtures": Imran Khan
This past week, President Donald Trump - who has traded Twitter barbs with Khan and cut military assistance to Pakistan - asked him to help bring the Afghan Taliban to peace talks. On the porch outside his home here, he gave his first foreign interview as prime minister to The Washington Post's Lally Weymouth.
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Qatar To Saudi Arabia: Quit Trying To Overthrow Our Government
The ostensible purpose of this past week's visit to Washington by Qatar's defense minister, Khalid bin Mohammad al-Attiyah, was a strategic dialogue with Defense Secretary Jim Mattis. But welcoming the emissary was also a way for the Trump administration to tell Qatar's neighbors, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, that it dislikes the boyc...
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Lonely Penguin Turns To Online Dating To Find Love
Spruce is an athletic male, a swimmer and an adventurer. He is also a one-year-old Humboldt penguin looking for love. Resident of the Weymouth Sea Life adventure park in UK, Spruce dived into the online dating world with a profile on dating website 'Plenty of Fish' to find a life partner.
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Boy found guilty of stabbing mother 94 times
A 17-year-old boy in Britain was on Tuesday found guilty of stabbing his mother 94 times after he lost his temper.
-
Olympics: Fire breaks out at Weymouth sailing venue
A seafront complex where the British Olympic sailing team was due to hold a news conference was evacuated on Friday due to a fire.
-
How sailing's new dream team plotted a course for glory while drowning their sorrows
The wind was raging when Hannah Mills and Saskia Clark put to sea on Monday off the coast of Weymouth where, in 12 days time, they will begin sailing in pursuit of Olympic glory.
-
Weymouth and Portland
Sailing will take place in Weymouth and Portland, located along the southern coast of England about 140 miles southwest of London.
-
Jailed Pakistan bowler Mohammad Amir released: Report
A person with knowledge of the situation says Mohammad Amir, one of three Pakistani cricketers jailed in England for spot-fixing, has been released. The person says the 19-year-old fast bowler was released from a young offenders' institution in Weymouth, southwest England, on Wednesday halfway through his six-month sentence because of good behavior...
