Day to Day Headaches : Charles and Diana Marriage (July 29, 2016)

Today's World News

To Start off 

NZ athlete flees Rio after multiple police run-ins : A third run-in with Brazilian military police has prompted New Zealand jiu-jitsu champion Jason Lee to flee Rio de Janeiro for Canada.

The athlete and his journalist girlfriend, Laura McQuillan, have arrived in Toronto just days after Mr Lee was bundled into a car by men believed to be military police officers and forced to withdraw cash from two ATMs. Know more

France to create National Guard after terror attacks : The French presidency announced a plan to form a national guard, in the wake of the terror attacks. “The President of the Republic [Francois Hollande] decided to establish the National Guard from the existing operating reserves,” the statement reads. Hollande said the government will “as soon as possible begin the establishment of this structure, which would serve to protect the French people.”

Hollande said he hoped the guard, made up of volunteers from the police, paramilitary police and military, would be operational by early autumn. Know more

Bloodbath in Manila as hundreds of 'drug pushers' hunted down by death squads : New President Rodrigo Duterte gives police and vigilantes green light to wage unprecedented war on drugs.

Lying in the middle of the road, Jennelyn Olaires hugs the dead body of her partner, refusing to let him go. By the time the forensic team reaches the area, there are already TV cameramen filming the scene, their powerful lights beaming down on Olaires.

Michael Siaron, 30, was waiting for passengers when he was gunned down after midnight by unknown men riding a motorbike in Pasay, close to one of Manila's busiest highways, famous for its 24-hour traffic. Near his body, a note reads: "I am a pusher, don't follow." Know more

Olympic flame extinguished by Rio protesters : The Olympic torch relay was disrupted by striking teachers after it entered Rio de Janeiro ahead of next week’s Opening Ceremony. Video footage of the demonstration suggests the flame was extinguished while the runner carrying the torch had to be bussed to safety.

The incident, which occurred on Wednesday night in Angra dos Reis, forced a temporary halt and prompted some runners to quit the relay, according to the Rio2016 organising committee. Know more

Norway considers giving mountain to Finland as 100th birthday present : Norwegian government considers shifting border to gift its Nordic neighbour a peak that would become its highest point

What do you give a country that has 188,000 lakes for a birthday present? Its highest mountain back, obviously.

Norway’s government has confirmed that for the centenary of Finland’s independence next year it is considering moving the border, gifting its Nordic neighbour a mountain peak that would be the country’s highest point. Know more

'Explosion of hate' follows Brexit vote with swastika in Armagh among a spate of racist incidents across UK : Prime Minister accused of helping create the 'hostile environment' that paved the way for 'F*** off to Poland' messages, excrement through letter boxes, and racist abuse from children as young as ten

The full extent and true nature of the “blatant hate” that has beset post-Brexit vote UK is today detailed for the first time after The Independent was given exclusive access to a database of more than 500 racist incidents compiled in the weeks since the EU referendum. Know more

Switzerland to STRIP jihadis of citizenship in major terror crackdown : The Swiss State Secretariat for Migration has made changes to its Civil Rights bill to deal with the increasing issue of terrorism in Europe.

A case was brought before the courts when the government applied to strip a 19-year-old of his dual nationality. Know more

China warns after attacks on Olympic delegates in Rio : China has issued a safety warning to Chinese visiting Rio de Janeiro for the Olympics following a spate of thefts and armed robberies committed against its athletes, officials, members of the media and others.

The Foreign Ministry said Friday that visitors should avoid dangerous areas of the city, leave their luxury watches at home and not carry backpacks or talk on mobile phones while walking in the street. Know more

Germany Will Still Welcome Refugees Despite Attacks : Chancellor Angela Merkel pledged Thursday to do "everything humanly possible" to ensure security in Germany following a string of attacks — including two carried out by asylum-seekers and claimed by ISIS.

Merkel promised to do everything to find out who was behind the "barbaric acts" and bring them to justice. Germany owes that not just to victims and relatives and other Germans, but also to other refugees, she said. Know more

There you have it our Top News of the day.



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Today's Historic Event

29th of July 1981

Charles and Diana Marriage 

Prince Charles marries Lady Diana at a royal ceremony at St. Paul's Cathedral, it is estimated 500 million television viewers in 74 countries tune in to witness the fairytale marriage. 

That's all for today, Thank you.