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Richard Branson has announced that he will not participate in the televised debate over the death penalty in Singapore.

CNN — British entrepreneur Richard Branson declined an invitation from the Singaporean government to take part in a live televised debate the death penalty. Branson, a longtime death penalty campaigner, criticized Singapore’s decision this April to execute 33-year-old Nagaentran Dharmalingam for drug trafficking. AT Blog post at the time, Branson called the news “heartbreaking” and

Remember Princess Diana’s revenge dress?

Written Leah Dolan, CNN Digging through the archives of pop culture history “Remember when?” is a CNN Style series offering a nostalgic look at the celebrity outfits that defined their eras. The summer of 1994 was uncharacteristically warm for the UK. Hot sunny days were followed by sultry nights, and by the end of June

Bolsonaro’s defeat gives hope to stop Amazon deforestation

The fate of one of the world’s most important carbon sinks may depend on Brazil’s new president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. With intense deforestation combined with rampant wildfires and climate change, deforestation in the Amazon rainforest could fall by 89% over the next 10 years. analysis from Carbon Brief showed. That’s over 75,000 km²

War between Russia and Ukraine: Explosions rock Kyiv days after Russia accused Ukraine of attacking the Black Sea

Russian strikes cut off electricity and water in parts of Kyiv as part of Vladimir Putin’s apparent revenge. Explosions rocked the capital days after Moscow accused Kyiv of a “massive” drone attack on the Black Sea Fleet. Power engineers are currently working to restore power supply, as about 350,000 houses in Kyiv remain without electricity.

Seoul crowd crush: Tribute to Sydney woman killed in South Korea’s Halloween disaster

The family of an Australian who died in a stampede on Halloween in South Korea paid tribute to the 23-year-old girl, calling her the life of the party and an incredible person. Sydney film production assistant Grace Rachaed has been identified as the Australian victim of the tragedy. when more than 150 people died. Ms.

Hannah Fraser: Layton’s husband says one child may never recover from horrific accident

A father of six children who were hospitalized after a horrific car accident in Western Australia that killed their mother said one of the children is now paraplegic. A distraught Leighton Fraser said his wife Hannah was in a “better place” after the catastrophic incident at Wongamin, in Whitbelt State, northeast of Perth. Hannah Louise

Drunk police officer shoots colleague in Geneva

A drunken Swiss police officer wounded his colleague with a shot from a service weapon in a police station in Geneva. Local authorities said a man who specializes in narcotics operations fired his handgun seven times during Friday’s incident. The officer was “under the influence of alcohol” when he fired his weapon in the presence

Ripples Through the Years: What a Jan. 6 Cases Means for the Courts of the District of Columbia

WASHINGTON – The nearly 900 Capitol uprising-related arrests that make their way through the court system average 40% of all appearances on the DC District Court calendar each week. Along with the usual federal cases that would otherwise be handled by the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, including murders, kidnappings, fraud, drug

Shootout erupts in London residential area on suspicion of gang violence

Two men in London were left dead after a shootout broke out on the streets of a residential area, believed to be gang-related. “I am shocked and saddened by this incident. Our thoughts are with the families and friends of the two young people who died tragically. This incident will cause great concern to the

Texarkana doctor convicted of overprescribing painkillers

TEHARKANA, Ark. – On Friday, a federal jury convicted a Texarkana doctor on two counts of distributing painkillers without a prescription. Dr. According to an investigation launched by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and the Little Rock District Office (LRDO), 58-year-old Lonnie Joseph Parker of Texarkana, Arkansas, prescribed too many controlled substances for two years.

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Richard Branson has announced that he will not participate in the televised debate over the death penalty in Singapore.

Remember Princess Diana’s revenge dress?

Bolsonaro’s defeat gives hope to stop Amazon deforestation

War between Russia and Ukraine: Explosions rock Kyiv days after Russia accused Ukraine of attacking the Black Sea

Seoul crowd crush: Tribute to Sydney woman killed in South Korea’s Halloween disaster

Hannah Fraser: Layton’s husband says one child may never recover from horrific accident

Drunk police officer shoots colleague in Geneva

Ripples Through the Years: What a Jan. 6 Cases Means for the Courts of the District of Columbia

Shootout erupts in London residential area on suspicion of gang violence

Texarkana doctor convicted of overprescribing painkillers