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Man Pleads Not Guilty To Chopping Down One Of UK's Most Loved Trees
A 38-year-old man on Wednesday denied criminal damage, after one of the UK's most-loved and photographed trees was found cut down next to the Hadrian's Wall UNESCO World Heritage site.
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One Of UK's Most Photographed Trees "Cut Down With Chainsaw"
One of the UK's most photographed trees, located next to the Roman-era Hadrian's Wall in northeast England, has been "deliberately felled," the authority responsible for the local National Park said Thursday.
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Watch: Minister Kiren Rijiju Posts Magnificent Video Of A Peacock's Flight
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju has shared a video of an Indian blue peacock flying and landing on a tree and an iron wall with impeccable finesse.
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6 Hours Of Fear As Cyclone Amphan Ripped Through Kolkata: Videos
Cyclone Amphan roared into Bengal today at around 2.30 pm, ripping away walls, toppling trees and causing power cuts.
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"Tree Wall" In Delhi To Act As Shield Against Dust Storms
The national capital Territory of Delhi is to have a wall of nearly 31 lakh native trees encircling it soon to shield it from frequent dust storms coming from Rajasthan and enveloping and choking it.
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Over 50 Dead As Storm Pounds Four States, Warning Till Tomorrow: 10 Facts
The weather office has warned of more thunderstorms in north, north-east and parts of south India for the next two days after Sunday's thunderstorm and dust storm left behind a trail of destruction in four states, killing 53 people and injuring many, according to the Union Home Ministry. Thirty nine people have died in Uttar Pradesh alone, while ni...
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In Pradyuman's Classroom In Gurgaon School, His Photo Pinned To Notice Board
Seven-year-old Pradyuman Thakur's face smiles from the colourful "family tree" on the notice board of Classroom 2-B at the Ryan International School in Gurgaon. Next to the class is the toilet where he was found on Friday with his throat slit, allegedly by a school bus conductor who tried to sexually assault him. The floor and the wall opposite the...
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Wall Street Hits Record High, Dow Tops 19,000 For First Time
The consumer discretionary sector's 0.74 per cent increase on Tuesday led the gainers among the 11 major S&P sectors, boosted by strong quarterly reports from Dollar Tree and Signet Jewelers.
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It's My Tree, Let Me Be: Woman Tries To Save Leafy Abode
For a quarter century, Shawnee Chasser has lived in a treehouse not far from downtown Miami. The 65-year-old grandmother who once protested the Vietnam War and nuclear weapons says she hates the oppressive feeling of walls and air conditioning, loves the open breeze and relishes the connection to nature in lush, tropical surroundings.
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A Cheetah on the Stairs: Mumbai Stations Get Colourful Makeovers
If you happen to be getting off or onto a Mumbai local at the Borivali and Khar stations, take a look around you. Paintings of soldiers here, animals there, and trees of various kinds, all in bright colours, cover the different walls and the staircases.
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Philippine Storm Weakens After Killing at Least 9, Leaving Thousands Stranded
A typhoon swept across the northern Philippines killing at least nine people as trees, power lines and walls were toppled and flood waters spread far from riverbeds, but tens of thousands of people were evacuated in time.
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The Night I Helped My Mother Escape North Korea
I set my phone to silent, dressed myself entirely in black and walked calmly and purposefully through the hotel lobby. Outside I hailed a cab and directed the driver to take me to the point where the town ended, about 200 yards from the river. There, at the end of a row of low buildings, was the derelict house among the trees where I was to meet my...
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Not Quite Vizag, But Nearly as Bad. A Town Reshuffled by Hudhud
The concrete walls of a petrol pump lie in a collapsed heap. Hoardings and signposts, visibly mangled, are sprawled in the middle of a road. Colossal trees that once reached for the sky have been whipped horizontal, their branches forming cordons across main roads.
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Wall Street Hits Record After Data; Jackson Hole Ahead
US stocks inched higher on Thursday and the S&P notched a record high as a flurry of data pointed to steady improvement in the economy and investors awaited the start of a meeting of top central bankers and economists in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
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Wall Street Advances Modestly, Holds Below Record Highs
US stocks advanced modestly on Thursday after the latest batch of mixed data failed to deliver the confidence boost needed by investors to push indices past record highs set last week.
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Man Pleads Not Guilty To Chopping Down One Of UK's Most Loved Trees
A 38-year-old man on Wednesday denied criminal damage, after one of the UK's most-loved and photographed trees was found cut down next to the Hadrian's Wall UNESCO World Heritage site.
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One Of UK's Most Photographed Trees "Cut Down With Chainsaw"
One of the UK's most photographed trees, located next to the Roman-era Hadrian's Wall in northeast England, has been "deliberately felled," the authority responsible for the local National Park said Thursday.
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Watch: Minister Kiren Rijiju Posts Magnificent Video Of A Peacock's Flight
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju has shared a video of an Indian blue peacock flying and landing on a tree and an iron wall with impeccable finesse.
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6 Hours Of Fear As Cyclone Amphan Ripped Through Kolkata: Videos
Cyclone Amphan roared into Bengal today at around 2.30 pm, ripping away walls, toppling trees and causing power cuts.
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"Tree Wall" In Delhi To Act As Shield Against Dust Storms
The national capital Territory of Delhi is to have a wall of nearly 31 lakh native trees encircling it soon to shield it from frequent dust storms coming from Rajasthan and enveloping and choking it.
-
Over 50 Dead As Storm Pounds Four States, Warning Till Tomorrow: 10 Facts
The weather office has warned of more thunderstorms in north, north-east and parts of south India for the next two days after Sunday's thunderstorm and dust storm left behind a trail of destruction in four states, killing 53 people and injuring many, according to the Union Home Ministry. Thirty nine people have died in Uttar Pradesh alone, while ni...
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In Pradyuman's Classroom In Gurgaon School, His Photo Pinned To Notice Board
Seven-year-old Pradyuman Thakur's face smiles from the colourful "family tree" on the notice board of Classroom 2-B at the Ryan International School in Gurgaon. Next to the class is the toilet where he was found on Friday with his throat slit, allegedly by a school bus conductor who tried to sexually assault him. The floor and the wall opposite the...
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Wall Street Hits Record High, Dow Tops 19,000 For First Time
The consumer discretionary sector's 0.74 per cent increase on Tuesday led the gainers among the 11 major S&P sectors, boosted by strong quarterly reports from Dollar Tree and Signet Jewelers.
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It's My Tree, Let Me Be: Woman Tries To Save Leafy Abode
For a quarter century, Shawnee Chasser has lived in a treehouse not far from downtown Miami. The 65-year-old grandmother who once protested the Vietnam War and nuclear weapons says she hates the oppressive feeling of walls and air conditioning, loves the open breeze and relishes the connection to nature in lush, tropical surroundings.
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A Cheetah on the Stairs: Mumbai Stations Get Colourful Makeovers
If you happen to be getting off or onto a Mumbai local at the Borivali and Khar stations, take a look around you. Paintings of soldiers here, animals there, and trees of various kinds, all in bright colours, cover the different walls and the staircases.
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Philippine Storm Weakens After Killing at Least 9, Leaving Thousands Stranded
A typhoon swept across the northern Philippines killing at least nine people as trees, power lines and walls were toppled and flood waters spread far from riverbeds, but tens of thousands of people were evacuated in time.
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The Night I Helped My Mother Escape North Korea
I set my phone to silent, dressed myself entirely in black and walked calmly and purposefully through the hotel lobby. Outside I hailed a cab and directed the driver to take me to the point where the town ended, about 200 yards from the river. There, at the end of a row of low buildings, was the derelict house among the trees where I was to meet my...
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Not Quite Vizag, But Nearly as Bad. A Town Reshuffled by Hudhud
The concrete walls of a petrol pump lie in a collapsed heap. Hoardings and signposts, visibly mangled, are sprawled in the middle of a road. Colossal trees that once reached for the sky have been whipped horizontal, their branches forming cordons across main roads.
-
Wall Street Hits Record After Data; Jackson Hole Ahead
US stocks inched higher on Thursday and the S&P notched a record high as a flurry of data pointed to steady improvement in the economy and investors awaited the start of a meeting of top central bankers and economists in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
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Wall Street Advances Modestly, Holds Below Record Highs
US stocks advanced modestly on Thursday after the latest batch of mixed data failed to deliver the confidence boost needed by investors to push indices past record highs set last week.
