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Euromaxx Highlights
By tvnportal
 
Euromaxx HighlightsGoing Green with BikesWe meet some bike manufacturers who are producing bikes using unusual and more environmentally-friendly products, like wood, bamboo and recycled cardboard.Barbie in BerlinThe interactive walk-in exhibition Barbie-Dreamhouse opened in Berlin. The 2500-square-meter doll's home is a mixture of museum and interactive glamour world.Curator Norman FosterThe "Carr… (Full Story)
Walk the Talk With Javed Akhtar
By tvnportal
 
Walk The Talk with Javed AkhtarPowered by NewsLook.com Producer : NDTV (Full Story)
Mourinho Calls Season a Failure After King's Cup Defeat
By tvnportal
 
Just moments after Atletico Madrid hoisted the coveted King's Cup trophy, Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho gave his performance this season a failing grade, calling it his "worst season" ever as a coach.Powered by NewsLook.com Producer : EFE (Full Story)
Video News: United Kingdom
Safety officials launch probe into Connecticut train crash
By reuters
 
Investigators descended on the site of a train crash that injured dozens in Connecticut. They're searching for clues about what may caused one of the trains to derail and crash into another. U.S. safety officials have lauched a probe into the incident. SOUNDBITE: Earl Weener, National Transportation Safety Board saying: "We will be looking at the braking performance of the train, the conditions of… (Full Story)
Video shows airstrikes on towns outside of Damascus
By reuters
 
Fighter jets unleashed clusters of rockets on towns outside Damascus, in this latest video posted to a social media website whose content Reuters cannot independently verify. The air assaults filled the streets of Yabroud with smoke and debris and fires that locals struggled to contain. Douma, another community outside of the capital bore the brunt of the attack which peeled away walls and left many… (Full Story)
Farne Islands puffin census
By PressAssociation
 
By: Beth LittlerThe count takes place every five years and will take about three months to complete, as through driving rain or blazing sun the team of eleven rangers search every burrow they can find. This is where the birds nest and is necessary to get an accurate number of how many puffins live across the eight islands. (Full Story)
Video News: United States
DEVELOPING: New Surveillance Tape Shows Gunman in Mother’s Day Mass Shooting
By newsbreaker
 
Video released early Monday by New Orleans police shows a possible suspect in the Mother's Day gunfire that wounded 19 people during a neighborhood parade. Police admit the images are grainy but hope that someone will recognize the suspect, dressed in dark pants and a teeshirt, and contact them.Host @DavidBegnaud delivers breaking news and today's trending buzz in 45 seconds. (Full Story)
BREAKING: Philly Abortion Doctor Kermit Gosnell Found Guilty of Murdering Babies
By newsbreaker
 
According to Bucks County Courier Times and The Intelligencer reporter JD Mullane, who has been covering the trial from inside the courthouse, Gosnell is guilty of three of four counts of first-degree murder. He was aquitted in one of the babies deaths. Host @DavidBegnaud delivers breaking news and today's trending buzz in 45 seconds. (Full Story)
BREAKING: Arrests Made in the Murder of Malcolm X’s Grandson
By newsbreaker
 
Host @DavidBegnaud delivers breaking news and today's trending buzz in 45 seconds. (Full Story)


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