Wednesday, February 28, 2018

Australia's defence department is phasing out Chinese phones after US intelligence issued security warnings


Phone mobile in China Tiananmen square


Huawei and ZTE phones, which were used for unclassified purposes, are being strategically phased out by Australia's defense department.
The agency said the phones were not deemed a security risk, despite assertions from US intelligence officers who said that they don't use the phones because they could be conduits for foreign surveillance.
Huawei was previously banned from contributing to Australia's national broadband network due to security concerns.

Chaos erupts as drunk father-in-law forces bride to kiss him in front of wedding guests

Chaos erupts as drunk father-in-law forces bride to kiss him in front of wedding guests Chaos erupts as drunk father-in-law forces bride to kiss him in front of wedding guests

A mass brawl erupted between wedding guests after the groom's father forcibly kissed his son's bride on stage in front of hundreds of people.

Shocking footage shows the drunk father-in-law pulling his son's bride towards him for a kiss as horrified wedding guests looked on. This act led to a fight between members of both families.

At first, the lavish wedding, which was taking place in the city of Yancheng in eastern China's Jiangsu province, was going well until the blushing bride stepped onto the stage with her new father-in-law in front of the guests. The older man then puts his arm around her and she looked extremely uncomfortable by this. Suddenly, he stepped in front of his daughter-in-law and kissed her on the mouth.

North Korea 'shipping chemical weapons supplies to Syria'

A Syrian boy holds an oxygen mask over the face of an infant at a make-shift hospital following a reported gas attack on the rebel-held besieged town of Douma in the eastern Ghouta region 


North Korea has been shipping supplies to the Syrian government that could be used to make chemical weapons, say United Nations investigators.

The revelations, in a confidential 200-page long report seen by the New York Times, comes as the US and other countries have accused Syria of using chemical weapons on its own civilians, including a suspected chlorine gas attack in Eastern Ghouta in the past few days.

The report indicates there have been major flaws in international efforts to isolate both countries, and the new evidence could dampen efforts to bring North Korea to the negotiating table following a diplomatic détente at the South Korean Winter Olympics.

'beast from the east' batters Britain for second day

School closures for today as hundreds shut as a result of Beast from the East Stationary traffic on the M20 near Ashford, Kent, following heavy overnight snowfall which has caused disruption across Britain.

Hundreds of schools expect to remain closed today across the UK with 400 in Scotland alone as a result of snow from the Beast from the East. There is more snow forecast and Scotland is on the verge of being put under a red weather warning – the highest warning available.

Transport Minister Humza Yousaf said amber alerts for snow and freezing winds from the early hours of Wednesday could be changed to red for extreme weather in certain areas, with motorists urged not to travel. East Dunbartonshire Council, City of Edinburgh Council, Falkirk Council, Fife Council, Scottish Borders Council, Stirling Council and East Renfrewshire Council announced all schools in their areas will be closed on Wednesday due to potential of dangerous conditions.

Tuesday, February 27, 2018

Usain Bolt signs South African side, Mamelodi Sundowns



The South African Premier Division club, Mamelodi Sundowns, have dropped a big hint that they have signed retired athletics star Usain Bolt.

The Jamaican track legend is due to announce which football team he has signed for today.

But Mamelodi Sundowns through their social media accounts have hinted they are set to announce the signature of Bolt.

Sundowns – who sit at the top of the Premier Division table – confirmed they will make a major announcement at on Tuesday at 8am GMT (7pm AEDT) with a picture of Bolt captioned “football will never be the same.”

Two stowaways fall to their death from US-bound flight



Two stowaways fell to their death Monday from an airplane as it took off from an airport in Guayaquil, Ecuador, on a flight to New York, authorities told local media.

Details of the incident were sketchy, with authorities not saying whether a commercial airline was involved.

Officials said the bodies of two men, between 25 and 30 years of age, were found on the southern end of the runway of the Jose Joaquin de Olmedo Airport in Guayaquil.

Japan: American tourist arrested after female body parts found across Osaka

A local TV crew reports from in front of the lodging facility where the severed head of a woman was found in Osaka, Japan.

Police have found dismembered body parts believed to belong to a Japanese woman who disappeared after meeting up with an American tourist via a dating application.

The gruesome discovery of a torso, arms and legs occurred a day after police found a human head in a suitcase at a lodging facility in Osaka, a major port city about 400km (250 miles) south-west of Tokyo.
The suspect has been named in Japanese media as Yevgeniy Vasilievich Bayraktar, 26, of New York. He was arrested last week on suspicion of illegally confining the woman to another short-term rental property in Osaka’s Higashinari ward.

The woman, 27, went missing after telling a friend on 15 February that she was travelling from the inland city of Sanda to meet a male acquaintance, local media reported.

British boxer, Scott Westgarth, 31, dies mysteriously after winning a heavyweight fight in London

British boxer, Scott Westgarth, 31, dies mysteriously after winning a heavyweight fight in London

It was a weekend of pain and grief in London, as British boxer, Scott Westgarth, died after falling ill after a heavyweight bout on Saturday.

Westgarth looked uncomfortable as he was interviewed at the ringside after his points victory over Dec Spelman in Doncaster and was taken to hospital, having deteriorated backstage.

The 31-year-old who had been chasing an English title fight died in Royal Hallamshire Hospital as confirmed by Stefy Bull, his promoter who wrote on social media today saying “God bless Scott Westgarth. To promote a boxing show and a young man doing a job he loves losing his life, I have no words.”



Spelman also reacted to the news, saying “absolutely heartbroken and lost for words: all continue to pray for Scott’s family and the people close to him: rest easy my friend.”

Monday, February 26, 2018

The newest ‘Metal Gear’ game has been poisoned by the controversy surrounding Konami and Hideo Kojima — here’s what’s going on

Metal Gear Survive

You might think a major new game in the long-running "Metal Gear" franchise would elicit a ton of hype.

The last major "Metal Gear" game, "Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain," was a blockbuster phenomenon — just like every major "Metal Gear" release before it.

But things are quite the contrary in the case of "Metal Gear Survive," the latest major "Metal Gear" game.
Though I personally enjoyed the game, much of the talk surrounding it has been focused on "Metal Gear" franchise creator Hideo Kojima, who either left Konami or was forced out of the company, depending on who you ask. Is he or isn't he officially thanked in the game's credits? Does this image from the game contain a secret message from employees loyal to Kojima?

So, what in the world is going on with "Metal Gear Survive"? Here's the deal:

Saudi king sacks military chiefs

Saudi Arabia's King Salman bin Abdulaziz (C)

Saudi Arabia has sacked its top military commanders, including the chief of staff, in a series of late-night royal decrees.

Saudi King Salman also replaced the heads of the ground forces and air defences.

The news was published by the official Saudi Press Agency, but no reason for the sackings was given.

They come as the war in Yemen, where a Saudi-led coalition is fighting rebels, is nearing the end of its third year.

2018 Winter Olympics Closing Ceremony In South Korea




The closing ceremony of the 2018 Winter Olympics just aired in the U.S. and the love is real! See the reactions to the enormous show!

The 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang have sadly drawn to a close. But they ending the 2 weeks of games with a serious bang! The closing ceremony was a jaw-dropping extravaganza of music, art and sportsmanship that truly dazzled! Viewers were treated to some larger-than-life performances from some of South Korea’s biggest acts like CL and the pop group EXO. Basically, if you weren’t familiar with K-pop before tuning in, you definitely were by the end of the show! Head here to see the highlights!



Groom & his grandma killed, bride injured after wedding gift exploded at their home 5 day afters wedding in India

Groom & his grandma killed, bride injured after wedding gift exploded at their home 5 day afters wedding in India (Photos/Video)


A newly-married man was killed and his wife critically injured when a gift that was presented to them at their wedding reception exploded later at their home in India.

The tragic incident took place in Odisha's Bolangir district on Friday, just five days after their wedding.

According to Police, the man's grandmother also died in the blast. The elderly woman died on the spot while her grandson died at a hospital in Rourkela where he was rushed to after being injured.

NBA YoungBoy: 5 Things On Rapper Who Allegedly Body-Slammed His GF Before Getting Arrested

NBA YoungBoy

Not long after rapper NBA YoungBoy was arrested on charges of kidnapping, a video surfaced allegedly showing him attacking his GF. Here’s all the details.

Never heard of NBA YoungBoy (aka YoungBoy Never Broke Again)? This rising star from the south has now become the object of intense scrutiny. Why? On Sunday, Feb. 25, he was arrested in Tallahassee, Florida. And the allegations he’s facing are pretty serious: assault, kidnapping and a weapons charge. Soon after, a clip surfaced from TMZ that allegedly shows him body-slamming his girlfriend Jania in a hotel in Georgia. In light of this news, let’s take a closer look at this 18-year-old rapper.

Sade Adu To Release New Music For The First Time In 7 Years!



Ava DuVernay‘s ‘Wrinkle In Time’ soundtrack is going to be blessed with an iconic voice. The 2018 adaptation of the science fantasy novel, which is set to hit the cinemas in March, will find the legendary Sade Adu ending her seven-year musical break with a song called ‘Flower of The Universe’.

DuVernay took to Twitter to make the big announcement. Check out her tweet here:



I never thought she’d say yes, but asked anyway. She was kind + giving. A goddess. We began a journey together that I’ll never forget. Proud to announce that Sade has created an original song for WRINKLE IN TIME. It’s entitled “Flower of the Universe.” And it’s a dream come true.

The movie’s soundtrack album is set to feature a number of top-notch musicians including Demi Lovato, Sia, Dj Khaled and a number of other artistes. ‘Wrinkle In Time‘ does not only have a star-studded soundtrack but also a star-studded cast. The movie will star Oprah Winfrey, Reese Witherspoon and Mindy Kaling.

Afrobeat Legend, Femi Kuti Releases 10th Studio Album; “One People, One World”



Afrobeat legend Femi Kuti released his 10th studio album “One People One World”.

The album which has been working on for some years now is a new direction for the Afrobeat legend who says he has become more optimistic about the future of the African man.

In a recent interview with the Rolling Stone magazine, Kuti said the album’s optimistic lyrical themes underscore the important way music can make politics personal and instigate social change. “I’m a father and I love my kids, so I want to give the younger generation a message of hope,” he said. “Despite all our problems, we can create greatness in our lives.”

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