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Life has a way of confusing the mind with unanswerable questions. The deed of every individual is measured on how much his/her mental capacity produces products of potential reasoning. Hiphop speaks only to the strong minded and paying attention to every word a real artist ulters is the beginning of Wisdom.  CRINERRY ON BLEEDING SKY. .#mixed and mastered by G-Clus.

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HAPPENING NOW: 500 soldiers storm Ikorodu asmilitants resume killing

The soldiers were deployed after renewed violence in Ikorodu, Lagos.Ilara in Ogijo, a community in Ikorodu area of Lagos State, is boiling as we speak.Neighbouring areas are also reportedly affected in the renewed mayhem being carried out by suspected militants from the nearby creeks.‘The militants are killing people again,’ an Ogijo resident toldNewsroomNGaround 5:38pm on Saturday.‘I’m just coming in and I saw at least 500 soldiers movinginto our environment. They first stopped at a police station. I saw them with my eyes. They were very many.’Details later…

Falz Wins Viewer’s Choice Best International Act At 2016 BET Awards

Rapper, Folarin Falana a.ka Falz or Falz the Bahd Guy haswon the award for “Viewer’s Choice Best International Act”at the 2016 BET pre-awards show called the BET Experience. Falz beat other top contenders from other African nations to clinch the award.See his tweets confirming his win:Guess who just won a freakin BET Award!!!— #StoriesThatTouch (@falzthebahdguy)June 25, 2016Thank you so so much to everyone that voted and used the hashtag#ipickFalz!!!!

Wizkid, Yemi Alade Lose To Ghana’s Black Coffee In 2016 BET Awards African Category

Black Coffee has emerged the Best International Act, Africacategory at the 2016 BET Awards beating other African heavy weights like our very own Wizkid and Yemi Alade.

The South African DJ and record producer defeated Wizkid, Yemi Alade, MzVee, AKA, Cassper Nyovest, Diamond Platnumz and Serge Beynaud at the presentation done aheadof the main event which will take place at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, on Sunday, June 26. .

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EBS ft Ralph Qlixx x Bob Tk DAKUN JOH

Another Pop Music coming from 18Wallstreet Entertainment by EBS after his 1st single Excuse Me Sir. He featured Ralph Qlixx x Bob Tk on this and it title DAKUN JOH. It another flavour of Trap Music Download & Enjoy

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Alright Fam!! It the BEDROOM ECHO CYPHER with CRINERRY!! It all about the lyrics, he's got it just like it Kendrick Lamar. Am sure you gona love this. Watch & Learn

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AM SO BLESSED...! YOU KNOW WHY? HERE COMES ANOTHER HIT TRACK BY YOUR GYEL "SYXXTY" TITLED "BLESSED" PRODUCED BY THE MOST CRAZIEST PRODUCER....@CRAZYBLESS

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Russia avoid trouble but cannot avoid defeat vs. Slovakia, Marek Hamsik

Marek Hamsik's goal and assist proved decisive as Slovakia downed Russia 2-1 in Group B.

LILLE, France -- Slovakia took a huge step towards the Round of 16 with a 2-1 win that leave Russia teetering onthe brink of elimination. Though after a flare was lit in the Russian end, it may be a moot point given the actionsof UEFA's Disciplinary Committee, which gave them a"suspended disqualification"after the trouble in Marseille's Stade Velodrome.It was a single flare and there was no other disturbance inside the ground but given the circumstances, it's an extraworry for Russia boss Leonid Slutsky. That said, Slutsky himself (as he had done in Marseille) refused to talk aboutit despite repeated questions from the assembled media."I was totally concentrated on the game and was only looking at the pitch," he said afterwards. "I didn't see it."RussiaSlovakia12FTGameCastLineups and StatsThe backstreets of Lille, withtheir endless maze of flat-fronted terraced houses, were quiet on the walk fromthe train station to the Stade Pierre Mauroy. No hysteria about professional Russian hooligans here, but then again, no obvious targets on the streets either. The brand spanking new Stade Mauroy sits wedged in among shopping malls and big boxstores. Both sets of fans were snacking and waiting for kickoff side by side but separate, like ingredients in a salad bowl.Whatever doom and gloom expectations had been thrown around before the match didn't seem relevant here -- at least until the second half flare -- maybe because of the incongruity of someone laying a stadium in the midst of suburban sprawl. Or perhaps it was the Frenchgendarmes, more tooled up than usual in gear that made some looklike giant erect turtles carrying transparent riot shields.Slutsky kept faith with the XI that grabbed the last-ditch equalizer against England and in some ways, it made sense. Having lost their opener and with England coming up next, Slovakia likely needed three points on Wednesday. There would be opportunities to soak up pressure and for Oleg Shatov to find space. But the Slovak midfield, led byMarek Hamsik and Juraj Kucka, had other plans. They heldtheir shape, opting for balls into space for the darting Ondrej Duda and Hamsik's trademark long-range
 ballistics. Physically, they also more than matched the opposition.
Kucka won the ball after 10 minutes to set up Duda, whoslipped it to Hamsik, only for his booming strike to sail over the crossbar. Meanwhile, Slutsky was opting to go route one: Artem Dzyuba, to be fair, was proving a handful for Martin Skrtel and Jan Durica but the support was lacking. When Dzyuba tried things himself, you were reminded that close control in tight spaces isn't his forte.Slovakia pulled ahead in the 32nd minute, and it owed a lot to Hamsik. The Napoli midfielder received a square pass deep in his own half from Skrtel and in one fluid motion, he turned, looked up and uncorked a 50-yard, left-foot drive into space. Vladimir Weiss, who had begun his run just before Hamsik struck the ball, collected it mid-stride, veered into the box and cut on a dime, leaving Roman Neustadter and Vasily Berezutsky, the only defenders separating him from Igor Akinfeev's goal, desperately heading the wrong way. At that point, Weiss coolly slotted the ball into the back of the Russian net."To that point, it was all so tight and so tense, there wasno space in which to play for either side," said Slovakia boss Jan Kozak afterwards. "We were only going to breakthe ice through an individual bit of genius and we got thatfrom Hamsik and Weiss. They were fantastic."On the Russian bench, Slutsky pouted in disgust and his mood would darken further just before the half. This time,it was a Hamsik solo effort. Slovakia played a quick corner short to the Napoli midfielder. Shatov came out to meet him. Hamsik faked one way and when Shatov bit on the dummy, cut sharply the other way before smashing it in off the post from an improbable angle out on the flank.Slutsky shook his head and ran his fingers through his hairwhile the Slovak end erupted in jubilation. As brilliant as Hamsik's move and strike were, you have to wonder abouthim being left one-on-one with Shatov."We just lost our u concentration," Slutsky said. "We knew Hamsik was dangerous. Of course we knew."

Switzerland's unity in question as they draw vs. Romania at Euro 2016

With Switzerland needing a victory to advance, Romania managed a draw via another Bogdan Stancu penalty goal..

ESPN FC's Craig Burley reacts to Switzerland's 1-1 draw with a surprisingly resolute Romania side.

PARIS --Three points from Switzerland and Romania's 1-1draw in their second Group A match at the European Championship.1. Swiss lack unityThe big news before the match was not especially good news for the Swiss: Xherdan Shaqiri made a poorly timedpronouncement about his loyalties. He affirmed that he would consider leaving the Swiss side for Kosovo, newly recognized by UEFA and the country of his birth, were heoffered the captaincy. "Of course, I am thinking about it then," he said. Shaqiri is perhaps rightly disappointed to have been overlooked for the Swiss lead in favor of Stephan Lichtsteiner, but there had been a general sense that any further conversations about his future would waituntil the end of Euro. Apparently not.Perhaps it's just football and its vagaries, but the Swiss certainly seemed like a team torn in two against Romania,struggling to a 1-1 draw that would have been forgettable if it weren't so unexpected. After being lucky in some ways to earn the win in their opener against Albania -- saved only by their keeper Yann Sommer -- the Swiss looked disorganized and even hostile toward each other at times against the Romanians. There were crumbling lines and plenty of heated conversation on the pitch, especially after Romania's Bogdan Stancu scored on a penalty to take the lead in the 18th minute.The larger difficulty is that the Swiss have several playerswho were born in Kosovo or have Kosovar heritage and could be permitted to switch sides mid-career: Valon Behrami, Granit Xhaka, and Admir Mehmedi were among Wednesday's other potentially lost starters. It's a fascinating situation that seemingly risks both the immediateand long-term future of the Swiss national team.2. Romania surpriseIn two matches against favored opponents -- most of the countries in this tournament would have been favored against the Romanians, who before Wednesday had only a single Euro victory to their credit -- the men in yellow have played some pretty inspiring football.They nearly managed a draw against France in their opener, and they played the same physical, patient game against the Swiss. A reported 70 percent of Romanians tuned in to watch their nation's return to Euro, which seems like an incredible number, but they aren't a hard team to like. No stars, not a lot of technical ability, but areal sense of order broken only by some flashes of speed.(Gabriel Torje leaves vapor trails.) They played in some ways like the anti-Swiss.The penalty, earned when Lichtsteiner blatantly tugged Alexandru Chipciu's jersey into a sail, was perfectly takenby Stancu, a rare opportunity but one that was fully seized. They were sometimes exposed by the superior Swiss attack but they never seemed especially in danger oflosing the match. The only goal they allowed was a perfectvolley from Mehmedi in the 57th minute that came after abroken play. A result in their last group-stage outing against Albania could see them with a chance, unexpectedly,to advance. Maybe Romania will get 80 percent of their country watching then.3. Sommer's audition continuesEvery international tournament serves to advance a select few club careers. Like Keylor Navas' emergence during the World Cup in Brazil, Swiss keeper Sommer might be oneof the beneficiaries of continental attention. At 6 foot, he'sa little short by modern standards, but he was terrific against Albania and solid against Romania. He had no chance on the penalty, but later in the game he made a good diving stop on a long, swerving free kick. He's undercontract with Borussia Monchengladbach, but Manchester City have reportedly been circling, and he's expressed openness to a transfer to the Premier League. Another strong performance against France in the group-stage finale could lead to a move to England.

Macintosh: Griezmann wins it for France

ESPN FC's Michael Ballack and Taylor Twellman discuss how Didier Deschamps' lineup changes affected his side against Albania.MARSEILLE, France -- Here are three quick thoughts fromFrance's 2-0 win over Albania in their Group A clash at the Stade Velodrome.1. France get there in the endAnother late goal for France, another set of blushes spared. Pre-tournament favourites? France are making hardwork of this European Championship.A 2-0 win over unfortunate Albania in Marseille means qualification to the knockout stage is secured and the top spot is likely, but this was a not a performance to unsettle the other continental...

Border guard killed in Pakistan-Afghanistan clashes

At least one Afghan border guardhas been killed in renewed clashes at a Pakistani-Afghan border crossing, according to an Afghan official.Wednesday's death was the third since Sunday night, when the violence erupted at the Torkham border crossing over the construction of a gate by Pakistanon allegedly disputed territory. More than two dozen border guards from both sides have beenwounded so far in the shootouts."When our people began construction work on the gate on Wednesday, Afghan forces again opened fire at our troops and construction workers," said a Pakistani security official who declined to be identified.He said Pakistan had retaliated with long-range artillery and mortars. Afghan officials, however, denied any fighting on Wednesday, but said an Afghan border guard waskilled and five were wounded overnight on Tuesday. It was not immediately clear if the officials were talking about the same incident.

Afghanistan-Pakistan border clashes kill two soldiers

Al Jazeera's Kamal Hyder, reporting from the Torkham bordercrossing, said that the area was under curfew."The situation is quite tense. The Pakistanis are saying they will continue building the gate and every time they start the construction, they come under fire,"he said."We are told that there are some talks going on in Islamabad between the Afghan ambassador and the Pakistani military. After that we will find out whether this crisis is going to go on or it willsubside."He also said people living in the area had already left for safer locations and hundreds of trucks that were supposed to cross the border were parked at a safe distance.Strained tiesPakistan said the border gate it was building was well on its sideof the border and would help to stop armed fighters from crossingand help to fight drug trafficking.Afghanistan objected to all Pakistani construction on a 2,200-km border that it said wasunfairly imposed by British colonialists in the 19th century andwhich it had never recognised.Relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan have been particularly strained in recent months over Afghan officials' anger at what they see as insincere efforts by Pakistan to help with peace talks between the Afghan government and the Taliban.

Pakistani province allocates $2m for transgender people

The funds came after a spate of attacks against transgenders in the province [File: Rahat Dar/EPA]A Pakistani province has allocatednearly $2m for transgenders after a series of violent attacks, and officials say the money will beused to provide training and support for the vulnerable community.The funds were announced this week in budget plans for Pakistan's northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province."The main purpose is to make them contributory members of the society while earning a livelihood for themselves," provincial finance minister Muzaffar Sayed told the AFP news agency on Wednesday.He said the government would also provide them with loans."We want them to have alternate sources of income, we will also financially support them in establishing small businesses," he said.

 Pakistani LGBT community's fight for rightsWhile Mushtaq Ghani, provincial minister for information, said transgenders will soon get free healthcare as well as separate rooms in hospitals.The plan also includes free vocational training, skills development and textbooks, and will secure employment opportunities in the future, Ghani added.Such vocational centres for transgenders are already functionalin Pakistan's central Punjab and southern Sindh provinces, but it would be the first of its kind in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.Recent attacksThe move came after a spate of recent attacks against transgendersin the province, culminating in lastmonth's killing of an activist known as Alesha. Hundreds of transgenders later rallied in Peshawar and demandedprotection."At least 45 transgenders have so far been killed in the past twoyears," said Farzana Jan, president of the "Shemale" association in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, adding that up to 50,000 transgenders live in the province.In conservative Muslim Pakistan, where sexual relations outside marriage are taboo and homosexuality is illegal, transgender dancers and musiciansoften perform at weddings and birth celebrations. They are treatedas sex objects and often become the victims of violent assault.When the Supreme Court in 2009 recognised them as a "thirdgender", ordering they be issued with separate identity cards, it was hailed as a landmark decisionin a nation battling human rights abuses and chronic violence.

Rivals flotillas clash in Thames ahead of EU vote

Politics & Law02:35Jun 15, 2016

Rival groups on Wednesday took to the Thames river in the British capital, London, with their message on the upcoming vote to decide the UK’s future in EU bloc.

Video: Lucy ft. Cynthia Morgan – Special Driver

Rudeboy Recordsattractive debutant-Lucyunleashes the visuals to her debut single –“Special Driver”For the visuals, she linked up withNorthside Incact –Cynthia Morganwho added an additional verse to the single.
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Obama's meeting with Dalai Lama angers China

The meeting at the White House on Wednesday took place behind closed doors [File: EPA]US President Barack Obama hasmet the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, at the White House despite warnings by China that this would damage thebilateral diplomatic relations.The closed-door meeting on Wednesday came at a time of heightened tensions between the USand China over Beijing's assertivepursuit of territorial claims in East Asia.Obama's fourth White House meeting with the Dalai Lama in thepast eight years took place in the White House residence, instead of the Oval Office where the presidentnormally meets world leaders.White House spokesman Josh Earnest said the choice of the residence emphasised the "personal nature of their meeting."

READ MORE: Obama's Dalai Lama greeting criticised by ChinaHe said Obama had thanked the Dalai Lama for his condolences forthe victims of Sunday's mass shooting at a gay club in Orlando,Florida.Earnest added that Obama had inthe past spoken of his "warm personal feelings" for the Dalai Lama, appreciation of his teachings,and belief "in preserving Tibet's unique religious, cultural and linguistic traditions."At the same time, Earnest said the US position of considering Tibet part of China had not changed.Warning from BeijingChina's foreign ministry said earlier it had lodged diplomatic representations with the US over the planned meeting, saying it would damage Chinese-US ties.Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said the meeting would encourage"separatist forces", urging Washington to cease any support for Tibet independence.China considers the Dalai Lama a dangerous separatist.The Dalai Lama, who fled Tibet into exile in India in 1959 after afailed uprising against Chinese rule, says he wants genuine autonomy for Tibet, not independence.On Wednesday, a Chinese observation ship shadowed a US aircraft carrier in the Western Pacific, the carrier's commander said, as it joined warships from Japan and India for drills close towaters Beijing considers its backyard.Japan and the US worry that China is extending its influence into the Western Pacific with submarines and surface vessels asit pushes territorial claims in the neighbouring South China Sea.China has been angered by what it views as provocative US military patrols close to the islands. The US says the patrols are to protect freedom of navigation.

Was shooter's ex-wife right about 'bipolar'?

"I saw his bipolar."That's how the ex-wife of Omar Mateen described the Florida man who shot to death 49 people early Sunday in a gay nightclub in Orlando. Sitora Yusifiy spokeof her ex-husband's history of domestic violence and abuse. By now you have probably seen or heard some variation of this quote in news reports about the massacre.Lately, the term mental illness has come up a lot when we talk about mass shootings. For many, words such as "bipolar" have become almost synonymous with violent and unpredictable. It's human to look for reasons, to find any cause that could explain senseless or atrocious acts. But blaming "mental illness" is a dangerous precedent that moves the conversation in the wrong direction.The fact is, we cannot know yet why Mateen took his disastrous course; the reasons are likely complex, and we are in no position to hazard a guess, much less diagnose from afar.As psychiatrists, it scares us whenever we read the words bipolar in relation to mass shootings. It increases the stigma against an already vulnerable population without addressing any attributable cause.Those with a psychiatric diagnosis are actually more likely to be victims of violenceor suicide, not to be perpetrators in acts of violence.Mental illness is a broad term, one that can mean a lot of things to a lot of people. It doesn't really help us understand a person's state of mind, and it does not always correlate to an actual psychiatric diagnosis.The term "bipolar" has become a colloquialism. It has come to mean someone whois irritable, has frequent mood swings, outbursts of rage, lacks restraint. Urban Dictionary offers this definition -- "(d)escribes one who has bipolar disorder. This disorder causes the person to have mood swings frequently, usually triggered by something small."But that's not bipolar disorder. Bipolar disorder is not outbursts of anger. In fact, when someone has daily mood swings from minute to minute with trivial triggers, bipolar disorder is a pretty unlikely diagnosis.Bipolar disorder occurs in 2.6% of the population, according to the National Institutes of Mental Health, and is characterized by distinct episodes of depression,distinct episodes of mania or hypomania, and distinct episodes of normal mood, oreuthymia.It is not a set of pervasive characteristics that a person displays daily throughout his or her life. It is an illness, separate and distinct from the person, which has no bearing on his or her character and is not related to personality traits. This isan important distinction to make, particularly when we look at risk factors for violence.So what do we have to explain a level of hostility and anger that would lead to mass violence? Again, we can't judge Mateen's particular case. Our objective here is not to diagnose but to explain the differences in disorders.We do know, in general, that when we look at the risks for violence, a history ofviolence, substance abuse and personality disorders represent known risks. Antisocialpersonality disorder in particular commonly presents with aggression, anger, irritability, deceitfulness, hostility and lack of empathy for others.In fact, most times what the public calls bipolar disorder or generalizes to be"mental illness" could actually qualify as antisocial personality disorder or some variant. Those people know the difference between right and wrong and may feel no remorse for their actions.Other risk factors such as ease of access to firearms and other weapons as well as excessive alcohol use are also strongly associated with multiple types of violence.The prevalence of firearm ownership has a significant association with the incidenceof mass killings with firearms.In the aftermath of a mass shooting, people call for change, and many times thatchange is propositioned as an increase in mental health funding. We in fact do need more mental health funding for those with psychiatric illnesses because they are underserved and underfunded.Lacking access to care, they frequently die from self-harm and chronic physical illnesses, including heart disease, stroke and diabetes.That is why, even as this terrible attack recedes, we must continue the conversationabout the cause and prevention of mass shootings, and about gun violence and thelives lost. And we must continue to talk about mental health disparities and the need for treatment to save the lives of those who are victim to a different kind of injustice.But what we must not do is scapegoat an already vulnerable population to shift the conversation away from other factors -- such as improved regulation of firearms -- that we can change.Read CNNOpinion's Flipboard magazine.

Disney gator attack: 2-year-old boy found dead

The 2-year-old boy who witnesses said was pulled by an alligator into a lagoon near a Walt Disney World hotel has been found dead by the Orange County diveteam, Sheriff Jerry Demings said at a Wednesday news conference.The body of the boy, Lane Graves, was found intact about 1:45 p.m., not far from where the boy was grabbed Tuesday night, Demings said. His body had onlya few puncture wounds, according to a source familiar with the investigation.He likely drowned, Demings said."Of course, the autopsy has to confirm that, but there is likely no question in mymind that the child was drowned by the alligator," Demings said.Demings said the body was found in 6 feet of murky water perhaps 10 to 15 yards from where the boy was attacked.The boy's parents, who are from Elkhorn, Nebraska, were identified as Matt and Melissa Graves.Matt Graves is the chief data officer at Omaha Infogroup, a company that provides technology solutions, CNN affiliate KETV reported.Demings said the Graves were distraught yet relieved that this was not a protracted search.He said he brought a priest with him when breaking the news to the parents, whoare Catholic.Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Executive Director Nick Wiley said the alligator may have already been caught, but that has not yet been confirmed.We're going to make certain that we have the alligator that was involved, and that we remove it from the lake," he said.Forensics teams will try to determine whether one of the alligators already taken from the lake is the one that dragged off the boy. If not, the search for alligators in the lake will continue.The boy's family was at a movie night outdoors at the Grand Floridian resort when around 9 p.m. the boy waded into about a foot of water in a lagoon, authorities have said. Witnesses, including the boy's horrified parents, tried to save him. His father jumped in and tried to pry the gator's mouth open. His mother jumped in, too.But it was too late. The child was dragged underwater in the Seven Seas Lagoon,witnesses told authorities. The lagoon is connected to a series of canals that feed into large bodies of water, Wiley said earlier.The Reedy Creek emergency services call center first received a report about the attack at 9:16 p.m.A search began for the boy immediately, with boats from Disney searching along with law enforcement.By midmorning Wednesday, Disney had closed all beaches in its resort area "out of an abundance of caution" after the attack, a Disney representative said.Wiley said the child was on the edge of the lagoon when the alligator attacked, according to the boy's family. He cautioned that the investigation is still in an early stage and officials need to interview at least two other families who may have witnessed the attack.Demings specifically said the child was "wading ... along the lake's edge at the time that the alligator attacked."Parents rush into water to save sonThe father suffered minor scratches on his hand trying to save his son.Demings said there is no record of similar incidents in the area.A handful of people witnessed the attack and supplied police with information. Witnesses said the family was on the beach, and the boy's sister was in a playpen about 20 to 30 yards from the water, according to Demings. The toddler was nearby, wading in the water.There are "No Swimming" signs at the lagoon, and no one but the child was in the water at the time of the attack, Demings said.Declan Salcido, who was vacationing at the resort with relatives from San Jose, California, said the "No Swimming" signs are visible "from any vantage point."The lagoon is not for recreational swimming."This is Florida, and it's not uncommon for alligators to be in bodies of water," Demings said.A sign at a pond at the nearby Shades of Green resort says: "Florida is a natural wildlife habitat. Do not feed or go near the alligators."

Prospect of Brexit bemuses and worries Germany

"Please don't go!"This week's edition of the influential news magazineDer Spiegelisa beseeching entreaty in red, white and blue.Covered in a union jack and printed in English and German, thepublication is dedicated to the referendum debate.Der Spiegel is unambiguously opposed to a Brexit: "The only internationally known politician in favour of a Brexit,' its editors write, 'is Donald Trump - and, if nothing else does, that alone should make the British worry."The majority of Germans apparently agree; earlier this month a poll revealed79% don't want Britain to leavethe EU.For months many here have been bemused, perplexed and downright concerned by the notion that Britain might want to leave.The Germans hoping Britain stays in the EUGermany conflicted on how to handle BrexitGerman power is the real key to EuropeEU referendum: All you need to knowEU referendum issues guideIn the words of one of Angela Merkel's senior conservatives:"David Cameron is like the sorcerer's apprentice. He doesn't knowwhat he's started."But, with just over a week to referendum day, the German pressare happy to lay bare their version of how it could finish.A Brexit, Spiegel predicts, would be "a threefold catastrophe: badfor Germany, bad for Britain and cataclysmic for Europe."The newspaper Die Zeit envisages a doomsday Brexit scenario. Panic at the London stock exchange, a scramble among Europe's leaders to maintain a united front, a party for Marine le Pen and independence for Scotland. Great Britain, the newspaper predicts, will be flying blind.Europe is jittery. For the first time, yields on 10-year German government bonds have fallen below zero.And the real possibility that Britain may vote leave has generateda palpable sense of alarm in Berlin.Which explains Angela Merkel's recent intervention in the referendum debate.She and her advisors have been wary of doing so; they are keenly aware that British voters and commentators could (and some did) interpret any public comment as interference. And theydon't wish to unwittingly boost the Leave campaign.Mrs Merkel's language was careful and muted. Her short statement carefully timed and co-ordinated with Downing Street. But it contained a stark warning; if Britain opts out, it will loseits bargaining power with the EU.Her finance minister was less diplomatic."Out is out,"said Wolfgang Schauble.A Britain outside the EU could forget access to the single market, he said, ruling out the kind of trading relationship held byNorway or Switzerland."That won't work," he said. "It would require the country to abideby the rules of a club from which it currently wants to withdraw."Far less well publicised was what a senior German CDU MP told Der Spiegel.Juergen Hardt, the party's foreign policy spokesman, offered an intriguing glimpse into how Berlin may be preparing for Brexit.If the UK votes to leave, Mr Hardt said, then the EU should gauge possible action to prevent a British exit from becoming a reality. Brussels shouldn't close the door right away.One way or another, Germany wants to keep Britain close.Why?There are the obvious reasons; within Europe, Britain is a powerful economic and political ally for Germany. Without Britain,some here worry that Germany will be perceived as too big, too dominant within the union.The two countries are important to each other commercially; the UK is Germany's fifth most important trading partner.Take the car industry: last year Germany sold 810,000 cars to the UK - around a fifth of the total number it exports worldwide.And German companies manufactured 216,000 cars in the UK, according to the head of the German car makers' association.Matthias Wissman has repeatedly warned of the negative impact aBrexit would have on the entire industry.And there is a wider concern in Berlin. As one senior MP put it: "Brexit would be a catastrophic and disastrous message to therest of the world that Europe doesn't work and can't stick together."Merkel's futureAs one commentator put it, part of the reason Angela Merkel supported David Cameron's efforts to renegotiate a relationship with the EU is that she does not want to go down in history asthe German chancellor under whom Europe fell apart.Angela Merkel makes no secret of her commitment to the European project.The degree to which a Brexit might encourage other countries to follow suit is difficult to quantify.But it is clear that populism and anti-EU sentiment are changingEurope's political landscape - fuelled in part by the refugee crisis.Last month, a YouGov poll revealed that, in the event of a referendum here,nearly one in three Germans would vote to leavethe EU.That is surprising in a country where, it is often said, people identify as European first, German second.There is a general election in Germany next year.Angela Merkel has yet to announce whether she will stand but it's widely believed that she will.Her Christian Democrats are likely to lose votes to the party Alternativ Fuer Deutschland.It has positioned itself as anti-Islamic and wants more power fornational governments within Europe.There is a lot of stake for the Merkel administration.But there is another force driving those who want Britain to stay.As one commuter sitting in the sunshine outside Berlin's main railway station put it: "Great Britain is doing what they think isbest for them. I like the British, I like London. I'm sure the Britswill do the right thing."There is, among Germans, a genuine affection for Britain.As those Spiegel editors write: "Germany has always looked across the Channel with envy… (Brits) have an inner independence that we Germans lack."That affection was perhaps most in evidence here last summer during the Queen's visit to Berlin (the British Royal Family is hugely popular here) when German television went into royal overdrive and crowds turned out to greet the British monarch.During that visit, both the Queen and the German president appealed for European unity and made reference to World War Two through which they both lived."The European Union needs Britain," said Joachim Gauck."A united Europe, a strong European Union represents stability, peace and freedom for us all."It is a narrative which underpins discussions here because, fundamentally, for many Germans, that's still what the EU is allabout.At times there is frustration at the level of the debate in Britain.Boris Johnson's likening of the EU's aims to those of Hitler irritated many Germans.And Iain Duncan Smith's claims that "the Germans" had, in effect, bullied David Cameron over his renegotiations infuriated the government.There is an acceptance here that Britain's perspective on the EU has always been markedly different.And there is a consensus that, without that perspective, Europe would be a poorer place.Chancellor Angela Merkel on the EU referendum:"Obviously, it is up to the citizens of the UK themselves how they wish to vote in the upcoming referendum. I've said repeatedlybefore that I personally would hope and wish for the UK to staypart and parcel of the EU.""We work well together with the UK particularly when we talk about new rules for the EU. We have to develop those together with the UK and whenever we negotiate that, you can much better have an influence on the debate when you sit at the bargaining table and you can give input to those negotiations andthe result will then invariably be better rather than being outside of the room.""It would not only be in our interest but it could also be in the interest of Britain when it can bring its whole political weight tothe negotiating table as part and parcel of the EU." (Speaking atjoint news conferencewith Nato Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg in Berlin, 2 June).

EgyptAir crash: Wreckage found in Mediterranean

Wreckage of the EgyptAir flight that went missing over the Mediterranean last month has been found, Egyptian investigators say.A statement said "several main locations of the wreckage" had been identified.A deep sea search vessel had also sent back the first images of the wreckage, the statement added.There were 66 people on board flight MS804 when it crashed on 19 May while flying from Paris to Cairo.The Airbus A320 plane vanished from Greek and Egyptian radarscreens, apparently without having sent a distress call.The Egyptian investigation committee said that investigators on board theJohn Lethbridge search vessel, which has been contractedby the Egyptian government, would now draw up a map of the wreckage distribution.What do we know so far?*.EgyptAir Flight MS804 vanished over the eastern Mediterranean early on Thursday 19 May with 66 passengers and crew on board*.Some surface debris was found 290km (180 miles) north of the Egyptian city of Alexandria*.Signals from the plane indicated that smoke was detected in the toilet and in the avionics area below the cockpit*.Search area is one of deepest in the Mediterranean - morethan 3,000 metres (10,000ft) in some partsWhat do we know so far?Who were the victims?Earlier this month, search teams said signals from one of the"black box" flight recorders had been detected.Signals emitted by the recorders are expected to expire by 24 June, experts have warned.The cause of the crash remains a mystery.A terror attack has not been ruled out but no extremist group has claimed the downing of the plane.Analysts say human or technical error is also a possibility. Flightdata revealed that smoke detectors went off in the toilet and the aircraft's electrics, minutes before the plane's signal was lost.According to Greek investigators, the plane turned 90 degrees leftand then 360 degrees to the right, dropping from 11,300m (37,000ft) to 4,600m (15,000ft) and then 3,000m (10,000ft)before it was lost from radar.

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Euro 2016: England fans in fresh clashes with police

Police in Marseille have deployed tear gas for a second evening to disperse England fans gathered ahead of the Euro 2016 football championships.Officers in riot gear clashed with fans who threw bottles at police in the streets of the Old Port district.BBC 5 live sports presenter George Riley said a group of England fans had appeared to be goading either the police or locals in the area.France won the opening match in the tournamentbeating Romania2-1.The fresh clashes in Marseille began outside a pub in the same area that had been affected by trouble on Thursday and continuedwell into the night.One England fan and one local man were arrested in the early hours of Friday after police had moved in with tear gas.George Riley said the group he had seen gathering on Friday evening appeared "quite menacing", which prompted the 5 live team to leave.BBC Newsnight producer Alex Campbell, who is also at the scene,tweeted: "Most England fans here are simply drunk and singing. But the glass bottles aimed at police are becoming more regular."He later added: "Police just took their moment to charge Englandfans, who have now been pushed back. Some into a side road."BBC Newsbeat presenter Ben Mundy said police had earlier told bars in the Old Port area to stop serving English fans beer because they were singing loudly.This had antagonised them and made them more aggressive, he said.Police injuredOn Thursday four French policemen were injured as they moved in on England fans, the news websiteFrance Bleu reported. Many of the fans had been drunk, it said.After the tear gas was released, the police restored calm to the area at about 02:30 local time.There had been no damage to local property, they said.English fans are in Marseille ahead of England's game with Russia on Saturday.

Peru elections: Keiko Fujimori concedes to Kuczynski

Peruvian presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori has conceded to rival Pedro Pablo Kuczynski in run-off elections.Ms Fujimori promised in her concession speech on Friday that shewould lead a "watchful" opposition.She said her rival had won the run-off race through the support of "promoters of hate" and that official election results were"confusing."Ms Fujimori, 40, is the daughter of incarcerated ex-President Alberto Fujimori.With all ballots counted for the run-off vote, Mr Kuczynski won 50.1% to Ms Fujimori's 49.9%.Ms Fujimori was initially widely tipped to win, but lost ground inthe final stretch of campaigning."In a democratic spirit, we accept these results," she said on Friday.As she spoke, the defeated candidate was surrounded by membersof her Popular Force party, who will have a majority in congressfrom late July.Mr Kuczynski warned repeatedly throughout the campaign that thecorruption and criminality many associated with Alberto Fujimori'sauthoritarian tenure in office could reappear if his daughter was elected.Analysts said that corruption scandals in the Popular Force Party may have dented Ms Fujimori's support since April.Mr Kuczynski on Thursday urged Peruvians to unite for the future of the country.He is an ex-Wall Street financier who has promised to use his international financial experience to promote economic growth.The president-elect has the support of prominent figures such as Nobel-Prize-winning novelist Mario Vargas Llosa and left-wing candidate Veronika Mendoza, who came third in the first round ofvoting.But he has faced scrutiny over his close relationship to Peru's business elite.

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Muhammad Ali laid to rest as world pays tributes

Lonnie Ali said her late husband 'shook up the world in life, and now you are shaking up the world in death' [Lucas Jackson /Reuters]Boxing legend Muhammad Ali hasbeen laid to rest in his hometown in the US state of Kentucky, following a funeral procession attended by tens of thousands of fans.  Ali's private burial ceremony on Friday at Louisville's Cave Hill Cemetery, was followed by a memorial, attended by world leaders including former US president Bill Clinton.As the interfaith service got underway, the crowd of up to 15,000 burst into applause and chanted,"Ali! Ali!" when a Muslim religiousleader welcomed the audience to"the home of the people's champ". IN PHOTOS: Muhammad Ali's final journey through his hometownIn his tribute, Clinton said Ali "isa truly free man of faith".Lonnie Ali, widow of the boxing legend, said her husband was"proof that adversity can make you stronger", growing up in a segregated country. Kevin Cosby, pastor of a Louisville church, said Ali "dared tolove America's most unloved race",referring to African-Americans.Memorable quotes from Ali memorial service"If Muhammad did not like the rules,he would rewrite them. His religion, his name, his beliefs, were his to fashion, no matter what the cost."-Ali's wife Lonnie"Muhammad Ali was America. Muhammad Ali will always be America."-Senior presidential aide Valerie Jarrett, reading a tribute from President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle"He dared to love black people at a time when black people had a problemloving themselves."-Senior Pastor Kevin Cosby, St Stephen's Baptist Church"He may have been a tough man in the ring but he was a compassionateand tender man around those he loved."-Senator Orrin Hatch, speaking as amember of the Mormon faith"Having Muhammad Ali in my life somehow sustained my dad's breath for me just a little while longer - 51years longer until now."-Attallah Shabazz, daughter of slainNation of Islam leader Malcolm X"At the key moment when he had that recognition, he used it to stand up to an immoral war and say, 'No,I won't go'."-Rabbi Michael Lerner, speaking aboutAli's refusal to serve in VietnamEarlier, people lining the streets threw flowers, and shouted, "Ali! Ali!", as the hearse carrying his body pulled out of the funeral home. Others carried banners and photos of Ali. The AP news agency reported that at least 100,000 people linedup the streets to say their final goodbye. Alidied last week at the age of 74.Al Jazeera's Gabriel Elizondo, reporting from outside Ali's childhood home, said hundreds of people waited outside their houses to see the hearse carrying the boxing champion's body pass by his old neighbourhood.Lawrence Montgomery, a former neighbour of Ali, told Al Jazeera that he has "mixed emotions", knowing that Ali, who was suffering from the debilitating Parkinson's disease for decades, isno longer in pain. "He was a marvelous young man.Very cordial and playful," Montgomery said, recalling that asa child Ali already wanted to be aboxer. The funeral procession, which wentdown Muhammad Ali Boulevard, ended with a private burial ceremony before the public memorial service at a sports arena.Actor Will Smith, who played the three-time heavyweight world champion in the 2001 film "Ali", helped carry the coffin, along withformer heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis and family members.US President Barack Obama did not attend the memorial because of his daughter's high school graduation, but Valerie Jarrett, one of his closest aides, read a letter on his behalf.King Abdullah II of Jordan, International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach, Nation ofIslam leader Louis Farrakhan and former Ali opponents George Foreman and Larry Holmes were also expected to be in attendance on Friday.Ali died on June 3 at his home in Arizona after suffering for some 30 years from Parkinson's disease, which made it difficult forhim to speak in recent decades.A Muslim prayer servicein Louisville on Thursday drew thousands of mourners, including Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.Ali joined the Nation of Islam sectin 1964 - changing his name fromCassius Clay - but later left the group to practise orthodox Islam.

Muhammad Ali's final journey through his hometown

Boxing legend Muhammad Ali made his final journey through his hometown, Louisville on Friday, as thousands of mourners along theroute chanted, "Ali! Ali!" for the former heavyweight champion known simply as The Greatest.At a Muslim funeral for Ali a day earlier, mourners prayed over the body of a man who battled in the ring and sought peace outside it.Ali, a three-time heavyweight champion known for his showmanship,political activism and devotion to humanitarian causes, died on June3 of septic shock in an Arizona hospital. He was 74.

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Video: Runtown Performs In Oakland Despite US Federal Court Injunction

So, it turns out EricMany Entertainment act,Runtownwentahead with his scheduled performance in Oakland, Californialast night; the first show of his planned US Tour. This comes a day AFTER aUS Federal Judge slammed Runtown with an injunction/restraining orderpreventing him from “appearing, performing or participating in any live show, performance or concert in the United States.”Here’s a short clip fromRuntown‘s performance in Oakland.When ur label files an injunction against u but no weapon fashioned against u shall prosper.#Runtown@Iruntownpic.twitter.com/SSFssC6MO9— Nigerian God (@Echecrates)June 5, 2016With all parties involved scheduled to reconvene in court on the 14 of June in New York, it’ll be interesting to see howRuntown‘s violation of the temporary restraining order will affect him.

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Is 2016 the year of celebrity death?

Enough already, 2016.Half way through the year, there's a theme: the death of larger-than-life stars. David Bowie, Prince, and now Muhammad Ali. How could these giants among usno longer be among us?We go to social media to mourn. We shake a collective fist at the unfairness of itall.Comedic actor Chris Rock summed it up when he tweeted a picture of Ali with Prince. "I wish this year would stop already it's just to much," he wrote.Death comes for us all, but when it is a beloved celebrity so recognizable, the grief takes on a different significance. Celebs are as deeply woven into our lives as those we can reach out and touch. They inspire us, entertain us, delight us andsometimes infuriate us.So far this year a number of accomplished artists from various fields have died: Hip hop lost rapper Phife Dawg. Hollywood lost actress and mental health advocate Patty Duke and Garry Shandling. The literary world said goodbye to Harper Lee and Pat Conroy.Music seems to have been especially hard hit.In addition to Bowie, Prince and Phife Dawg, other deaths include country star Merle Haggard; Grammy winning singer-songwriter Guy Clark; "Me and Mrs. Jones" soul singer Billy Paul; internationally acclaimed Congolese singer Papa Wemba; and record producer George Martin, also known as "the fifth Beatle."But none were as world famous or beloved as Muhammad Ali, who died Friday at age 74 after a long battle with Parkinson's disease.On Saturday, tributes to Ali flooded in. They often showed him in his boxing days -- strong, unrepentant, defiant, unbowed and beautifulThere was much discussion about what has been referred to as the "2016 death curse."Are more celebs dying this year, or are the celebs who are dying such major onesthat it seems that way?Gizmodo UK crunched the numbers in early May and found, yes, several notable figures has passed this year, including former First Lady Nancy Reagan. Yet it also noted that actors Philip Seymour Hoffman, Shirley Temple and Bob Hoskinshad died by this time last year.Still, depending on your definition of celebrity, 2016 has had more megastar deaths, Gizmodo UK determined."Let's just hope the rest of this year doesn't continue like it began," the article said.

Muhammad Ali: Inside his final hours

Muhammad Ali, the iconic three-time world heavyweight boxing champion who died Friday, had recently shunned the public spotlight he once seemed to revere.His last known appearance was at a Parkinson's fundraiser April 9 in Phoenix, according to the Arizona Republic.At the annual fundraising event for the Muhammad Ali Parkinson Center at Barrow Neurological Institute, one of the most recognizable faces on the planet was shielded in part by dark sunglasses, according to a photo posted by the newspaper.Ali had missed the gala the previous two years, the newspaper reported. On that April night, however, one of the most beloved athletes of all time would receive a final standing ovation.Ali's last battleOn Monday, the charismatic former boxer became ill with what family spokesman Bob Gunnell described as a respiratory issue.He was admitted to the HonorHealth Scottsdale Osborn Medical Center in Scottsdale in fair condition that night."We expected that to be the case," Gunnell told reporters Saturday. "You know, Muhammad has battled back many times. We expected it to happen this time."Ali also was hospitalized in January 2015 with a urinary tract infection. He washospitalized in December 2014 with pneumonia.When he came into the hospital, we thought, 'OK, it will be a brief stay,'" said longtime friend John Ramsey, who works for WAVE in Louisville, Kentucky -- Ali's hometown -- and who has a radio show on ESPN.'Wasn't going to improve'Ali's condition worsened in recent days, according to Gunnell."The family was called when things became more serious," the spokesman said."We still had a lot of hope it was going to turn around."Two days ago, doctors told Ali's wife, Lonnie, that "his condition wasn't going toimprove," Gunnell said.Ramsey said Lonnie Ali called him Friday morning. Her husband's health was deteriorating."She said, 'You might want to come out,' which I decided to do," he said.Surrounded by his childrenAli's daughter, Hana, wrote in a tweet that Ali was surrounded by his children inhis final moments. They held his once powerful hands. They hugged and kissed their 74-year-old father. They chanted Islamic prayer.

Trump called hypocrite for Muhammad Ali tweet

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Trump defends criticism of judge with Mexican heritage

Donald Trump on Friday vociferously -- and repeatedly -- defended his claims that a judge overseeing a lawsuit against Trump University is biased because of his Mexican heritage, pushing back against criticism that his objections are racist.Trump, pressed by CNN's Jake Tapper more than 20 times on whether he was invoking racism in his attacks on the judge, continued to point to his plans to build a wall between the U.S. and Mexico and renegotiate trade agreements betweenthe two countries as justification and validation of his critiques.The presumptive GOP nominee said U.S. District Court Judge Gonzalo Curiel, a federal district judge in the Southern District of California, has made "rulings thatpeople can't even believe.""He's proud of his his heritage. I respect him for that," Trump said, dismissing charges that his allegation was racist. "He's a Mexican. We're building a wall between here and Mexico."At the end of a lengthy exchange, Tapper asked: "If you are saying he cannot dohis job because of his race, is that not the definition of racism?""No, I don't think so at all," Trump said.Trump first broached these waters in an interview with The Wall Street Journal published Thursday, in which he said Curiel, who was born in Indiana, had an"inherent conflict of interest" in the Trump University lawsuit."If he was giving me a fair ruling, I wouldn't say that," Trump told Tapper, pointing again to Curiel's background. "I think that's why he's doing it.""I'm building a wall. I'm trying to keep business out of Mexico. Mexico's fine," Trump said. "He's of Mexican heritage, and he's very proud of it, as I am of where I come from."Trump again called for Curiel to recuse himself from the case.  Last week, Curiel ordered parts of internal documents, including "playbooks" regarding running the enterprise, to be released as part of a lawsuit against Trump University.The documents were released in response to a request by The Washington Post.Trump also dismissed concerns raised by Hillary Clinton on Friday about his temperament when it comes to foreign policy. On Thursday, Clinton charged that Trump had "thin skin" and should not be entrusted with the U.S. military arsenal."I don't have thin skin. I have very strong and very thick skin," Trump replied Friday. "I have a strong temperament. It's a very good temperament and it's a very in-control temperament, or I wouldn't have built this unbelievable company. I wouldn't have built all of the things I've been able to do in life.""You can't have that success without good temperament," Trump continued. "We have been taken advantage of by everybody. We have people with weak temperaments."

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