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	in As-it-happens update ⋅ 26 December 2017
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	Three climbers die in avalanches in Swiss Alps The Guardian In a third incident, a 31-year-old Frenchman died in an avalanche in the Grisons region, in the east of Switzerland, after trying to climb the 2,376m Glattwang mountain alone. His body was found buried under three metres of snow on Sunday after several hours of searches. Police say a mass of snow ... Flag as irrelevant
	UK braced for record number of tourists in 2018 The Guardian Overseas visits to the UK are set to pass 40m for the first time in 2018, according to VisitBritain, which is predicting tourists will spend a record £27bn over the coming 12 months. A double-digit fall in the pound against the euro and the dollar is helping drive visits and allow tourism to buck predictions of a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Four arrested as Christmas Day beach parties in Melbourne and Sydney turn sour The Guardian Four people have been arrested after two huge, unplanned Christmas parties involving more than 8,000 people, Santa hats and a lot of alcohol in Melbourne and Sydney. Five thousand people gathered at Melbourne's St Kilda beach on Monday afternoon and continued drinking past the local council's ... Flag as irrelevant
	Crocodile in Melbourne front yard surprises couple on Christmas Day The Guardian A couple of Melbourne walkers got a Christmas Day croc shock when they found a one-metre-long saltwater crocodile in a Heidelberg Heights front yard about 8.30pm on Monday. Police were sceptical, and thought they would find a large lizard instead, but there was indeed a crocodile on the loose in ... Flag as irrelevant
	'Fake news' can be very dangerous, and events this year in Asia proved it CNBC Within the region, "fake news is closely linked to domestic politics and in particular, the rise of nationalism," explained Mustafa Izzuddin, a fellow at Singaporean think tank ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute. Nationalist politics coupled with ethno-religious undertones boosted the circulation of fake news in ... Flag as irrelevant
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	It's A Little Cliché, But Also Absolutely Perfect In Execution Digg This $16 Security Camera Mount Fits In A Power Outlet. 3 diggs amazon.com Digg Picks. Compatible with Nest security cams, this mount fits into any outlet and allows your camera to swivel 360°. Sounds better than installing a bunch of wires, right? 3 diggs. Save Share Tweet. 'nana. Blacklist story Flag as irrelevant

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