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	An underwater landscape in miniature The Guardian Over the past six months I have been experimenting with the world of aquascapes – creating little underwater gardens in my tiny London flat. For someone in generation rent, for whom outdoor space is at a real premium, but who also wants to get a horticultural fix year-round, these underwater gardens ... Flag as irrelevant
	Israel warns Iran after launching major raids in Syria BBC News Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu says his country will defend itself "against any attack" after it carried out what have been called its largest strikes against sites in Syria in decades. "This is both our right and our duty and we will continue to do so as much as necessary," he said on Saturday. Flag as irrelevant
	Watch Elon Musk React to Falcon Heavy Launch in Exclusive National Geographic Video Space.com Elon Musk wasn't necessarily expectingSpaceX's first Falcon Heavy rocket to successfully launch into space Tuesday (Feb. 6) — but it did, and a new video shows Musk's surprise and delight as the megarocket lifted off. "Holy flying f---," Musk says in the video, seconds after the Falcon Heavy pushed off ... Flag as irrelevant
	'Trump doesn't understand history': Native Americans tell their story in DC The Guardian Americans was conceived during Barack Obama's presidency but arrives in the shadow of Donald Trump. Many Native American activists praised Obama for doing more than any other US president to recognise their grievances, including the government's historical neglect of treaty obligations. Trump's ... Flag as irrelevant

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	Clive Palmer refuses to believe fugitive nephew has been found in Bulgaria The Guardian Mensink was with his Bulgarian girlfriend, Gabriela Konstantinova, and another friend leaving the movies after seeing 50 Shades Freed, the third film in the 50 Shades of Grey series, when he was spotted. The report said Mensink ducked into a pedestrian subway after being approached. Konstantinova ... Flag as irrelevant

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	Mysterious snow scenes in Japan – in pictures The Guardian Every winter, a train runs across the island of Hokkaido in Japan. Known as the Okhotsk‑no‑Kaze (Wind of Okhotsk), it inspired the name of a series of snow-covered images by Shanghai-based photographer Ying Yin. "Snow is like a frame," she says. "It can make usual things unusual. These photos ... Flag as irrelevant
	Anti-fascist protesters rally against racism in Italy Deutsche Welle Thousands of anti-fascist protesters on Saturday took to the streets to rally against racism in the eastern city of Macerata, where an Italian man earlier this month opened fire on African migrants, injuring six people. Up to 30,000 demonstrators marched through the streets of Macerata carrying placards ... Flag as irrelevant
	Saudi cleric says women need not wear abaya robe in public The Guardian "More than 90% of pious Muslim women in the Muslim world do not wear abayas," said Sheikh Abdullah al-Mutlaq, a member of the council of senior scholars – the kingdom's highest religious body. "So we should not force people to wear abayas," he told a television programme broadcast on Friday. Flag as irrelevant
	Red Gerard wins first US medal of PyeongChang Olympics, a gold in men's slopestyle Washington Post But now, as Gerard prepared to drop in, there were nerves. He had failed to land his first two runs, meaning any chance of landing on the podium depended solely on his third and final trip. Even Red, who had arrived at the Olympics declaring his expectation for a "mellow" experience spent "just hanging ... Flag as irrelevant
	How To Spot A Lie In 5 Seconds (And The Biggest Lie I Ever Told In PR) Forbes While these are not the issues that would generally get you in trouble in front of a camera, it is important to recognize that most adults lie multiple times, every day. (Interestingly, research shows the majority of the lies are told by a relatively small minority of the population. Clearly some do not belong in ... Flag as irrelevant

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	Israeli F-16I destroyed in attacks prompted by Iranian UAV infiltration DefenseNews.com Pilots of the F-16I waited until they returned to Israeli airspace before ejecting from the single-engine fighter, which fell near a kibbutz in the central Galilee region. Both were taken to hospital, where they are being treated for injuries. It was the first time an Israeli fighter plane was destroyed by enemy ... Flag as irrelevant

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	Fascism is back in Italy and it's paralysing the political system The Guardian I was immediately put in mind of a tweet that Matteo Salvini, the leader of the Lega Nord, the xenophobic party allied to Silvio Berlusconi in the forthcoming elections, had posted two days prior to the attack, referencing the death of Pamela Mastropietro and the arrest of Oseghale: "What was this worm still ... Flag as irrelevant
	North Korean leader proposes first Korean summit in a decade Los Angeles Times The North's involvement in the Games only became possible in the last month after Kim Jong Un delivered a conciliatory message, with themes of Korean solidarity, during a New Year's Day address. That led Moon to propose talks, and the two sides negotiated terms allowing the entry of a large North ... Flag as irrelevant
	Police urged to 'follow the gun' to cut smuggling amid rise in firearm crime The Guardian Part of a haul of £100,000-worth of guns smuggled into the UK from eastern Europe for which Harry Shilling was jailed for 30 years. Photograph: NCA/PA. A single firearm has been used in 20 separate shootings, a British record, according to new ballistics analysis aimed at tackling a sharp surge in gun ... Flag as irrelevant
	800 female 'Islamic State' recruits detained in northern Syria: report Deutsche Welle Hundreds of foreign women who joined the "Islamic State" (IS) militant group with their children have been captured in recent months by US-backed Kurdish forces in northern Syria, Germany's Die Welt newspaper reported on Saturday. The German daily interviewed Human Rights Watch's terrorism and ... Flag as irrelevant
	iPhone X 'Plus': Improving On A Great Phone In 2018 Forbes The X is such a radical departure (in a good way) from any iPhone I've ever owned that it would be hard to go back to the 7 Plus or 8/8 Plus*. That said, the most obvious shortcoming right now is that there is only one screen size for the X. What we think we know -- a second larger model: Among a trio of ... Flag as irrelevant

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