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<p>For all those who use the words like 'Feminazi' or think that women's rights movements have outlived their 'social utility', a look at reflection of patriarchal mindset in aspects of our lives is essential. The social mindset influences life, art and even ways we remember people.</p>

<p>A study in United Kingdon is perhaps symbolic of a global need to still stand for gender equality. The study has found that London has more than double the number of monuments dedicated to animals than that of those dedicated to named women.</p>

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<p>Findings in this study show that out of about 1500 monuments in the British capital, more than a fifth (20.5 per cent) are dedicated to named men and only 4 per cent are dedicated to women. Number of monuments featuring animals is 100 or in other words, double than that of named women.</p>

<p>Just 1 per cent of the total sculptures are dedicated to named people of colour.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The study is part of a national research project by Art UK and is funded in part by City Hall. It is the first comprehensive audit of sculptures and monuments in London</p>

<p>London Mayor Sadiq Khan's office is announcing a 1 million Pound fund for diversity in British capital's public spaces. The fund will seek to ensure that London's landmarks like monuments better reflect the city's diversity.</p>


For all those who use the words like 'Feminazi' or think that women's rights movements have outlived their 'social utility', a look at reflection of patriarchal mindset in aspects of our lives is essential.

For all those who use the words like 'Feminazi' or think that women's rights movements have outlived their 'social utility', a look at reflection of patriarchal mindset in aspects of our lives is essential. The social mindset influences life, art and even ways we remember people. A study in United Kingdon is perhaps symbolic of a global need to still stand for gender equality. The study has found that London has more than double the number of monuments dedicated to animals than that of those dedicated to named women. Also Read | London school adds 'white privilege' course, will discuss Meghan Markle, James Bond Findings in this study show that out of about 1500 monuments in the British capital, more than a fifth (20.5 per cent) are dedicated to named men and only 4 per cent are dedicated to women. Number of monuments featuring animals is 100 or in other words, double than that of named women. Just 1 per cent of the total sculptures are dedicated to named people of colour. Also Read | London music venue Koko to re-open next spring after $96 million revamp The study is part of a national research project by Art UK and is funded in part by City Hall. It is the first comprehensive audit of sculptures and monuments in London London Mayor Sadiq Khan's office is announcing a 1 million Pound fund for diversity in British capital's public spaces. The fund will seek to ensure that London's landmarks like monuments better reflect the city's diversity.

London has more monuments for animals than for named women: Study

<p class="MsoNormal">Love knows no boundaries, and a 26-year-old woman has proved this by admitting that she cannot stop herself from eating her husband’s ashes.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">A 26-year-old woman from the UK lost her husband to an asthma attack. The two had been happily married since 2009. However, after losing her husband, Sean, to an asthma attack, Casie started carrying her husband’s ashes everywhere with her.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">"I take my husband everywhere, to the grocery store, shopping, to the movies, out to eat, anywhere I go he goes," she said.</p>

<p class="MsoNormal"><o:p><strong>Also read |&nbsp;<a href="wionews.com/trending/boy-steals-the-show-by-trying-to-take-popes-skull-cap-422642">Boy steals the show by trying to take Pope's skull cap</a></strong></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">While that still seemed a tad normal to people, everyone was shocked when she revealed that it is not just her carrying the ashes, but she also licks it.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">"I didn't want to wipe him off, that's my husband I didn't want to wipe him away so I just licked him off my fingers. And here I am today almost two months later and I can't stop, I'm eating my husband," Casie admitted.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">Human ashes cannot be eaten like normal food, so Casie slowly nibbles on it by slowly wrapping the ashes around her finger and then licking it off her finger.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">"I swirl around to get it caked on there good and then I just eat it," she said.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">However, she also confessed that she does not like the taste of the ashes and that it tastes like rotten eggs, sad and sandpaper. But, Casie says she has gotten used to it and has also started to like it now.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">Although she is not a fan of the taste of the ashes, eating it gives her a sense of happiness and adrenaline rush, she says. "When I open up the urn I get a sense of happiness, it's like an adrenaline rush for me and the more I eat the more excited I get until I realise there's not a lot left," she said.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">Her story was first featured in a show about strange addictions of people.<o:p></o:p></p>


Love knows no boundaries, and a 26-year-old woman has proved this by admitting that she cannot stop herself from eating her husband’s ashes. A 26-year-old woman from the UK lost her husband to an asthma attack.

Love knows no boundaries, and a 26-year-old woman has proved this by admitting that she cannot stop herself from eating her husband’s ashes. A 26-year-old woman from the UK lost her husband to an asthma attack. The two had been happily married since 2009. However, after losing her husband, Sean, to an asthma attack, Casie started carrying her husband’s ashes everywhere with her. "I take my husband everywhere, to the grocery store, shopping, to the movies, out to eat, anywhere I go he goes," she said. Also read | Boy steals the show by trying to take Pope's skull cap While that still seemed a tad normal to people, everyone was shocked when she revealed that it is not just her carrying the ashes, but she also licks it. "I didn't want to wipe him off, that's my husband I didn't want to wipe him away so I just licked him off my fingers. And here I am today almost two months later and I can't stop, I'm eating my husband," Casie admitted. Human ashes cannot be eaten like normal food, so Casie slowly nibbles on it by slowly wrapping the ashes around her finger and then licking it off her finger. "I swirl around to get it caked on there good and then I just eat it," she said. However, she also confessed that she does not like the taste of the ashes and that it tastes like rotten eggs, sad and sandpaper. But, Casie says she has gotten used to it and has also started to like it now. Although she is not a fan of the taste of the ashes, eating it gives her a sense of happiness and adrenaline rush, she says. "When I open up the urn I get a sense of happiness, it's like an adrenaline rush for me and the more I eat the more excited I get until I realise there's not a lot left," she said. Her story was first featured in a show about strange addictions of people.

'Cannot stop': Woman admits eating dead husband's ashes daily

<p class="MsoNormal">Viewers of a CBS-affiliated news channel, KREM, were subjected to obscene pornographic clip during a weather forecast being aired in Washington.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">The famous meteorologist Michelle Boss&nbsp;was on-air reporting the weather update in the 6pm programme. There were two screens on her one background. While one showed the weather report, the other one accidentally played a 13-seconds-long pornographic clip.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">Boss and her co-anchor, Cody Proctor, were unaware of what was happening on the screens behind their backs. The two reporters continued giving weather updates. The screen was quickly then switched to weather footage.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">As the network realised their mistake, they issued a public apology in their 11pm programme. "Those of us here at KREM 2 want to apologise for something that happened in our 6 pm newscast tonight," said the station. "An inappropriate video aired in the first part of the show. We are diligently working to make sure something like this doesn't happen again."<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">After the broadcast, it was revealed that the channel has broken broadcast rules. Parents Television and Media Council&nbsp;(PTC) wrote a letter calling for action to the channel.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">“It is illegal to air indecent material between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. over the publicly-owned airwaves. As a licensee of the broadcast spectrum, a violation of the congressionally-mandated and FCC-enforced indecency law can warrant financial sanctions up to $325,000 per incident. The FCC has levied fines for similar such violations as the one KREM appears to have committed,” the letter by PTC President Tim Winter read.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">He also doubted that the clip was played by mistake and questioned why is it always obscene content that is played ‘by mistake’.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">“Let there be no suggestion that the airing of the pornographic content might have been an “accident” or a “mistake.” Someone with the wherewithal to pass that content through the control room did so intentionally. If it were not aired by someone’s design, why is it always porn that gets aired “by accident” instead of innocuous content?” Winter said.<o:p></o:p></p>


Viewers of a CBS-affiliated news channel, KREM, were subjected to obscene pornographic clip during a weather forecast being aired in Washington. The famous meteorologist Michelle Boss was on-air reporting the weather update in the 6pm programme.

Viewers of a CBS-affiliated news channel, KREM, were subjected to obscene pornographic clip during a weather forecast being aired in Washington. The famous meteorologist Michelle Boss was on-air reporting the weather update in the 6pm programme. There were two screens on her one background. While one showed the weather report, the other one accidentally played a 13-seconds-long pornographic clip. Boss and her co-anchor, Cody Proctor, were unaware of what was happening on the screens behind their backs. The two reporters continued giving weather updates. The screen was quickly then switched to weather footage. As the network realised their mistake, they issued a public apology in their 11pm programme. "Those of us here at KREM 2 want to apologise for something that happened in our 6 pm newscast tonight," said the station. "An inappropriate video aired in the first part of the show. We are diligently working to make sure something like this doesn't happen again." After the broadcast, it was revealed that the channel has broken broadcast rules. Parents Television and Media Council (PTC) wrote a letter calling for action to the channel. “It is illegal to air indecent material between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. over the publicly-owned airwaves. As a licensee of the broadcast spectrum, a violation of the congressionally-mandated and FCC-enforced indecency law can warrant financial sanctions up to $325,000 per incident. The FCC has levied fines for similar such violations as the one KREM appears to have committed,” the letter by PTC President Tim Winter read. He also doubted that the clip was played by mistake and questioned why is it always obscene content that is played ‘by mistake’. “Let there be no suggestion that the airing of the pornographic content might have been an “accident” or a “mistake.” Someone with the wherewithal to pass that content through the control room did so intentionally. If it were not aired by someone’s design, why is it always porn that gets aired “by accident” instead of innocuous content?” Winter said.

Washington channel accidentally plays pornographic clip during weather forecast

<p class="MsoNormal">A journalist was filming the after-effect of an earthquake on live broadcast on the streets of Egypt’s capital city, Cairo, when a man suddenly snatched his phone from his hands.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">Mahmoud Ragheb, a reporter for the news site Youm7, was doing a live broadcast when a man on a motorbike snatched his phone and ran away.</p>

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<p><o:p><strong>Also read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/cannot-stop-woman-admits-eating-dead-husbands-ashes-daily-422659">'Cannot stop': Woman admits eating dead husband's ashes daily</a></strong></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">However, the thief did not know that the phone he had just stolen was recording a live broadcast. The thief fled the scene of crime and then stopped at a local place to smoke a cigarette.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">Little did he know that his smoke break was being watched by more than 20,000 people, who were getting his updates through live broadcast. Thousands of people joined in to search for the thief as the man had let the live broadcast continue.\</p>

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<p class="MsoNormal">Officials were able to nab the criminal soon. He was taken directly to Qalyub police station where his confession was noted.</p>

<p class="MsoNormal"><o:p><strong>Also read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/boy-steals-the-show-by-trying-to-take-popes-skull-cap-422642">Boy steals the show by trying to take Pope's skull cap</a></strong></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">Egypt’s Ministry of Interior said they had used modern technology to identify, track and catch the clueless thief.</p>

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<p>The thief is reported to be ‘jobless’ and had also decided to sell the stolen mobile phone to a trader to get some money.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">"The Ministry of the Interior succeeded in arresting the accused of stealing a press phone, on the seventh day," the news channel reported. "The ministry clarifies: an unemployed person residing in Qalyub.. He confessed to committing the incident and advised the location of the mobile phone.. On the seventh day, the security services thanked the security services for the speedy arrest of the accused."<o:p></o:p></p>


A journalist was filming the after-effect of an earthquake on live broadcast on the streets of Egypt’s capital city, Cairo, when a man suddenly snatched his phone from his hands.

A journalist was filming the after-effect of an earthquake on live broadcast on the streets of Egypt’s capital city, Cairo, when a man suddenly snatched his phone from his hands. Mahmoud Ragheb, a reporter for the news site Youm7, was doing a live broadcast when a man on a motorbike snatched his phone and ran away. #اليوم_السابع مراسل اليوم السابع كان طالع لايف يتكلم عن الزلازل التليفون اتسرق منه والواد اللي سرقه كمل اللايف 😂 pic.twitter.com/ZAyHXN53z6 — Yasmin Mahmoud (@M49828376Yasmin) October 19, 2021 × Also read | 'Cannot stop': Woman admits eating dead husband's ashes daily However, the thief did not know that the phone he had just stolen was recording a live broadcast. The thief fled the scene of crime and then stopped at a local place to smoke a cigarette. Little did he know that his smoke break was being watched by more than 20,000 people, who were getting his updates through live broadcast. Thousands of people joined in to search for the thief as the man had let the live broadcast continue.\ Officials were able to nab the criminal soon. He was taken directly to Qalyub police station where his confession was noted. Also read | Boy steals the show by trying to take Pope's skull cap Egypt’s Ministry of Interior said they had used modern technology to identify, track and catch the clueless thief. الداخلية تنجح فى القبض على المتهم بسرقة هاتف صحفى اليوم السابع.. الوزارة توضح: عاطل مقيم فى قليوب.. واعترف بارتكاب الواقعة وأرشد عن مكان التليفون المحمول.. واليوم السابع تشكر أجهزة الأمن لسرعة ضبط المتهمhttps://t.co/Ye2ihCqAiJ pic.twitter.com/m2M3CWNOX5 — اليوم السابع (@youm7) October 19, 2021 × The thief is reported to be ‘jobless’ and had also decided to sell the stolen mobile phone to a trader to get some money. "The Ministry of the Interior succeeded in arresting the accused of stealing a press phone, on the seventh day," the news channel reported. "The ministry clarifies: an unemployed person residing in Qalyub.. He confessed to committing the incident and advised the location of the mobile phone.. On the seventh day, the security services thanked the security services for the speedy arrest of the accused."

Watch: Thief doesn't realise live broadcast is on after he steals phone from journalist

<p>The iconic Charging Bull on Wall Street may be unstoppable. He may represent the Alpha behaviour that characterises the financial district. But he seems to have encountered a formidable foe in the form of Harambe the gorilla.</p>

<p>A seven-foot statue of the gorilla has been installed in front of the Charging Bull. What's more, the bull is surrounded by 10,000 bananas. The prime symbol of capitalism has a gorilla stoically sitting in his way, and he appears in no mood to budge.</p>

<p>The statue has been installed by Sapien. Network. It is a social media platform that describes itself as “dedicated to putting the needs and welfare of human beings first.”</p>

<p>Founders of Sapien. Network, Robert Giometti, Tejay Aluru and Ankit Bhatia were quoted by NBC as saying that the gorilla statue represents millions who struggle in America's capitalist system. According to them, the capitalist system “enriches wealthy elites and leaves the average person behind." Giometti adds that though the artwork is at odds with the system, it does not necessarily oppose Capitalism.</p>

<p>Harambe was a gorilla in Cincinnati Zoo. He was shot dead in May, 2016 by authorities when a 3-year-old ventured into his enclosure. The gorilla was cradling the child and as per many onlookers, appeared to be protecting the child. Harambe's killing had hit global headlines and caused an uproar.</p>


The iconic Charging Bull on Wall Street may be unstoppable. He may represent the Alpha behaviour that characterises the financial district. But he seems to have encountered a formidable foe in the form of Harambe the gorilla.

The iconic Charging Bull on Wall Street may be unstoppable. He may represent the Alpha behaviour that characterises the financial district. But he seems to have encountered a formidable foe in the form of Harambe the gorilla. A seven-foot statue of the gorilla has been installed in front of the Charging Bull. What's more, the bull is surrounded by 10,000 bananas. The prime symbol of capitalism has a gorilla stoically sitting in his way, and he appears in no mood to budge. The statue has been installed by Sapien. Network. It is a social media platform that describes itself as “dedicated to putting the needs and welfare of human beings first.” Founders of Sapien. Network, Robert Giometti, Tejay Aluru and Ankit Bhatia were quoted by NBC as saying that the gorilla statue represents millions who struggle in America's capitalist system. According to them, the capitalist system “enriches wealthy elites and leaves the average person behind." Giometti adds that though the artwork is at odds with the system, it does not necessarily oppose Capitalism. Harambe was a gorilla in Cincinnati Zoo. He was shot dead in May, 2016 by authorities when a 3-year-old ventured into his enclosure. The gorilla was cradling the child and as per many onlookers, appeared to be protecting the child. Harambe's killing had hit global headlines and caused an uproar.

Harambe the gorilla's statue stands in the way of Charging Bull on Wall Street

<p class="MsoNormal">When the Pope talks to his audience, all eyes are on him. However, this time, a small boy took the limelight as he tried to steal from the leader.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">A young boy, who is reported to be 10-years-old, was seated next to the Pope during one of his usual address with his followers.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">The boy hesitantly approached the Pope at the start of the audience in the Paul VI hall. The security officials did not stop him as he was deemed to be harmless security-wise.</p>

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<p class="MsoNormal">Then, he shook hands with the Pope and kept jumping with joy. He continued moving around the leader with the intention of staying with the Pope for a bit longer. Upon realising this, Monsignor Leonardo Sapienza, the head of protocol, gave him a chair to sit on the right side of the Pope.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">As the Pope resumed his address, the boy was often spotted getting up and leaving the stage and then returning back to it.</p>

<p class="MsoNormal"><o:p><strong>Also read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/cop26-must-address-unprecedented-climate-crisis-pope-francis-warns-418150">COP26 must address 'unprecedented' climate crisis, Pope Francis warns</a></strong></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">Soon, the boy started pointing out at the Pope’s zucchetto, white skull cap. He even once tried to pick it up from the Pope's head. The officials quickly found a similar skull cap for the boy and handed it to him, brining a smile on his face.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">The boy, reportedly, suffers from some medical "limitation". He was wearing a mask, as per Covid protocols and was dressed in a track suit.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">Pope took this opportunity to give his blessings to the boy. "I thank this boy for the lesson he has given all of us. May the Lord help him in his limitation, as he grows, because what he did came from the heart," the Pope said.<o:p></o:p></p>


When the Pope talks to his audience, all eyes are on him. However, this time, a small boy took the limelight as he tried to steal from the leader. A young boy, who is reported to be 10-years-old, was seated next to the Pope during one of his usual address with his followers.

When the Pope talks to his audience, all eyes are on him. However, this time, a small boy took the limelight as he tried to steal from the leader. A young boy, who is reported to be 10-years-old, was seated next to the Pope during one of his usual address with his followers. The boy hesitantly approached the Pope at the start of the audience in the Paul VI hall. The security officials did not stop him as he was deemed to be harmless security-wise. Then, he shook hands with the Pope and kept jumping with joy. He continued moving around the leader with the intention of staying with the Pope for a bit longer. Upon realising this, Monsignor Leonardo Sapienza, the head of protocol, gave him a chair to sit on the right side of the Pope. As the Pope resumed his address, the boy was often spotted getting up and leaving the stage and then returning back to it. Also read | COP26 must address 'unprecedented' climate crisis, Pope Francis warns Soon, the boy started pointing out at the Pope’s zucchetto, white skull cap. He even once tried to pick it up from the Pope's head. The officials quickly found a similar skull cap for the boy and handed it to him, brining a smile on his face. The boy, reportedly, suffers from some medical "limitation". He was wearing a mask, as per Covid protocols and was dressed in a track suit. Pope took this opportunity to give his blessings to the boy. "I thank this boy for the lesson he has given all of us. May the Lord help him in his limitation, as he grows, because what he did came from the heart," the Pope said.

Boy steals the show by trying to take Pope's skull cap

<p>We should all eat healthy. Out friends and family have tried telling us and given up (yep, look at that fat on you) But it appears fast food companies, who make us fat in the first place may have had an epiphany and have found a way to subtly nudge us towards eating healthy. Why else would a company making potato chips (or crisps if you are in UK) send a whole potato in the packet?</p>

<p>Such a thing happened to a man in UK. It is not known whether he chose to interpret the message the way we did and took healthy eating but like a good samaritan, he promptly put the photo online.</p>

<p>The image (of course) has been liked by hundreds.</p>

<p>In the picture, the man can be seen holding the packet of Cheddar and Red Onion chips and the potato.</p>

<p>“My mind went completely blank. At first, I thought 'How is this even in here?' and then I thought 'what a champion, this little guy is a survivor - the little potato that refused to be a crisp,” he has been quoted as saying LincolnshireLive</p>

<p>Check out the tweet</p>

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<p>The company that made the chips has also responded.</p>

<p>"Not sure how that got in there! Do you mind sending us a DM so we can gather some details and ask our team to look into this?" asks the company.</p>

<p>"...You can have it if you like!' replies the man.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Other users meanwhile are busy asking practical questions.</p>

<p>"I mean, didn’t the bag feel weird when you picked it up in the first place? Like a single lump moves very differently inside a bag to a load of crisps!" asks Kirsty Logan</p>

<p>"...nothing prepared me for the potato!" the man replies after admitting that the swollen bag made him think about it when he bought it in the first place.</p>


We should all eat healthy. Out friends and family have tried telling us and given up (yep, look at that fat on you) But it appears fast food companies, who make us fat in the first place may have had an epiphany and have found a way to subtly nudge us towards eating healthy.

We should all eat healthy. Out friends and family have tried telling us and given up (yep, look at that fat on you) But it appears fast food companies, who make us fat in the first place may have had an epiphany and have found a way to subtly nudge us towards eating healthy. Why else would a company making potato chips (or crisps if you are in UK) send a whole potato in the packet? Such a thing happened to a man in UK. It is not known whether he chose to interpret the message the way we did and took healthy eating but like a good samaritan, he promptly put the photo online. The image (of course) has been liked by hundreds. In the picture, the man can be seen holding the packet of Cheddar and Red Onion chips and the potato. “My mind went completely blank. At first, I thought 'How is this even in here?' and then I thought 'what a champion, this little guy is a survivor - the little potato that refused to be a crisp,” he has been quoted as saying LincolnshireLive Check out the tweet So I opened a bag of @KETTLEChipsUK today to find no crisps. Just a whole potato. 😮 pic.twitter.com/PGEqGMqIWF — Dr David Boyce (@DrDavidBoyce) October 16, 2021 × The company that made the chips has also responded. "Not sure how that got in there! Do you mind sending us a DM so we can gather some details and ask our team to look into this?" asks the company. "...You can have it if you like!' replies the man. Other users meanwhile are busy asking practical questions. "I mean, didn’t the bag feel weird when you picked it up in the first place? Like a single lump moves very differently inside a bag to a load of crisps!" asks Kirsty Logan "...nothing prepared me for the potato!" the man replies after admitting that the swollen bag made him think about it when he bought it in the first place.

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<p class="MsoNormal">An Egyptian man went to a doctor for severe abdominal pain, but the doctor was shocked when he got to know there is a mobile phone in his stomach.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">The man had swallowed a mobile phone six months ago. However, he had decided to not tell anyone as he figured that the phone might come out of his body through natural body process.</p>

<p class="MsoNormal"><o:p><strong>Also read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/study-suggests-that-tuberculosis-like-covid-spreads-through-aerosols-422385">Study suggests that Tuberculosis, like Covid, spreads through aerosols</a></strong></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">The man said he was too embarrassed of his act to tell anyone. However, his pain became so terrible that he had to finally go to a doctor. He was unable to pass food as the mobile phone was blocking the passage.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">When he told the doctors about the abdominal pains, the doctors conducted an X-ray and spotted the mobile phone in his stomach.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">The doctors then conducted an immediate operation at the Aswan University Hospital. The experts said this was the first time they had seen such a case where a man has managed to swallow an entire mobile phone.</p>

<p class="MsoNormal"><o:p><strong>Also read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/diver-finds-900-year-old-crusader-sword-off-israel-coast-422372">Diver finds 900-year-old crusader sword off Israel coast</a></strong></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">For now, the phone has been removed through an operation. However, there is no update on his health, as of now. Doctors are hoping the man will be able to make full recovery from the operation soon.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">It is not yet clear about why did the Egyptian man swallowed the phone.<o:p></o:p></p>


An Egyptian man went to a doctor for severe abdominal pain, but the doctor was shocked when he got to know there is a mobile phone in his stomach. The man had swallowed a mobile phone six months ago.

An Egyptian man went to a doctor for severe abdominal pain, but the doctor was shocked when he got to know there is a mobile phone in his stomach. The man had swallowed a mobile phone six months ago. However, he had decided to not tell anyone as he figured that the phone might come out of his body through natural body process. Also read | Study suggests that Tuberculosis, like Covid, spreads through aerosols The man said he was too embarrassed of his act to tell anyone. However, his pain became so terrible that he had to finally go to a doctor. He was unable to pass food as the mobile phone was blocking the passage. When he told the doctors about the abdominal pains, the doctors conducted an X-ray and spotted the mobile phone in his stomach. The doctors then conducted an immediate operation at the Aswan University Hospital. The experts said this was the first time they had seen such a case where a man has managed to swallow an entire mobile phone. Also read | Diver finds 900-year-old crusader sword off Israel coast For now, the phone has been removed through an operation. However, there is no update on his health, as of now. Doctors are hoping the man will be able to make full recovery from the operation soon. It is not yet clear about why did the Egyptian man swallowed the phone.

Egyptian man waits 6 months after swallowing a mobile phone

<p>According to a Morgan Stanley analyst, Elon Musk's company <strong>SpaceX</strong> is most likely to make him a trillionaire.</p>

<p>Morgan Stanley's Adam Jonas says SpaceX has multiple components from <strong>Starlink </strong>satellite to earth observation, deep-sea exploration and other industries.&nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/with-230-billion-net-worth-musk-is-now-richer-than-gates-and-buffett-combined-421742">Also Read:&nbsp;With $230 billion net worth, Musk is now richer than Gates and Buffett combined</a></p>

<p>According to Bloomberg, SpaceX accounts for less than 17 per cent of Musk's total net worth of $241 billion, however, several projects run by his space company gives it a massive edge in the future.</p>

<p>In a note titled: “SpaceX Escape Velocity ... Who Can Catch Them?”, Jonas said SpaceX is "challenging any preconceived notion of what was possible and the time frame possible, in terms of rockets, launch vehicles and supporting infrastructure."</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/jeff-bezos-shares-an-old-article-predicting-amazons-failure-elon-musk-replies-419819">Also Read:&nbsp;Jeff Bezos shares an old article predicting Amazon's failure, Elon Musk replies</a></p>

<p>Musk's wealth has been generated by his electric car company <strong>Tesla</strong> which reportedly contributes to $50 billion in his net worth.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Jonas says SpaceX is not just a rocket launch service as it can make and launch <strong>satellites</strong>. The Morgan Stanley analyst thinks the company's value will increasingly be generated from communication satellites, including Starlink which will provide high-speed internet access for people anywhere in the world.&nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/spacex-launches-all-civilian-crew-413391">Watch: SpaceX launches all-civilian crew</a></p>

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<p>Jonas also pointed at hypersonic business travel which could be undertaken by Musk's space company. However, he noted that in the present scenario SpaceX business could be worth $200 billion which is still short of the target.&nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/spacex-founder-elon-musk-says-people-should-not-worry-too-much-about-methane-419590">Also Read:&nbsp;SpaceX founder Elon Musk says people should not 'worry too much about methane'</a></p>

<p>Musk currently owns nearly half of SpaceX although his net value has been zooming due to Tesla's shares skyrocketing, so SpaceX still has some way to go before it can lift Musk to trillionaire status.</p>

<p>(With inputs from Agencies)</p>


According to a Morgan Stanley analyst, Elon Musk's company SpaceX is most likely to make him a trillionaire. Morgan Stanley's Adam Jonas says SpaceX has multiple components from Starlink satellite to earth observation, deep-sea exploration and other industries.

According to a Morgan Stanley analyst, Elon Musk's company SpaceX is most likely to make him a trillionaire. Morgan Stanley's Adam Jonas says SpaceX has multiple components from Starlink satellite to earth observation, deep-sea exploration and other industries. Also Read: With $230 billion net worth, Musk is now richer than Gates and Buffett combined According to Bloomberg, SpaceX accounts for less than 17 per cent of Musk's total net worth of $241 billion, however, several projects run by his space company gives it a massive edge in the future. In a note titled: “SpaceX Escape Velocity ... Who Can Catch Them?”, Jonas said SpaceX is "challenging any preconceived notion of what was possible and the time frame possible, in terms of rockets, launch vehicles and supporting infrastructure." Also Read: Jeff Bezos shares an old article predicting Amazon's failure, Elon Musk replies Musk's wealth has been generated by his electric car company Tesla which reportedly contributes to $50 billion in his net worth. Jonas says SpaceX is not just a rocket launch service as it can make and launch satellites. The Morgan Stanley analyst thinks the company's value will increasingly be generated from communication satellites, including Starlink which will provide high-speed internet access for people anywhere in the world. Watch: SpaceX launches all-civilian crew Jonas also pointed at hypersonic business travel which could be undertaken by Musk's space company. However, he noted that in the present scenario SpaceX business could be worth $200 billion which is still short of the target. Also Read: SpaceX founder Elon Musk says people should not 'worry too much about methane' Musk currently owns nearly half of SpaceX although his net value has been zooming due to Tesla's shares skyrocketing, so SpaceX still has some way to go before it can lift Musk to trillionaire status. (With inputs from Agencies)

Musk could become trillionaire with SpaceX, says Morgan Stanley analyst

<p>Across the globe, COVID-19 has brought to their knees many industries crucial to the survival of people, countries, and economies.</p>

<p>The aviation industry was among the hardest hit, as the virus gripped the travel and tourism industries. While the world is recovering from the deadly virus, this industry is also working to rebuild itself.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/durian-fruit-triggers-gas-leak-alert-in-canberra-421755" hreflang="en">Durian fruit triggers 'gas leak' alert in Canberra</a></strong></p>

<p>Airlines are using a variety of methods to get back on track, with discounts, cheap fares remaining to be the most widespread and well-known way of attracting customers.</p>

<p>However, a budget airline located in Japan, Osaka has taken the most creative and unconventional approach in the aviation industry. Observing the popularity of 'Gachapon' or 'Gashapon,' a vending machine that dispenses capsule toys, Peach Aviation Limited developed a vending machine that holds the potential of getting the airlines its much-needed boost.</p>

<p>In Japan, gachapon machines are extremely popular. Random capsules with cute Japanese collectables are dispensed by these machines. Japanese people are enthralled by the thrill of not knowing what they will receive each time.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/facebook-plans-on-hiring-10000-people-in-eu-to-work-on-metaverse-421830" hreflang="en">Facebook plans on hiring 10,000 people in EU to work on metaverse</a></strong></p>

<p>Peach Aviation Limited has incorporated this very thrill. The airlines have modified these popular vending machines and adjusted the dispenser so that instead of toys and collectables, capsules containing a variety of destinations are given out.</p>

<p>In essence, this out of the box marketing move involves giving travellers a capsule, which will contain a surprise travel destination.</p>

<p>One go at the machine costs 5,000 Japanese yen or $44, and customers receive 6,000 &nbsp;Japanese yen i.e., $53&nbsp;worth of mileage points. These points can only be used towards the destination they won. The airline has arranged tours for areas such as Sapporo, Nagoya, Fukuoka, and Naha through its domestic flights.</p>

<p><strong>Also read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/with-230-billion-net-worth-musk-is-now-richer-than-gates-and-buffett-combined-421742" hreflang="en">With $230 billion net worth, Musk is now richer than Gates and Buffett combined</a></strong></p>

<p>These points can then be exchanged for airfare using the code printed on a piece of paper inside the capsule. In addition, they get a miniature badge and a mission for when they reach their destination.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Although some employees thought the promotion idea wouldn't work, the vending machine idea proved to be a success in Japan. The airline has already sold around 3,000 capsules in the past few months, with sales averaging 150 a day, according to official data.&nbsp;</p>


Across the globe, COVID-19 has brought to their knees many industries crucial to the survival of people, countries, and economies. The aviation industry was among the hardest hit, as the virus gripped the travel and tourism industries.

Across the globe, COVID-19 has brought to their knees many industries crucial to the survival of people, countries, and economies. The aviation industry was among the hardest hit, as the virus gripped the travel and tourism industries. While the world is recovering from the deadly virus, this industry is also working to rebuild itself. Also read | Durian fruit triggers 'gas leak' alert in Canberra Airlines are using a variety of methods to get back on track, with discounts, cheap fares remaining to be the most widespread and well-known way of attracting customers. However, a budget airline located in Japan, Osaka has taken the most creative and unconventional approach in the aviation industry. Observing the popularity of 'Gachapon' or 'Gashapon,' a vending machine that dispenses capsule toys, Peach Aviation Limited developed a vending machine that holds the potential of getting the airlines its much-needed boost. In Japan, gachapon machines are extremely popular. Random capsules with cute Japanese collectables are dispensed by these machines. Japanese people are enthralled by the thrill of not knowing what they will receive each time. Also read | Facebook plans on hiring 10,000 people in EU to work on metaverse Peach Aviation Limited has incorporated this very thrill. The airlines have modified these popular vending machines and adjusted the dispenser so that instead of toys and collectables, capsules containing a variety of destinations are given out. In essence, this out of the box marketing move involves giving travellers a capsule, which will contain a surprise travel destination. One go at the machine costs 5,000 Japanese yen or $44, and customers receive 6,000 Japanese yen i.e., $53 worth of mileage points. These points can only be used towards the destination they won. The airline has arranged tours for areas such as Sapporo, Nagoya, Fukuoka, and Naha through its domestic flights. Also read | With $230 billion net worth, Musk is now richer than Gates and Buffett combined These points can then be exchanged for airfare using the code printed on a piece of paper inside the capsule. In addition, they get a miniature badge and a mission for when they reach their destination. Although some employees thought the promotion idea wouldn't work, the vending machine idea proved to be a success in Japan. The airline has already sold around 3,000 capsules in the past few months, with sales averaging 150 a day, according to official data.

Japan airlines' surprise ticket gapachon machine helps boost sales

<p>Earlier this week in Canberra, a team of firefighters responded to reports of a gas leak in a store, just to discover that the smell was caused by the pungent odour of a fruit inside the building.</p>

<p>In a fruitless (pardon the pun) search for the source of the leak at the Dickson shopping precinct, emergency responders advised the public to avoid the area.</p>

<p><strong>Also read |&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/why-stinky-durian-fruit-is-a-big-hit-in-china-317333"><strong>Why stinky&nbsp;durian&nbsp;fruit is a big hit in China</strong></a></p>

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<p>After spending an hour searching in vain for the gas leak, the emergency responders were advised by the owners of the tenancy above the shops advised them about the potential source of the incident; Durian fruit.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Canberra's emergency services agency later said that it was not a gas leak, but in fact a Durian fruit, which gives&nbsp;off a very pungent smell and can waft some distance.</p>

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<p>The "king of fruits", this fruit is native to tropical Southeast Asia, where it is loved for its bittersweet flavour and creamy texture.</p>

<p><strong>Also read |</strong>&nbsp;<strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/bakery-in-uk-stops-producing-its-bestselling-biscuit-heres-why-421501">Bakery in UK stops producing its bestselling biscuit, here’s why</a></strong></p>

<p>The pungent produce, however, is compared to rotting garbage or a gas leak by those less fond of the smell. This is why, among other places, it is also banned in hotels and on public transportation in countries like Thailand, Japan, Hong Kong and Singapore.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In the past few years, incidents involving durian have become increasingly common in Australia, the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) has had two durian-related evacuations, in the past two years itself.</p>

<p><strong>Watch | Gravitas: Durian | World's stinkiest fruit goes online</strong></p>

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<p>In 2019, the University of Canberra library was evacuated due to what was described as a strong smell of gas, but that also turned out to be caused by this fruit. The fruit was found near an air vent on the second floor of the library and removed in a sealed plastic bag.</p>

<p>A similar incident, at the RMIT campus in Melbourne's CBD a year earlier, saw 600 staff and students being evacuated while nearly 40 firefighters, including speciality crews, scanned the building for a feared gas leak.</p>


Earlier this week in Canberra, a team of firefighters responded to reports of a gas leak in a store, just to discover that the smell was caused by the pungent odour of a fruit inside the building.

Earlier this week in Canberra, a team of firefighters responded to reports of a gas leak in a store, just to discover that the smell was caused by the pungent odour of a fruit inside the building. In a fruitless (pardon the pun) search for the source of the leak at the Dickson shopping precinct, emergency responders advised the public to avoid the area. Also read | Why stinky durian fruit is a big hit in China HAZMAT - Gas Leak - Dickson Shops, Dicksonhttps://t.co/cIezKTIzUs pic.twitter.com/TkPIIOEOVO — ACT ESA (@ACT_ESA) October 15, 2021 × After spending an hour searching in vain for the gas leak, the emergency responders were advised by the owners of the tenancy above the shops advised them about the potential source of the incident; Durian fruit. Canberra's emergency services agency later said that it was not a gas leak, but in fact a Durian fruit, which gives off a very pungent smell and can waft some distance. Update - HAZMAT (Gas Leak) - Dickson Shopshttps://t.co/9MUokP6rcY pic.twitter.com/srkb0zfKMN — ACT ESA (@ACT_ESA) October 15, 2021 × The "king of fruits", this fruit is native to tropical Southeast Asia, where it is loved for its bittersweet flavour and creamy texture. Also read | Bakery in UK stops producing its bestselling biscuit, here’s why The pungent produce, however, is compared to rotting garbage or a gas leak by those less fond of the smell. This is why, among other places, it is also banned in hotels and on public transportation in countries like Thailand, Japan, Hong Kong and Singapore. In the past few years, incidents involving durian have become increasingly common in Australia, the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) has had two durian-related evacuations, in the past two years itself. Watch | Gravitas: Durian | World's stinkiest fruit goes online In 2019, the University of Canberra library was evacuated due to what was described as a strong smell of gas, but that also turned out to be caused by this fruit. The fruit was found near an air vent on the second floor of the library and removed in a sealed plastic bag. A similar incident, at the RMIT campus in Melbourne's CBD a year earlier, saw 600 staff and students being evacuated while nearly 40 firefighters, including speciality crews, scanned the building for a feared gas leak.

Durian fruit triggers 'gas leak' alert in Canberra

<p>According to a report, several countries have been reporting teenage girls developing <strong>tics</strong>.</p>

<p>The Wall Street Journal reported the reason behind<strong> teenage girls</strong> complaining of tics could be due to depression, <strong>anxiety</strong> and TikTok&nbsp;videos where patients were shown with Tourette syndrome.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/suicides-among-children-in-japan-at-record-high-during-pandemic-report-420561">Also Read:&nbsp;Suicides among children in Japan at record high during pandemic</a></p>

<p><strong>Tourette </strong>syndrome is reportedly a genetic disorder linked to the nervous system which causes involuntary movements with&nbsp;tics found mostly among boys. However, according to reports, there were cases in Germany with teen and adult girls reporting about tics.</p>

<p>Reports say there has been a ten-fold increase in cases of patients reporting tics which was significantly lower at one or two cases before the <strong>pandemic</strong>.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/who-says-global-tuberculosis-deaths-rise-due-to-coronavirus-pandemic-420891">Also Read: Global tuberculosis deaths rise due to coronavirus pandemic</a></p>

<p>Doctors say&nbsp;those who developed the disease apparently suffered from<strong> depression </strong>and anxiety earlier which experts said is not typically a case of Tourette syndrome but a form of functional movement disorder.</p>

<p>Kids are reportedly watching the<strong> TikTok</strong> videos of the disease repeatedly, although no data or research is currently available on the phenomena which has puzzled experts.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/pandemic-saviors-food-delivery-apps-now-under-fire-419567">Also Read:&nbsp;Pandemic saviors, food delivery apps now under fire</a></p>

<p>According to research, psychological disorders which were&nbsp;earlier confined to a particular area has&nbsp;the ability to spread and now with&nbsp;the advent of social media, it has now spread to various locations worldwide, although a person does not develop a tic just by watching a video but the repeated watching of similar videos has worried experts.</p>

<p>The research showed six teenage girls were found with "explosive onset of tic-like movements".</p>

<p>Doctors say the disorder can be treated by moving away from<strong> social media</strong> and for parents to monitor the kinds of videos their children have been watching, also the kid should be referred to a doctor as soon as tics develop.</p>

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According to a report, several countries have been reporting teenage girls developing tics. The Wall Street Journal reported the reason behind teenage girls complaining of tics could be due to depression, anxiety and TikTok videos where patients were shown with Tourette syndrome.

According to a report, several countries have been reporting teenage girls developing tics. The Wall Street Journal reported the reason behind teenage girls complaining of tics could be due to depression, anxiety and TikTok videos where patients were shown with Tourette syndrome. Also Read: Suicides among children in Japan at record high during pandemic Tourette syndrome is reportedly a genetic disorder linked to the nervous system which causes involuntary movements with tics found mostly among boys. However, according to reports, there were cases in Germany with teen and adult girls reporting about tics. Reports say there has been a ten-fold increase in cases of patients reporting tics which was significantly lower at one or two cases before the pandemic. Also Read: Global tuberculosis deaths rise due to coronavirus pandemic Doctors say those who developed the disease apparently suffered from depression and anxiety earlier which experts said is not typically a case of Tourette syndrome but a form of functional movement disorder. Kids are reportedly watching the TikTok videos of the disease repeatedly, although no data or research is currently available on the phenomena which has puzzled experts. Also Read: Pandemic saviors, food delivery apps now under fire According to research, psychological disorders which were earlier confined to a particular area has the ability to spread and now with the advent of social media, it has now spread to various locations worldwide, although a person does not develop a tic just by watching a video but the repeated watching of similar videos has worried experts. The research showed six teenage girls were found with "explosive onset of tic-like movements". Doctors say the disorder can be treated by moving away from social media and for parents to monitor the kinds of videos their children have been watching, also the kid should be referred to a doctor as soon as tics develop. (With inputs from Agencies)

Teen girls complain of tics; experts link it to depression & TikTok videos

<p>When it comes to art and artistic expression, a debate always rages as to where the boundaries of freedom give way to so-called 'obscenity'. In digital age and in times of social media, though the general acceptance and understanding appears to have improved, art still finds itself at odds with online rules of propriety.</p>

<p>Tired of 'censorship' of social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram among others, Vienna tourism board has opened an account on OnlyFans, the adults-only platform. Tourism board has taken this decision to protest against the traditionally dominant social platforms.</p>

<p>OnlyFans was started in 2016. It is the only social platform that allows depiction of nudity.</p>

<p>Vienna museums have recently been sparring with social media networks over posts of their artwork. In July this year, TikTok account of Albertina was suspended and later blocked for posts containing Japanese photographer Nobuyoshi Araki's artwork that showed a female breast.</p>

<p>In 2018, Natural History Museum's photograph was deemed pornographic by Facebook and was removed.</p>

<p>The Leopold Museum faced such trouble as well.</p>

<p>Vienna tourism board's spokesperson has been mentioned in media reports as terming actions by the social media giants as "unfair and frustrating"</p>

<p>All the artworks that earlier found themselves in the crosshairs of social media giants are now fully available on the OnlyFans account.</p>


When it comes to art and artistic expression, a debate always rages as to where the boundaries of freedom give way to so-called 'obscenity'. In digital age and in times of social media, though the general acceptance and understanding appears to have improved, art still finds itself at odds with online rules of propriety.

When it comes to art and artistic expression, a debate always rages as to where the boundaries of freedom give way to so-called 'obscenity'. In digital age and in times of social media, though the general acceptance and understanding appears to have improved, art still finds itself at odds with online rules of propriety. Tired of 'censorship' of social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram among others, Vienna tourism board has opened an account on OnlyFans, the adults-only platform. Tourism board has taken this decision to protest against the traditionally dominant social platforms. OnlyFans was started in 2016. It is the only social platform that allows depiction of nudity. Vienna museums have recently been sparring with social media networks over posts of their artwork. In July this year, TikTok account of Albertina was suspended and later blocked for posts containing Japanese photographer Nobuyoshi Araki's artwork that showed a female breast. In 2018, Natural History Museum's photograph was deemed pornographic by Facebook and was removed. The Leopold Museum faced such trouble as well. Vienna tourism board's spokesperson has been mentioned in media reports as terming actions by the social media giants as "unfair and frustrating" All the artworks that earlier found themselves in the crosshairs of social media giants are now fully available on the OnlyFans account.

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<p class="MsoNormal">What would you do if a fight breaks next to you but you have a beer in hand? A hockey fan believes enjoying her beer is more important.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">Images of a woman enjoying her beer while a violent brawl broke near her in the stands of a hockey game have gone viral.</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Still enjoying a drink with an all out brawl happening in her lap. Hockey fans are built different <a href="https://twitter.com/spittinchiclets?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@spittinchiclets</a> <a href="https://t.co/Ac7weLELd6">pic.twitter.com/Ac7weLELd6</a></p>
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<p>During the Seattle Kraken's second-ever match in the NHL, a violent brawl broke out in the stands among spectators. While two groups of people started abusing and hitting each other in the stands, the woman was pictured calmly enjoying her drink.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">As two Hockey teams clashed on the rink, spectators, too, clashed against each other in the stands. Series of blows started flowing as the match started heating up.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">When two different groups of people started fighting, supporters of the two teams started coming to help the two groups. The fight, which started between two people, quickly escalated and the fight became a bigger deal.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">People were seen beating each other violently and several people even fell due to the fight.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">The pictured woman, however, decided she had found her zen zone in her drink. While people pushed and beat each other around her, the woman kept sipping her beverage.</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">She puttin that thing away too <a href="https://t.co/XqUqkaJeuZ">https://t.co/XqUqkaJeuZ</a></p>
— Papa Willy (@ol_dirty_bubba) <a href="https://twitter.com/ol_dirty_bubba/status/1449220606822469633?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 16, 2021</a></blockquote>
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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">This old lady’s gold 😂 <a href="https://t.co/1GVeoHJqcS">https://t.co/1GVeoHJqcS</a></p>
— Ryan Hale 🎧 (@ryanhalevisual) <a href="https://twitter.com/ryanhalevisual/status/1449107945711718406?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 15, 2021</a></blockquote>
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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Definition of minding my own business <a href="https://t.co/17uq0BuWrp">https://t.co/17uq0BuWrp</a></p>
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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">this is the definition of black folks minding they business <a href="https://t.co/GKGBdeYX5z">https://t.co/GKGBdeYX5z</a></p>
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What would you do if a fight breaks next to you but you have a beer in hand? A hockey fan believes enjoying her beer is more important. Images of a woman enjoying her beer while a violent brawl broke near her in the stands of a hockey game have gone viral.

What would you do if a fight breaks next to you but you have a beer in hand? A hockey fan believes enjoying her beer is more important. Images of a woman enjoying her beer while a violent brawl broke near her in the stands of a hockey game have gone viral. Still enjoying a drink with an all out brawl happening in her lap. Hockey fans are built different @spittinchiclets pic.twitter.com/Ac7weLELd6 — Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) October 15, 2021 × During the Seattle Kraken's second-ever match in the NHL, a violent brawl broke out in the stands among spectators. While two groups of people started abusing and hitting each other in the stands, the woman was pictured calmly enjoying her drink. As two Hockey teams clashed on the rink, spectators, too, clashed against each other in the stands. Series of blows started flowing as the match started heating up. When two different groups of people started fighting, supporters of the two teams started coming to help the two groups. The fight, which started between two people, quickly escalated and the fight became a bigger deal. People were seen beating each other violently and several people even fell due to the fight. The pictured woman, however, decided she had found her zen zone in her drink. While people pushed and beat each other around her, the woman kept sipping her beverage. She puttin that thing away too https://t.co/XqUqkaJeuZ — Papa Willy (@ol_dirty_bubba) October 16, 2021 × This old lady’s gold 😂 https://t.co/1GVeoHJqcS — Ryan Hale 🎧 (@ryanhalevisual) October 15, 2021 × Definition of minding my own business https://t.co/17uq0BuWrp — Franco’s daddy’s first cousin (@JD_NC_704) October 15, 2021 × That Black Lady Is Me 😂😂😂😂 https://t.co/yyI4I3WgvD — 183rd Don (@UpTownReece) October 16, 2021 × this is the definition of black folks minding they business https://t.co/GKGBdeYX5z — Ken (@SosaStuntin) October 15, 2021 ×

Watch: Woman enjoys her drink as people around her get into violent fight

<p class="MsoNormal">A US Army Major General has become the target of internet trolls for complaining about having to get rid of her French manicure in order to get back to work.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">Major General Jo Clyborne took to social media platform, Twitter, to share her frustration about having to remove French manicure as the US Army does not allow painted nails.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">"Why the Army thinks a French Manicure is an "obnoxious" color compared to the civilian world which views it as an understated yet professional look is beyond me," she tweeted. "But I have to be in uniform tomorrow, so here we are. It looked nice while it lasted."</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Why the Army thinks a French Manicure is an “obnoxious” color compared to the civilian world which views it as an understated yet professional look is beyond me. But I have to be in uniform tomorrow, so here we are. It looked nice while it lasted. <a href="https://t.co/GOxjDHbROR">pic.twitter.com/GOxjDHbROR</a></p>
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<p>She also posted a picture of her hand in which she could be seen following the process of removing the manicure from her nails. However, she also added that the Army does allow her to wear an 'American manicure' but she feels "it's a weird pink that doesn’t look as nice."<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">Her post was targeted by several Twitter users who believe her post and complaint was 'unprofessional'. Several users lashed at Clyborne for sharing her 'first world problems; while people are struggling for basic human rights in countries such as Afghanistan and Syria.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">"After what happened in Afghanistan, you'd think Generals would keep this nonsense off of their social media. Our military is in rough shape in terms of leadership," a user said.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">A Malaysian journalist reported that "military suicides have doubled" in the US Army, while the US Army General is busy worrying about her manicure. The journalist made the claim in relation to a report that claims that more US troops have lost their lives to suicide in comparison to the deadly <a href="https://www.wionews.com/topics/coronavirus"><strong>COVID-19</strong></a> pandemic.</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Meanwhile the Chinese give their soldiers nail files on the ends of their rifles. <a href="https://t.co/4IXwGoptWQ">https://t.co/4IXwGoptWQ</a> <a href="https://t.co/SL9jS7nEdo">pic.twitter.com/SL9jS7nEdo</a></p>
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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">America just suffered its most humiliating defeat since Vietnam, and and this is what the country’s generals are focused on: their nails. <a href="https://t.co/TGER05NLVz">https://t.co/TGER05NLVz</a></p>
— Sean Davis (@seanmdav) <a href="https://twitter.com/seanmdav/status/1449077733682786304?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 15, 2021</a></blockquote>
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It is extremely unprofessional for a general grade officer to question uniform standards in front of the troops. It undermines disipline and erodes the authority needed by NCOs to maintain standards. You are setting up First Lines in your unit to fail.</p>
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<p>However, the Major General lashed out at her trolls by starting a thread that read "I'm a women. In the Army. Get over it," she tweeted.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"If you think we'd lose a war b/c women are in the Army or wear nail polish, wake up. Rethink what excluding 51% of the population does to our nat strategy esp when only 1 in 10 are able to serve. Women earned their place rightfully to wear our great nation's uniform," she added.</p>

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1. I'm a women. In the Army. Get over it.<br />
2. I worry &amp; take daily action on a lot of things incl prioritizing our Soldiers &amp; Airmen.<br />
3. I have a professional civilian career I balance w/mil obligations &amp; a lot of God &amp; Country time like 700K other Reserve Component troops</p>
— Maj. Gen. Jo Clyborne (@joclyborne) <a href="https://twitter.com/joclyborne/status/1449080300294877185?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 15, 2021</a></blockquote>
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A US Army Major General has become the target of internet trolls for complaining about having to get rid of her French manicure in order to get back to work. Major General Jo Clyborne took to social media platform, Twitter, to share her frustration about having to remove French manicure as the US Army does not allow painted nails.

A US Army Major General has become the target of internet trolls for complaining about having to get rid of her French manicure in order to get back to work. Major General Jo Clyborne took to social media platform, Twitter, to share her frustration about having to remove French manicure as the US Army does not allow painted nails. "Why the Army thinks a French Manicure is an "obnoxious" color compared to the civilian world which views it as an understated yet professional look is beyond me," she tweeted. "But I have to be in uniform tomorrow, so here we are. It looked nice while it lasted." Why the Army thinks a French Manicure is an “obnoxious” color compared to the civilian world which views it as an understated yet professional look is beyond me. But I have to be in uniform tomorrow, so here we are. It looked nice while it lasted. pic.twitter.com/GOxjDHbROR — Maj. Gen. Jo Clyborne (@joclyborne) October 15, 2021 × She also posted a picture of her hand in which she could be seen following the process of removing the manicure from her nails. However, she also added that the Army does allow her to wear an 'American manicure' but she feels "it's a weird pink that doesn’t look as nice." Her post was targeted by several Twitter users who believe her post and complaint was 'unprofessional'. Several users lashed at Clyborne for sharing her 'first world problems; while people are struggling for basic human rights in countries such as Afghanistan and Syria. "After what happened in Afghanistan, you'd think Generals would keep this nonsense off of their social media. Our military is in rough shape in terms of leadership," a user said. A Malaysian journalist reported that "military suicides have doubled" in the US Army, while the US Army General is busy worrying about her manicure. The journalist made the claim in relation to a report that claims that more US troops have lost their lives to suicide in comparison to the deadly COVID-19 pandemic. We deserve to get invaded, this is legitimately embarassing — ianmilescheungus (@mrcheungus) October 15, 2021 × Meanwhile the Chinese give their soldiers nail files on the ends of their rifles. https://t.co/4IXwGoptWQ pic.twitter.com/SL9jS7nEdo — ApartmentBoss (@ApartmentBoss) October 15, 2021 × America just suffered its most humiliating defeat since Vietnam, and and this is what the country’s generals are focused on: their nails. https://t.co/TGER05NLVz — Sean Davis (@seanmdav) October 15, 2021 × You should delete this. It is extremely unprofessional for a general grade officer to question uniform standards in front of the troops. It undermines disipline and erodes the authority needed by NCOs to maintain standards. You are setting up First Lines in your unit to fail. — Aint No Jive Turkey! (@Woke_Chicken) October 15, 2021 × However, the Major General lashed out at her trolls by starting a thread that read "I'm a women. In the Army. Get over it," she tweeted. "If you think we'd lose a war b/c women are in the Army or wear nail polish, wake up. Rethink what excluding 51% of the population does to our nat strategy esp when only 1 in 10 are able to serve. Women earned their place rightfully to wear our great nation's uniform," she added. 🧵1/3 1. I'm a women. In the Army. Get over it. 2. I worry & take daily action on a lot of things incl prioritizing our Soldiers & Airmen. 3. I have a professional civilian career I balance w/mil obligations & a lot of God & Country time like 700K other Reserve Component troops — Maj. Gen. Jo Clyborne (@joclyborne) October 15, 2021 ×

First world problems? US Army General trolled for complaining about French manicure

<p>Cristiano Ronaldo has become the first men's player to score ten hat-tricks in international football.</p>

<p>The Portuguese striker achieved the feat in Portugal's match against Luxembourg in Group A qualifying game for the 2022 World Cup.</p>

<p>Ronaldo converted two penalties before netting a late header to help Portugal record a 5-0 victory.</p>

<p>The striker has now scored 58 career hat-tricks, including 10 for Portugal, reported Goal.com.With a full Algarve Stadium, the Portuguese National Team entered at full speed and at 17th minute, they were already winning 3-0. Cristiano Ronaldo opened the scoring through a penalty in the 8th minute.</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Cristiano Ronaldo completes his 58th career hat trick! 👑👑<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Ronaldo?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Ronaldo</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/CristianoRonaldo?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#CristianoRonaldo</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Hattrick?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Hattrick</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/BallonDor?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#BallonDor</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Portugal?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Portugal</a> <a href="https://t.co/z04XFrJk3T">pic.twitter.com/z04XFrJk3T</a></p>
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<p><strong>ALSO READ |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/premier-league-approves-as-saudi-led-consortium-completes-ps305-million-deal-to-gain-control-of-newcastle-418996">Premier League approves as Saudi-led consortium completes £305 million deal to gain control of Newcastle</a></strong></p>

<p>It took a little wait to see Cristiano Ronaldo score again, again with a penalty. The captain of Equip das Quinas thus reached 8 goals against the Luxembourg team, which became his biggest victim.</p>

<p>The wait for the third goal of the match was short, and this time it was Bruno Fernandes who scored with the right foot inside the penalty area after an assist from Bernardo Silva. It was Fernandes'&nbsp;sixth goal for the National Team.</p>

<p>In the second half of the match, the pace dropped and Portugal controlled the game at their leisure, still having several good opportunities to score.</p>

<p>In his 100th game for the national team, goalkeeper Rui Patricio managed his 49th clean sheet.</p>

<p><strong>ALSO READ |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/quiet-please-wimbledon-proud-to-stay-silent-on-issues-says-ceo-sally-bolton-418965">'Quiet please': Wimbledon proud to stay silent on issues, says CEO Sally Bolton</a></strong></p>

<p>In the 69th minute, Joao Palhinha scored his second goal for Portugal, following a corner taken by Bruno Fernandes. Very close to the end, Cristiano Ronaldo completed the hat-trick after a pass from Ruben Neves on the left side. This was Ronaldo`s ninth goal against Luxembourg and the 801st goal as a senior.</p>

<p>In the other meeting of Group A held this Tuesday, Serbia won (3-1) at the reception to Azerbaijan. Thus, Serbia leads Group A with one point more than Portugal, but also one more game played.</p>


Cristiano Ronaldo has become the first men's player to score ten hat-tricks in international football. The Portuguese striker achieved the feat in Portugal's match against Luxembourg in Group A qualifying game for the 2022 World Cup.

Cristiano Ronaldo has become the first men's player to score ten hat-tricks in international football. The Portuguese striker achieved the feat in Portugal's match against Luxembourg in Group A qualifying game for the 2022 World Cup. Ronaldo converted two penalties before netting a late header to help Portugal record a 5-0 victory. The striker has now scored 58 career hat-tricks, including 10 for Portugal, reported Goal.com.With a full Algarve Stadium, the Portuguese National Team entered at full speed and at 17th minute, they were already winning 3-0. Cristiano Ronaldo opened the scoring through a penalty in the 8th minute. Cristiano Ronaldo completes his 58th career hat trick! 👑👑#Ronaldo #CristianoRonaldo #Hattrick #BallonDor #Portugal pic.twitter.com/z04XFrJk3T — Sports Conclave (@sports_conclave) October 13, 2021 × ALSO READ | Premier League approves as Saudi-led consortium completes £305 million deal to gain control of Newcastle It took a little wait to see Cristiano Ronaldo score again, again with a penalty. The captain of Equip das Quinas thus reached 8 goals against the Luxembourg team, which became his biggest victim. The wait for the third goal of the match was short, and this time it was Bruno Fernandes who scored with the right foot inside the penalty area after an assist from Bernardo Silva. It was Fernandes' sixth goal for the National Team. In the second half of the match, the pace dropped and Portugal controlled the game at their leisure, still having several good opportunities to score. In his 100th game for the national team, goalkeeper Rui Patricio managed his 49th clean sheet. ALSO READ | 'Quiet please': Wimbledon proud to stay silent on issues, says CEO Sally Bolton In the 69th minute, Joao Palhinha scored his second goal for Portugal, following a corner taken by Bruno Fernandes. Very close to the end, Cristiano Ronaldo completed the hat-trick after a pass from Ruben Neves on the left side. This was Ronaldo`s ninth goal against Luxembourg and the 801st goal as a senior. In the other meeting of Group A held this Tuesday, Serbia won (3-1) at the reception to Azerbaijan. Thus, Serbia leads Group A with one point more than Portugal, but also one more game played.

Watch: Cristiano Ronaldo becomes first men's player to score 10 international hat-tricks for his country

<p>Keeping track of eggs is a difficult chore, especially when there are 735 of them.</p>

<p>However, if you have a unique ability and want to use it to build a name for yourself, Guinness World Records is the place to be.</p>

<p>This is the storey of a guy who felt that his unusual brilliance and skill would earn him fame and acclaim.</p>

<p>Gregory Da Silva, from Benin, West Africa, was able to balance 735 eggs on his hat and balance it over his head.</p>

<p>His video of him handling eggs went viral when it was put on the official Instagram page of Guinness World Records.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Instagram users congratulated Da Silva and left love and clap emojis in the comments section.</p>

<p>One person commented that this deed is really remarkable, while another was curious and inquired as to the overall weight of all the eggs together.</p>

<p>Da Silva is well-known in Cape Town, South Africa, as 'Eggman.'</p>

<p>This is not the first time he has tried his hand at balancing, and he has demonstrated his skill at balancing eggs in many nations across the world.</p>

<p>He has represented the majority of African countries and has taken part in many events while wearing a hat loaded with several eggs.</p>

<p>His bright outfits and upbeat demeanour have also delighted people both locally and abroad.&nbsp;</p>

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Keeping track of eggs is a difficult chore, especially when there are 735 of them. However, if you have a unique ability and want to use it to build a name for yourself, Guinness World Records is the place to be.

Keeping track of eggs is a difficult chore, especially when there are 735 of them. However, if you have a unique ability and want to use it to build a name for yourself, Guinness World Records is the place to be. This is the storey of a guy who felt that his unusual brilliance and skill would earn him fame and acclaim. Gregory Da Silva, from Benin, West Africa, was able to balance 735 eggs on his hat and balance it over his head. His video of him handling eggs went viral when it was put on the official Instagram page of Guinness World Records. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Guinness World Records (@guinnessworldrecords) × Instagram users congratulated Da Silva and left love and clap emojis in the comments section. One person commented that this deed is really remarkable, while another was curious and inquired as to the overall weight of all the eggs together. Da Silva is well-known in Cape Town, South Africa, as 'Eggman.' This is not the first time he has tried his hand at balancing, and he has demonstrated his skill at balancing eggs in many nations across the world. He has represented the majority of African countries and has taken part in many events while wearing a hat loaded with several eggs. His bright outfits and upbeat demeanour have also delighted people both locally and abroad. (With inputs from agencies)

Viral video: Man enters Guinness World Record for balancing 735 eggs on hat

<p class="MsoNormal">Birthdays are special and everyone has their own unique ways of celebrating their special day. Some people opt for an over-the-top party and some choose three-tiered cakes. An Indian man, however, decided to take it to a whole another level.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">A man from Mumbai, Maharashtra, became popular on social media after a video of him cutting 550 birthday cakes surfaced.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">In a video doing rounds on the social media platforms in India, a man from Mumbai, Surya Raturi, can be seen cutting 550 cakes to celebrate his birthday. Cakes of different shapes, sizes and flavours were kept on three long tables, making a train of cakes for one man’s birthday.</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="hi">मुंबई के युवक ने जन्मदिन पर काटे 550 केक, आप भी देखिए<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/%E0%A4%AE%E0%A5%81%E0%A4%82%E0%A4%AC%E0%A4%88?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#मुंबई</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Mumbai?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Mumbai</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/birthday?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#birthday</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/birthdayboy?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#birthdayboy</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/cake?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#cake</a> <a href="https://t.co/H5pRk0wdJS">pic.twitter.com/H5pRk0wdJS</a></p>
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<p>With knives in both hands, Surya, dressed in a white shirt, can be seen going on a cake-cutting spree as he rushes to cut 550 cakes quickly.<o:p></o:p></p>

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<p class="MsoNormal">This video is reported to be from the Kandivali area of Mumbai. Locals can also be seen cheering as Surya rushes to cut all cakes in the 2.5-minute-long video. Locals also motivated him and celebrated his big day by bursting party poppers, which were placed in middle of cakes.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">Surya’s birthday cake addiction comes almost a year after another man in India, last year, used a sword to cut his birthday cake. His photo went viral on the internet, which ultimately led to his arrest and a raid at his home address.<o:p></o:p></p>

<p class="MsoNormal">Similarly, another man had used a gun to shoot his birthday in Uttar Pradesh's Baghpat district. In the video, which went viral, he could be seen shooting at his birthday cake, which was placed in the middle of a road.<o:p></o:p></p>


Birthdays are special and everyone has their own unique ways of celebrating their special day. Some people opt for an over-the-top party and some choose three-tiered cakes.

Birthdays are special and everyone has their own unique ways of celebrating their special day. Some people opt for an over-the-top party and some choose three-tiered cakes. An Indian man, however, decided to take it to a whole another level. A man from Mumbai, Maharashtra, became popular on social media after a video of him cutting 550 birthday cakes surfaced. In a video doing rounds on the social media platforms in India, a man from Mumbai, Surya Raturi, can be seen cutting 550 cakes to celebrate his birthday. Cakes of different shapes, sizes and flavours were kept on three long tables, making a train of cakes for one man’s birthday. मुंबई के युवक ने जन्मदिन पर काटे 550 केक, आप भी देखिए#मुंबई #Mumbai #birthday #birthdayboy #cake pic.twitter.com/H5pRk0wdJS — Avinash Pandey (@Pandey4Avinash) October 13, 2021 × With knives in both hands, Surya, dressed in a white shirt, can be seen going on a cake-cutting spree as he rushes to cut 550 cakes quickly. This video is reported to be from the Kandivali area of Mumbai. Locals can also be seen cheering as Surya rushes to cut all cakes in the 2.5-minute-long video. Locals also motivated him and celebrated his big day by bursting party poppers, which were placed in middle of cakes. Surya’s birthday cake addiction comes almost a year after another man in India, last year, used a sword to cut his birthday cake. His photo went viral on the internet, which ultimately led to his arrest and a raid at his home address. Similarly, another man had used a gun to shoot his birthday in Uttar Pradesh's Baghpat district. In the video, which went viral, he could be seen shooting at his birthday cake, which was placed in the middle of a road.

Watch: Indian man cuts 550 cakes in Mumbai for his birthday

<p>Heavens open when they want to bless you. It's just that you have to pray that the blessings don't come in the form of a solid rock just when you are sleeping.</p>

<p>A woman in Canada got the scare&nbsp;of her life as a meteorite crashed through her roof and landed just beside her pillow where her head had been.</p>

<p>The incident took place in British Columbia region of Canada on October 4. While many in Canada were treated to a spectacular sight of meteorites and fireballs in the sky recently, Ruth Hamilton, the woman, will surely have nightmarish memory of the day.</p>

<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/science/scientists-catch-unexpected-radio-signals-from-distant-stars-420244">Scientists catch unexpected radio signals from distant stars</a></strong></p>

<p>The sound and crash of the meteorite woke her up with a start. She could feel the debris on her face. She found the remnant of the meteorite, the size of a rock, just next to her pillow on her bed.</p>

<p>Ruth literally escaped death by inches!</p>

<p>That this would be a space rock was not the first thing she would have imagined in her startled state. As per a news report, Ruth called the police in her panicked state. When the officers came, they found out that this was not a case of home invasion. They also ascertained that the rock must not have come from a nearby construction site.</p>

<p>She told the local media that she was so scared, she thought someone had entered her house holding a gun.</p>


Heavens open when they want to bless you. It's just that you have to pray that the blessings don't come in the form of a solid rock just when you are sleeping. A woman in Canada got the scare of her life as a meteorite crashed through her roof and landed just beside her pillow where her head had been.

Heavens open when they want to bless you. It's just that you have to pray that the blessings don't come in the form of a solid rock just when you are sleeping. A woman in Canada got the scare of her life as a meteorite crashed through her roof and landed just beside her pillow where her head had been. The incident took place in British Columbia region of Canada on October 4. While many in Canada were treated to a spectacular sight of meteorites and fireballs in the sky recently, Ruth Hamilton, the woman, will surely have nightmarish memory of the day. Also Read | Scientists catch unexpected radio signals from distant stars The sound and crash of the meteorite woke her up with a start. She could feel the debris on her face. She found the remnant of the meteorite, the size of a rock, just next to her pillow on her bed. Ruth literally escaped death by inches! That this would be a space rock was not the first thing she would have imagined in her startled state. As per a news report, Ruth called the police in her panicked state. When the officers came, they found out that this was not a case of home invasion. They also ascertained that the rock must not have come from a nearby construction site. She told the local media that she was so scared, she thought someone had entered her house holding a gun.

Escaping death by inches: Meteorite crashes into house with a woman sleeping inside

<p>Astronaut Thomas Pesquet has a fanbase of his own! The European Space Agency astronaut is perched on the International Space Station (ISS). And from there, he clicks beautiful pics of Earth and space. His posts on his Instagram account reveal wonders of our own planet and space alike.</p>

<p>On October 8, Pesquet posted an image in which part of night side of Earth was visible. The land could be seen lit up with cities and roads and more. While this alone very much made for a beautiful image, a certain detail in the photo was unmissable.</p>

<p>Prominent among the yellow lights was a blue glow just near the centre of the image. It resembled movie depiction of a blast taking place. The bluish hue appears mysterious and certainly piques interest.</p>

<p>Pesquet explains in his post that the blue glow is of a '...thunder strike with a ‘transient luminous event’...' The phenomenon, he says has taken place in upper atmosphere.</p>

<p>"A single frame from a timelapse over Europe, showing a thunder strike with a ‘transient luminous event’ in the upper atmosphere!! This is a very rare occurrence and we have a facility outside Europe's Columbus laboratory dedicated to observing these flashes of light. The Space Station is extremely well suited for this observatory as it flies over the equator where there are more thunderstorms. What is fascinating about this lightning is that just a few decades ago they had been observed anecdotally by pilots and scientists were not convinced they actually existed. Fast forward a few years and we can confirm elves, and sprites are very real and could be influencing our climate too! My friend Andreas Mogensen has a large part to play in this story, he was the first to capture them from space (in only ten days on the Space Station he did all this, legend!) proving the worth of having a facility to monitor the flashes!" says Pesquet in his Instagram post.</p>

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<p>Like any other Instagram post of Pesquet, this one has mesmerised thousands. The image has got more than 40,000 likes.</p>


Astronaut Thomas Pesquet has a fanbase of his own! The European Space Agency astronaut is perched on the International Space Station (ISS). And from there, he clicks beautiful pics of Earth and space.

Astronaut Thomas Pesquet has a fanbase of his own! The European Space Agency astronaut is perched on the International Space Station (ISS). And from there, he clicks beautiful pics of Earth and space. His posts on his Instagram account reveal wonders of our own planet and space alike. On October 8, Pesquet posted an image in which part of night side of Earth was visible. The land could be seen lit up with cities and roads and more. While this alone very much made for a beautiful image, a certain detail in the photo was unmissable. Prominent among the yellow lights was a blue glow just near the centre of the image. It resembled movie depiction of a blast taking place. The bluish hue appears mysterious and certainly piques interest. Pesquet explains in his post that the blue glow is of a '...thunder strike with a ‘transient luminous event’...' The phenomenon, he says has taken place in upper atmosphere. "A single frame from a timelapse over Europe, showing a thunder strike with a ‘transient luminous event’ in the upper atmosphere!! This is a very rare occurrence and we have a facility outside Europe's Columbus laboratory dedicated to observing these flashes of light. The Space Station is extremely well suited for this observatory as it flies over the equator where there are more thunderstorms. What is fascinating about this lightning is that just a few decades ago they had been observed anecdotally by pilots and scientists were not convinced they actually existed. Fast forward a few years and we can confirm elves, and sprites are very real and could be influencing our climate too! My friend Andreas Mogensen has a large part to play in this story, he was the first to capture them from space (in only ten days on the Space Station he did all this, legend!) proving the worth of having a facility to monitor the flashes!" says Pesquet in his Instagram post. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Thomas Pesquet (@thom_astro) × Like any other Instagram post of Pesquet, this one has mesmerised thousands. The image has got more than 40,000 likes.

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<p>According to a new study, people who take marijuana, alcohol or tobacco have an increased risk of being susceptible to breakthrough <strong>coronavirus</strong> cases even if they are fully vaccinated.</p>

<p>The study found that those who suffered from substance use disorder (SUD) had a higher chance of getting hit with the virus after <strong>vaccination</strong>.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/is-the-coronavirus-getting-better-at-airborne-transmission-417911">Also Read:&nbsp;Is the coronavirus getting better at airborne transmission?</a></p>

<p>The study found 3.6 people without <strong>SUD</strong> were hit with a breakthrough infection compared to seven per cent who had SUD.&nbsp;The study said those who took <strong>marijuana </strong>were most at risk with 7.8 cases showing breakthrough infections.</p>

<p>The research was published in <strong>World Psychiatry</strong> which analysed 580,000 fully vaccinated people in the United States.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/china-rejects-who-calls-for-inspection-of-bat-caves-animal-farms-report-420112">Also Read:&nbsp;China rejects WHO calls for inspection of bat caves, animal farms</a></p>

<p>The study said those with SUD were also likely to have a severe reaction to the virus which included<strong> hospitalisation </strong>and death.</p>

<p>The study also emphasised that underlying health conditions and adverse socio-economic connected to health among people with SUD also contributed towards<strong> COVID-19 breakthrough</strong> cases.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/covid-19-covaxin-gets-emergency-use-nod-for-children-aged-2-18-years-420111">Also Read:&nbsp;COVID-19 |&nbsp;Covaxin gets emergency use nod for children aged 2-18 years</a></p>

<p>The study comes as the World Health Organisation(WHO) &nbsp;recommended<strong>&nbsp;immunocompromised </strong>people should be given a booster shot due to the higher risk of &nbsp;breakthrough infections</p>

<p>WHO's vaccine director Kate O'Brien said people with lower immunity should get a "third vaccination".</p>

<p>Many parts of the world are still suffering from the virus. <strong>Russia</strong> on Monday had reported 957 deaths due to a virus which was close to the all-time high of 968 reported two days earlier.</p>

<p>The virus was so far over claimed over 4.8 million lives worldwide with the United being the worst hit with over 51 million coronavirus cases and more than 714,000 fatalities.&nbsp;</p>

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According to a new study, people who take marijuana, alcohol or tobacco have an increased risk of being susceptible to breakthrough coronavirus cases even if they are fully vaccinated.

According to a new study, people who take marijuana, alcohol or tobacco have an increased risk of being susceptible to breakthrough coronavirus cases even if they are fully vaccinated. The study found that those who suffered from substance use disorder (SUD) had a higher chance of getting hit with the virus after vaccination. Also Read: Is the coronavirus getting better at airborne transmission? The study found 3.6 people without SUD were hit with a breakthrough infection compared to seven per cent who had SUD. The study said those who took marijuana were most at risk with 7.8 cases showing breakthrough infections. The research was published in World Psychiatry which analysed 580,000 fully vaccinated people in the United States. Also Read: China rejects WHO calls for inspection of bat caves, animal farms The study said those with SUD were also likely to have a severe reaction to the virus which included hospitalisation and death. The study also emphasised that underlying health conditions and adverse socio-economic connected to health among people with SUD also contributed towards COVID-19 breakthrough cases. Also Read: COVID-19 | Covaxin gets emergency use nod for children aged 2-18 years The study comes as the World Health Organisation(WHO) recommended immunocompromised people should be given a booster shot due to the higher risk of breakthrough infections WHO's vaccine director Kate O'Brien said people with lower immunity should get a "third vaccination". Many parts of the world are still suffering from the virus. Russia on Monday had reported 957 deaths due to a virus which was close to the all-time high of 968 reported two days earlier. The virus was so far over claimed over 4.8 million lives worldwide with the United being the worst hit with over 51 million coronavirus cases and more than 714,000 fatalities. (With inputs from Agencies)

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<p>It was just a matter of time until the Netflix sensation, Squid Game, turned into a planned real-life event.</p>

<p>That is, a version of it without the murder and violence.</p>

<p>The survival thriller involving lethal children's games, which rapidly became one of Netflix's most-watched series ever, has been recreated for an event at the Korean Cultural Center in the UAE.&nbsp;<br />
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<strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/squid-game-south-koreas-latest-cultural-phenomenon-419009">Squid Game: South Korea's latest cultural phenomenon</a></strong></p>

<p>Contestants may now participate in a series of Korean children's games based on the show.</p>

<p>There will be no deaths or a $38 million cash reward, but players will have a chance to win a coveted green tracksuit worn by the show's protagonists.&nbsp;<br />
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<p>The games will be contested in two-hour tournament-style sessions on October 12.</p>

<p>To apply, candidates must complete a form with three questions about the series.</p>

<p>Participants will be dressed in Squid Game t-shirts, while the event personnel will be costumed in the pink circle, triangle, and square costumes worn by the in-show game facilitators.<br />
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<strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/subtitles-of-squid-game-change-the-meaning-of-the-show-fans-are-divided-on-this-418717" hreflang="en">Subtitles of 'Squid Game' change the meaning of the show? Fans are divided on this</a></strong></p>

<p>The Squid Game premiered on Netflix on September 17 and quickly became the highest-rated programme in 90 countries.</p>

<p>It's grown so popular, in fact, that sales of green tracksuits and white Vans have increased since its debut last month.&nbsp;</p>

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It was just a matter of time until the Netflix sensation, Squid Game, turned into a planned real-life event. That is, a version of it without the murder and violence.

It was just a matter of time until the Netflix sensation, Squid Game, turned into a planned real-life event. That is, a version of it without the murder and violence. The survival thriller involving lethal children's games, which rapidly became one of Netflix's most-watched series ever, has been recreated for an event at the Korean Cultural Center in the UAE. Squid Game: South Korea's latest cultural phenomenon Contestants may now participate in a series of Korean children's games based on the show. There will be no deaths or a $38 million cash reward, but players will have a chance to win a coveted green tracksuit worn by the show's protagonists. Also read | Squid Game: Why is such a violent show on its way to become number 1? × The games will be contested in two-hour tournament-style sessions on October 12. To apply, candidates must complete a form with three questions about the series. Participants will be dressed in Squid Game t-shirts, while the event personnel will be costumed in the pink circle, triangle, and square costumes worn by the in-show game facilitators. Subtitles of 'Squid Game' change the meaning of the show? Fans are divided on this The Squid Game premiered on Netflix on September 17 and quickly became the highest-rated programme in 90 countries. It's grown so popular, in fact, that sales of green tracksuits and white Vans have increased since its debut last month. (With inputs from agencies)

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<p>Britain's Prince Charles has revealed his old<strong> </strong>Aston Martin sports car runs partly on <strong>cheese waste</strong> and surplus white wine.</p>

<p>The car was gifted to him on his 21st birthday. <strong>Charles</strong>, 72, while speaking to BBC radio said he had asked the Aston Martin engineers to make the car environmentally friendly, although, it wasn't easy early on but the company relented and gave the prince his wish.</p>

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<p><strong>Aston Martin </strong>is popularly known as the "James Bond car" with superstar 007 actors through the decades always preferring to ride the glitzy car. &nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-a-slice-of-history-prince-charles-and-princess-diana-cake-sells-for-%C2%A31850-404829">Also Read |&nbsp; A slice of history: Prince Charles and Princess Diana cake sells for £1,850</a></p>

<p>Charles who is an avid environmentalist urged world leaders to address <strong>climate change</strong>. Charles said he was accused of being "anti-science" and "ridiculed" for a long time but he always believed in speaking about climate change.</p>

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<p>Charles also spoke about how he intends to reduce his own <strong>carbon footprint</strong>. He reportedly has&nbsp;a garden in his Balmoral estate and as far as his diet is concerned the prince informed that he doesn't eat meat and fish two&nbsp;days a week and stays away from dairy products once a week.</p>

<p><strong>Watch|&nbsp;Wuhan Coronavirus: Did homoeopathy cure Prince Charles?</strong></p>

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<p>World leaders are set to address the climate change crisis during the <strong>COP26 </strong>UN climate change summit this month which begins on October 31. Charles said he understood the frustration of climate campaigners who have been protesting for a long time.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-prince-charles-is-reportedly-not-keen-to-give-harry-and-meghans-son-archie-prince-title-392961">Also Read:&nbsp;Prince Charles is reportedly not keen to give Harry and Meghan's son Archie 'prince' title</a></p>

<p>Charles will be attending the COP26 at Glasgow along with other royal family members including his mother Queen Elizabeth II.</p>

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Britain's Prince Charles has revealed his old Aston Martin sports car runs partly on cheese waste and surplus white wine. The car was gifted to him on his 21st birthday.

Britain's Prince Charles has revealed his old Aston Martin sports car runs partly on cheese waste and surplus white wine. The car was gifted to him on his 21st birthday. Charles, 72, while speaking to BBC radio said he had asked the Aston Martin engineers to make the car environmentally friendly, although, it wasn't easy early on but the company relented and gave the prince his wish. Also Read: Prince Charles will give public greater access to royal residencies as king Aston Martin is popularly known as the "James Bond car" with superstar 007 actors through the decades always preferring to ride the glitzy car. Also Read | A slice of history: Prince Charles and Princess Diana cake sells for £1,850 Charles who is an avid environmentalist urged world leaders to address climate change. Charles said he was accused of being "anti-science" and "ridiculed" for a long time but he always believed in speaking about climate change. However, people on Twitter couldn't control their laughter. prince charles wine and cheese car HICK UP LOVE CHEESE 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/sgpaV34xor — SUMERSOULS PD RADIO PLUS PRS FOR MUSIC LICENCE (@sumersouls) October 11, 2021 × Charles, Prince of Wales prince charles wine and cheese car👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️🤣 pic.twitter.com/r8yXXHHEUk — SUMERSOULS PD RADIO PLUS PRS FOR MUSIC LICENCE (@sumersouls) October 11, 2021 × Prince Charles reveals he runs his car on caviar, liquified lobster, and champagne by products. Recommends it as a scalable solution for all cars. #PrinceCharles #lobsters — Zeev (@shtetlite) October 11, 2021 × Charles also spoke about how he intends to reduce his own carbon footprint. He reportedly has a garden in his Balmoral estate and as far as his diet is concerned the prince informed that he doesn't eat meat and fish two days a week and stays away from dairy products once a week. Watch| Wuhan Coronavirus: Did homoeopathy cure Prince Charles? World leaders are set to address the climate change crisis during the COP26 UN climate change summit this month which begins on October 31. Charles said he understood the frustration of climate campaigners who have been protesting for a long time. Also Read: Prince Charles is reportedly not keen to give Harry and Meghan's son Archie 'prince' title Charles will be attending the COP26 at Glasgow along with other royal family members including his mother Queen Elizabeth II. (With inputs from Agencies)

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<p>A strange brown blob washed ashore on an Australian beach, leaving viewers perplexed as to what the creature may be.</p>

<p>On Monday, a photo was uploaded to the Australian Native Animals Facebook page of a'sunburnt' mass sitting among the low tide.</p>

<p>The unnamed species was discovered near Kemp Beach in Yeppoon, on the southern end of Queensland's Great Barrier Reef.</p>

<p>While people offered their ideas for identifying the organism, eagle-eyed commentators appeared to agree that it was a tomato jellyfish.&nbsp;<br />
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<p>Several social media users speculated that it was a sea tomato jellyfish, a blob fish, or a clump of shark eggs.</p>

<p>According to marine researcher Dr. Lisa Gershwin, the jellyfish was most likely a lion's mane cyanea barkeri.&nbsp;<br />
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The species is not dangerous to people, although it can sting if handled by beachgoers.</p>

<p>When the jellyfish washes up on the beach, it may sometimes emit a foul odour, which acts as a natural deterrent to keep people away.</p>

<p>The blob fish is a member of the fathead sculpin family, which is found in marine waters in the Indian and Pacific seas, often in depths ranging from 100 to 2,800 metres.&nbsp;<br />
<br />
<em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


A strange brown blob washed ashore on an Australian beach, leaving viewers perplexed as to what the creature may be. On Monday, a photo was uploaded to the Australian Native Animals Facebook page of a'sunburnt' mass sitting among the low tide.

A strange brown blob washed ashore on an Australian beach, leaving viewers perplexed as to what the creature may be. On Monday, a photo was uploaded to the Australian Native Animals Facebook page of a'sunburnt' mass sitting among the low tide. The unnamed species was discovered near Kemp Beach in Yeppoon, on the southern end of Queensland's Great Barrier Reef. While people offered their ideas for identifying the organism, eagle-eyed commentators appeared to agree that it was a tomato jellyfish. Several social media users speculated that it was a sea tomato jellyfish, a blob fish, or a clump of shark eggs. According to marine researcher Dr. Lisa Gershwin, the jellyfish was most likely a lion's mane cyanea barkeri. The species is not dangerous to people, although it can sting if handled by beachgoers. When the jellyfish washes up on the beach, it may sometimes emit a foul odour, which acts as a natural deterrent to keep people away. The blob fish is a member of the fathead sculpin family, which is found in marine waters in the Indian and Pacific seas, often in depths ranging from 100 to 2,800 metres. (With inputs from agencies)

Mysterious brown creature washes up on a beach in Australia

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<p>A 6-year-old girl won a court lawsuit against the Egyptian Ministry of Education after a primary school in Beheira governorate refused her admission in the second grade.</p>

<p>The presiding judge of the Alexandria Administrative Court, Mohamed Abdel-Wahab Khafagy, ordered that the little girl be awarded LE (Egyptian pounds) 3,000 in compensation for the moral damage she has suffered as a result of being denied admission to the second grade by Abu El Matamir school despite passing the first grade.</p>

<p>According to the Akhbar El You daily, "I enjoy learning and am an excellent student."I can also draw very well, and here are some examples of my work. I was five years and several months old [at the time] and had completed grade 1 at my Wadi El Natroun school, where I was rated first.</p>

<p>"However, my father relocated our residency to Abu El Matamir."</p>

<p>In the same village, one of my neighbours accompanied me.</p>

<p>Her father was a prominent official who was able to enrol her at a nearby school, but the principal of the Abu al-Matamir school told me, 'You are too young [to be in grade 2] and either re-join grade 1, or you must go to Wadi al-Natrun every day.'That is why I informed my father that we needed to see a judge."&nbsp;</p>

<p>The sitting judge then asked her, "What made you wait a whole year to complain to force the school to enrol you in second grade?"</p>

<p>"I didn't want to burden my father with the costs of the litigation," she explained.</p>

<p>He is a farmer who does not make a lot of money.</p>

<p>But I, Mr Judge, saved 100 Egyptian pounds from my pocket money for the entire year, forcing me to retake grade 1 courses.</p>

<p>Following a hearing on her case, the court ruled that the Ministry of Education give the little girl LE (Egyptian pound) 3,000 in moral reparation.</p>

<p>The judge further stated that his decision is unassailable.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


A 6-year-old girl won a court lawsuit against the Egyptian Ministry of Education after a primary school in Beheira governorate refused her admission in the second grade.

A 6-year-old girl won a court lawsuit against the Egyptian Ministry of Education after a primary school in Beheira governorate refused her admission in the second grade. The presiding judge of the Alexandria Administrative Court, Mohamed Abdel-Wahab Khafagy, ordered that the little girl be awarded LE (Egyptian pounds) 3,000 in compensation for the moral damage she has suffered as a result of being denied admission to the second grade by Abu El Matamir school despite passing the first grade. According to the Akhbar El You daily, "I enjoy learning and am an excellent student."I can also draw very well, and here are some examples of my work. I was five years and several months old [at the time] and had completed grade 1 at my Wadi El Natroun school, where I was rated first. "However, my father relocated our residency to Abu El Matamir." In the same village, one of my neighbours accompanied me. Her father was a prominent official who was able to enrol her at a nearby school, but the principal of the Abu al-Matamir school told me, 'You are too young [to be in grade 2] and either re-join grade 1, or you must go to Wadi al-Natrun every day.'That is why I informed my father that we needed to see a judge." The sitting judge then asked her, "What made you wait a whole year to complain to force the school to enrol you in second grade?" "I didn't want to burden my father with the costs of the litigation," she explained. He is a farmer who does not make a lot of money. But I, Mr Judge, saved 100 Egyptian pounds from my pocket money for the entire year, forcing me to retake grade 1 courses. Following a hearing on her case, the court ruled that the Ministry of Education give the little girl LE (Egyptian pound) 3,000 in moral reparation. The judge further stated that his decision is unassailable. (With inputs from agencies)

Six-year-old girl sues Egypt's Ministry of Education with her savings, wins the case

<p data-changed="false" data-paragraphid="3">While Facebook has been introducing new features to Instagram, the photo-sharing site has been accused for negatively impacting teens' mental health.</p>

<p data-changed="false" data-paragraphid="5">As a result, in order to protect young minds from engaging with dangerous information on Instagram, Facebook has stated that a new "Take a Break" function would be added to Instagram shortly.</p>

<p data-changed="false" data-paragraphid="6">In an interview with CNN, Facebook's Vice President of Global Affairs, Nick Clegg, acknowledged this development.</p>

<p data-changed="false" data-paragraphid="7">During the interview, CNN reporter Dana Bash questioned Clegg about comments made by Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen, who testified before Congress that Instagram is harmful to children.&nbsp;</p>

<p data-changed="false" data-paragraphid="8">With the new 'take a break' and 'nudge' features, Facebook intends to identify whether a kid is viewing the same content often, and if that content "may not be beneficial to their well-being," it will encourage them to look at different stuff.</p>

<p data-changed="false" data-paragraphid="9">This would simply be a push, not a forced refresh of the feed, so it would still be up to the adolescent user to decide what material they want to see on Instagram.</p>

<p data-changed="false" data-paragraphid="10">There is no set date for the release of these features, but testing will begin soon.&nbsp;</p>

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While Facebook has been introducing new features to Instagram, the photo-sharing site has been accused for negatively impacting teens' mental health. As a result, in order to protect young minds from engaging with dangerous information on Instagram, Facebook has stated that a new "Take a Break" function would be added to Instagram shortly.

While Facebook has been introducing new features to Instagram, the photo-sharing site has been accused for negatively impacting teens' mental health. As a result, in order to protect young minds from engaging with dangerous information on Instagram, Facebook has stated that a new "Take a Break" function would be added to Instagram shortly. In an interview with CNN, Facebook's Vice President of Global Affairs, Nick Clegg, acknowledged this development. During the interview, CNN reporter Dana Bash questioned Clegg about comments made by Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen, who testified before Congress that Instagram is harmful to children. With the new 'take a break' and 'nudge' features, Facebook intends to identify whether a kid is viewing the same content often, and if that content "may not be beneficial to their well-being," it will encourage them to look at different stuff. This would simply be a push, not a forced refresh of the feed, so it would still be up to the adolescent user to decide what material they want to see on Instagram. There is no set date for the release of these features, but testing will begin soon. (With inputs from agencies)

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