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Walking in a winter wonderland! Pregnant Anne Hathaway positively beamed while on a stroll with her husband, Adam Shulman, in the brisk NYC weather on Friday, December 18.PHOTOS: Kim Kardashian's 2nd pregnancy style
Hathaway, 33, looked radiant in a black wool coat, a black turtleneck, skinny jeans and patent leather dress shoes. Shulman, 34, was more casual in a blue sweater and light-wash denim. As Us Weekly confirmed on November 27, the Oscar-winning actress is expecting her first child with her husband of three years.
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While Hathaway covered her baby bump on Friday, she gave Us a better glimpse of her growing tummy two weeks earlier in a menswear-inspired outfit.
Hathaway donned a jacket and blouse on Saturday, December 5, while out to dinner in Los Angeles. On that occasion, she paired the look with skinny jeans, a black scarf, and matching ankle booties.
Hathaway has been vocal about wanting to become a mom. In a candid interview with The Hollywood Reporter shortly after saying “I do” to Shulman in 2012, the Les Miserables

Totally 'gram-worthy! Anne Hathaway, who's currently expecting her first child with her husband, Adam Shulman, shared a photo of her pregnant bikini body and her growing baby bump on Monday, January 4.
In the beach snapshot, Hathaway beams on the beach in a red bikini, and adorably cradles her burgeoning bump. "So, posting a bikini pic is a little out of character for me," the Oscar-winning actress, 33, admitted to her 1.8 million followers on Instagram. "But just now while I was at the beach I noticed I was being photographed. I figure if this kind of photo is going to be out in the world it should at least be an image that makes me happy (and be one that was taken with my consent. And with a filter :)"
The Princess Diaries actress concluded her message with a sweet note to fans. "Wishing you love, light and blessings for the year ahead!" the star wrote, signing off in her caption as "Annie."
Us Weekly confirmed in November that Hathaway is expecting her first child with her jeweler husband, a little over three years after they tied the knot.
In November 2012, the then-newlywed Hathaway shared with The Hollywood Reporter that she and Shulman were thinking about growing their family. "I hope to join the ranks soon," the Devil Wears Prada star said of motherhood. “I really want to have a baby.”

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We’ve been on Kanye West Watch ever since he released “Only One” last New Year’s Eve. Later he announced that his new album would be titled SWISH (as opposed to So Help Me God). Still no word on the highly anticipated album release, but tonight Kanye’s wife Kim Kardashian gave us the heads up about a new track and now we’ve got “FACTS” (listen) to ring in 2016. It’s a “Jumpman” soundalike in which Yeezy disses Nike and references Kimoji, Odell Beckham, Steve Harvey, and Bill Cosby — very timely! “FACTS” is produced by Southside and Metro Boomin, and you can listen below.

William Guest, a member of Gladys Knight and the Pips, has died aged 74. (photo: Associated Press)Gladys Knight is asking God to look after one of her beloved band members who has died.Knight and her brother, Merald “Bubba” Knight, released a statement Sunday about Pips member William Guest, who died last week at 74 of congestive heart failure.“We have lost many along the way; Edward Patten, Eleanor Guest, and now William Guest,” Gladys Knight said. “We tried using our gifts of music in a way that would be pleasing to God. Please, take care of their journeys home and I say thank you Lord for a long and wonderful ride.”William Guest, Member of Gladys Knight & the Pips, Dies at 74Merald Knight said Guest was “more like a ‘big’ brother to me than a distant cousin.”“From day one, when the Pips were formed, we were two Road Warriors, succeeding against the odds of the show business,” Knight said.

In addition to many of the Pips’ hit singles, Guest sang backup vocals on the 1973 recording “Midnight Train to Georgia,” which won a Grammy and topped the Billboard Hot 100.

The holiday season is a time for families to reunite and, in some cases, forgive and forget past differences. And it looks like Guns N’ Roses is doing the same thing.

The band’s official website has recently been updated with their classic logo, the very literal guns in roses. And on December 24th, their Facebook page changed their profile picture to that of a screaming crowd. Now they’ve even latched on to the biggest buzz out this year – Star Wars. A short teaser of a crowd going wild, to the tune of “Welcome to the Jungle”, has reportedly been attached to screenings of the new Force Awakens movie.
All this points to an upcoming reunion tour in 2016, one involving the two central GN’R members, Slash and Axl Rose.
Their well-known frigid relationship has only increased demand for a reunion of the classic line-up. In 2009, Axl Rose told Billboard, “…the two of us will die before a reunion.” But earlier this year, Slash mentioned that they’ve since patched things up, saying their supposed reconciliation was “long overdue.” Whether or not either of them is being sincere is almost beside the point – a reunion tour would without a doubt yield massive sales.

Natalie Cole's 10 Biggest Billboard Hits

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January 1, 2016

Natalie Cole, who died at 65 on Thursday, Dec. 31, was a force on Billboard’s charts for four decades with her unique mix of sweet, soulful R&B.

Cole arrived with “This Will Be.” The hopeful, upbeat love song entered the Billboard Hot 100 dated Aug. 30, 1975, and became her first top 10 on the chart, reaching No. 6 that November. A year later, Cole added her second top 10, the No. 5-peaking “I’ve Got Love on My Mind.” The No. 10-peaking “Our Love” would follow in 1978. click here to join web hosting

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Cole would stage a Hot 100 renaissance in the late ‘80s, led by 1988’s Bruce Springsteen cover “Pink Cadillac,” which tied for her highest-charting hit (No. 5). She’d score her fifth and final Hot 100 top 10 in 1989, “Miss You Like Crazy” (No. 7). Still, the '90s brought more chart honors. In 1990, Cole’s Pretty Woman soundtrack song “Wild Women Do” climbed to No. 34 and, in 1991, “Unforgettable,” her virtual duet (a technological marvel at the time) with her late father, R&B icon Nat King Cole, rose to No. 14.

The younger Cole’s history on Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs is even more robust: 17 top 10s, including six No. 1s. In fact, she arrived with three straight No. 1s on the chart in 1975-76: “This Will Be,” “Inseparable” and “Sophisticated Lady (She’s a Different Lady).” In 1977, “I’ve Got Love on My Mind” would become her longest-leading No. 1 on the ranking (five weeks). She appeared on Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs as recently as 2006.

Cole was likewise a regular visitor to the Billboard 200 albums chart, placing 25 titles on the survey from 1975 to 2013. Her first, Inseparable, reached No. 18. Her third, Unpredictable, became her first top 10, hitting No. 8 in 1977. In 1991, she reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200 at last, for five weeks, with Unforgettable. The set has sold 6.2 million copies to date, according to Nielsen Music, and won the 1992 Grammy Award for album of the year, as well as five additional Grammys, including record of the year for its David Foster-produced title track.

In honor of Cole, here is a look at her 10 biggest Billboard Hot 100 hits:

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British actor Idris Elba poses during a photocall prior to a screening of the film "Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom" at the UNESCO headquarters in Paris. Elba was awarded an OBE (Officer of the Order of the British Empire) in the Queen's 2016 New Year's Honours List.

Veteran actress Barbara Windsor — familiar for decades since her work on the Carry On films — Wednesday was given a damehood for her services, and celebrated "Swan Lake" choreographer Matthew Bourne was made a knight in recognition of his string of innovative successes.
Other honors were given to revered actress Imelda Staunton, made a Commander of the British Empire for her stellar stage work, and Luther star Idris Elba — touted as a possible future James Bond — who was awarded the Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, or OBE.
Britain's honors are bestowed twice a year by the monarch at New Year's and on her official birthday in June. Recipients are selected by committees of civil servants from nominations made by the government and the public.
The honors last a lifetime and convey serious prestige: knights are addressed as "sir" and dames are called "dame." Recipients of the lesser honors have no title but can put the letters after their names.
Veteran Welsh stage actress Sian Philips was also made a dame, and actors David Oyelowo — who recently played Martin Luther King Jr. in the film "Selma" — and James Nesbitt got OBEs. The honor's list goes far beyond entertainment. This year the queen's list has recognized the work of injured Falklands war veteran Simon Weston, who has founded a charity to help others suffering grave disfigurement cope with the massive changes to their lives.
Weston has refused to let his severe injuries and resulting disfigurement keep him in the shadows, and his charity has done the same for others. He was made a Commander of the British Empire in recognition.
"When I was injured, I feared that I would never be relevant again — not just in a military sense but also as a human being. Maybe it was my bullishness or my military background, but I was not going to let that happen," he said. "The charity Changing Faces recently published figures saying that 70% of people with a disfigurement don't go outside. I hope that with me being in the public eye it can inspire others — that you can live your life and can enjoy it despite what has happened."
Honors also go to Dr. Michael Jacobs, who received a knighthood for helping three British health care workers who contracted the Ebola virus while trying to prevent its spread in west Africa. Dr. Timothy Brooks received a CBE for leading the British laboratory response to the Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone, and many other awards were made to Britons involved with the crisis response.
On the political front, there was some controversy over the knighthood awarded to Lynton Crosby, a prominent architect of Prime Minister David Cameron's general election strategy. On a lighter note, the queen recognized the man who designs many of her own one-of-a-kind outfits. Designer Stewart Parvin was made a member of the Royal Victorian Order.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel poses after recording her New Year's speech at the chancellery in Berlin, Germany, Wednesday, Dec. 30, 2015. (Hannibal Hanschke/Pool Photo via AP)

Merkel says in her speech which will be aired on public Television at 1700GMT Thursday: "Thank you for the overwhelming and really moving wave of spontaneous helpfulness that we experienced this year, when so many people came via often life-threatening ways to us looking for refuge."
The chancellor said that if tackled the right way, the integration of the many new arrivals would be opportunity for the country in the future. She warned that society should not become divided over the issue and made clear there's no room for those expressing hatred toward the newcomers.

Manchester United's manager Louis van Gaal arrives for the English Premier League soccer match between Manchester United and Chelsea at Old Trafford Stadium, Manchester, England, Monday, Dec. 28, 2015.

That's how far a mighty club has fallen, with the stalemate with Chelsea on Monday appearing to give some breathing space for under-pressure manager Louis van Gaal. Lose to manager-less and relegation-threatened Swansea at Old Trafford on Saturday, though, and United will put Van Gaal even closer to the brink.
The record 20-time English champions are winless in their last eight games in all competitions, marking their worst run of form since 1990, and have collected only three points from their last six league games. Almost as worrying for United is that the team has scored only one goal in its last four home games.
Van Gaal may say he enjoys the backing of the United board, and has backtracked on previous comments that he could quit as manager, but there might be no way back if Swansea leaves Old Trafford with three points.
Put simply, 2016 has to start better than 2015 ended for the Dutchman. "If anything, we are all playing for our own futures as well," United defender Chris Smalling said, with the team having fallen five places adrift of the Champions League places.
On paper, Swansea looks the ideal opponent for United to get back to winning ways: No manager following Garry Monk's firing on Dec. 9, one place above the bottom three, only one away win — against last-place Aston Villa — this campaign. Yet the Welsh club has won its last three games against United, all 2-1, including a home-and-away league double last season.
What Van Gaal must ensure is that United plays the same way as against Chelsea, when his players were more positive, took more risks with their passing and looked to play more forward. United's fans could see the team was trying and seemed to warm to Van Gaal and his players. But how long will the goodwill last?
"Inside of the club, the players are willing to fight for every meter, the manager is willing to fight, the members of staff are willing to fight and the board is very confident in the staff and the manager," Van Gaal said.
Above sixth-place United, the top four is separated by just four points heading into the second half of the season. It is the most unpredictable of title races, with surely few predicting that Leicester and Tottenham would be in the Champions League positions at the turn of the year.
Here's what else to look out for this weekend, as the grueling run of matches in the festive period comes to an end:

ASSIST KING

Arsenal playmaker Mesut Ozil has 16 assists so far this season, and is only four off the Premier League record held by Thierry Henry. Ozil must like his chances of getting even closer on Saturday when his table-topping side hosts Newcastle at Emirates Stadium.
Henry, one of Arsenal's greatest players, set the record in the 2002-03 season and believes it will get broken by Ozil.
"The guy is just amazing," Henry said. "Finally we're starting to see what type of player he can be . It's his vision, he always puts the ball where you need it. He sees everything, and when you play with a player like that, anything can happen at any time."
Arsenal is ahead of Leicester on goal difference, with Man City three points back in third place.

DOUBLE ACT

It seems Leicester hot-shots Jamie Vardy and Riyad Mahrez have some competition as the most lethal double act in the Premier League — Watford pair Odion Ighalo and Troy Deeney.
Ighalo has scored in each of his last six games heading into Saturday's match against Man City at Vicarage Road, and finished 2015 with 30 league goals for the year — the best in English football.
Deeney, meanwhile, has six goals and four assists in his last 10 games.
They are the reason why promoted Watford is only two points off the European positions, and must be relishing the prospect of facing a City defense missing captain Vincent Kompany (calf).

LEICESTER REPRIEVE

Leicester's surprising title challenge was supposed to falter in a six-game run that included matches against Chelsea, Man City, Man United, Liverpool and Everton. Yet the team lost only once in that period and looks to be the real deal.
Things get slightly easier for Leicester in January, starting against Bournemouth on Saturday.
Also Saturday, it's: West Ham vs. Liverpool; Norwich vs. Southampton; Sunderland vs. Aston Villa; and West Bromwich Albion vs. Stoke. On Sunday, it's: Crystal Palace vs. Chelsea; and Everton vs. Tottenham.

Manchester United's manager Louis van Gaal leaves at the end of the English Premier League soccer match between Manchester United and Chelsea at Old Trafford Stadium, Manchester, England, Monday, Dec. 28, 2015.

Lagging behind in the race for Champions League qualification, Chelsea, Manchester United and Liverpool could be the most active of the country's major powers as they look for a strong finish to arguably the most unpredictable season in the Premier League's 24-year history.
Then there's the scramble to avoid the costliest-ever relegation from England's top division. Next season ushers in the start of the Premier League's new three-year TV deal worth a record $8 billion, and no club will want to miss out on a share of that bounty.
So, count on England being the place where most deals are done over the next month, as usual. Last January, English clubs were easily the biggest spenders, splashing out about 130 million pounds (then $213 million) to shatter the record for the season as a whole at 760 million pounds (then $1.25 billion).
Top teams operating strategic transfer plans rarely do major deals in this period. Likely targets can be ruled out of the Champions League and managers can be scared off by inflated prices. This season could be different.
Chelsea is in 14th place, three points above the relegation zone, in the most woeful title defense that the Premier League has seen. A top new signing by caretaker coach Guus Hiddink could inspire a revival, and the striker department needs refreshing.
"The window is wide open," Hiddink said Wednesday. Just as it will be at Man United, where Anthony Martial and Wayne Rooney are the only two strikers at a club struggling to score goals. A world-class striker could make all the difference for under-pressure United manager Louis van Gaal, who is likely to add to the $375 million he's already spent in his 18 months in charge.
It is Juergen Klopp's first transfer window since becoming Liverpool manager. Will he return to his old hunting ground of Germany to bolster Liverpool's squad? It will also be interesting to see whether Leicester, remarkably in second place after half of the Premier League campaign, splashes out to stay in the title contention. And if the team manages to keep hold of striker Jamie Vardy.
On Wednesday, Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger said it would be a "busy" month for his club, with a midfielder needed to solve an injury crisis. Here is a look around the continent:

SPAIN

Barcelona has been unable to register new players until January because of a FIFA-imposed transfer ban, so 2015 signings Arda Turan and Aleix Vidal have spent the last six months training away from the squad.
Turan joined Barcelona from Atletico Madrid in July and is expected to reinforce the club's left flank. Vidal arrived from Sevilla and likely will be the back-up for Dani Alves at right back.
Real Madrid made a mess of trying to sign goalkeeper David de Gea from Manchester United at the end of the last transfer window and embattled club president Florentino Perez may try to make amends.
However, Spanish clubs don't usually spend big on January acquisitions and there has been no major speculation about any major signings.

GERMANY

In the Bundesliga, Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund are likely to give up some rarely used players rather than bring in major new signings.
Bayern's situation is made more complicated by the upcoming departure of coach Pep Guardiola, so any new players would probably have to be cleared by incoming coach Carlo Ancelotti, who will try hard to stay out of the limelight and not to seem to be interfering in Guardiola's job.
Dortmund has already given up attacking midfielder Jonas Hofmann to Borussia Moenchengladbach.
Many top German coaches don't like signing new players in mid-season, considering them expensive and risky.

FRANCE

Defending French champion Paris Saint-Germain has fielded questions about the possible departures of Argentina forward Ezequiel Lavezzi and Italy goalkeeper Salvatore Sirigu, who has played only two matches this season following the arrival of Kevin Trapp from Frankfurt.
PSG coach Laurent Blanc dismissed talk of transfers during PSG's winter training camp this week in Qatar, noting that none of his players are out of contract in January.

AP Sports Writers John Leicester in Paris and Nesha Starcevic in Frankfurt, and Associated Press writer Harold Heckle in Madrid contributed to this report.

Tourists make pictures as an armed policeman guards the Grand Place in Brussels on Tuesday, Dec. 29, 2015. Two people have been arrested in Belgium on suspicion of planning attacks in Brussels during the holidays, the federal prosecutor's office said Tuesday. A source close to the investigation said the Belgian capital's main square, thronged this time of year with holiday shoppers and strollers, was one of the suspected targets.

The Federal Prosecutor's Office said Thursday the police searches were executed in the morning in various Brussels-area locations. It said a magistrate will decide whether arrest warrants should be issued against six people brought in for questioning.
Two men have already been arrested in connection with the suspected plot, both members of a motorcycle club. On Thursday, a judge ordered them held for another month.

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A election official writes as people cast their ballots during elections in Bangui, Central African Republic, Wednesday, Dec. 30, 2015. Thousands in Central African Republic's capital voted Wednesday in national elections with hope that a new president will lead to greater stability after years of violence.

The National Electoral Authority said lines were moving until polling stations closed in Wednesday's vote. No violence was reported. The African Union observation mission head said that no major issues were seen. However, voters and candidates remarked that names were missing from ballots and some materials were not available.
Voters are choosing a government to replace the transitional leaders put in place in 2014. More than 1.8 million people were registered to vote at more than 500 polling stations nationwide. United Nations peacekeepers and national security forces provided security at polling stations.
The nation has been rocked by unrest since March 2013.

Liverpool's Christian Benteke, right, celebrates his goal during the English Premier League soccer match between Sunderland and Liverpool at the Stadium of Light, Sunderland, England, Wednesday, Dec. 30, 2015.

The striker pounced on a flicked pass from Adam Lallana to place a low finish into the bottom corner, just 22 seconds into the second half. Benteke earned Liverpool a 1-0 victory over Leicester on Saturday, too.
Liverpool climbed to seventh in the standings, tied for points with Manchester United but behind its great rival on goal difference, and five points off the top four with exactly half the season gone.
Sunderland stayed next to last with its fifth straight loss in December, and fell seven points from safety as recently hired manager Sam Allardyce struggles to turn around the fortunes of the perennial relegation contender. Sunderland's home game against last-place Aston Villa on Saturday assumes even greater significance.
It was Benteke's sixth goal in seven career games against Sunderland — more than he has scored against any other club — and another step in the right direction for a player who hasn't been a regular since joining from Aston Villa for 32.5 million pounds (then $50.7 million) in July.
"I came to Liverpool to try to score a lot of goals, I'm in good shape," said Benteke, who has six league goals this season. "I hope I can keep it up." Some have questioned whether the tall, imposing Benteke fits into the high-tempo, high-energy style of play favored by Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp, and he said this week that he has been told by the German coach to "run more."
Benteke prodded in a scrappy winner against Leicester on Saturday, but this one was more clinical, pouncing on Lallana's flick of Nathaniel Clyne's forward pass to find space behind Sunderland's defense and locate the far corner with a low finish. Lallana later acknowledged he didn't intend for the ball to reach Benteke.

Chief Frank Kokori, a human rights activist and former labour union leader, has said the south-south is not part of the struggle for the creation of a Biafra Republic.
He condemned the Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra for saying the south-south was a part of Biafra, The Punch reports.
Kokori was reacting to that anybody who says that Akwa Ibom, Rivers, Bayelsa and Cross River states were not part of Biafra was deceiving himself.
MASSOB said Biafra comprises all the states of the former eastern region, including the Anioma community in Delta state.
Kokori, who is an indigene of Delta state wondered how the south-south region could be part of the struggle for Biafra when most Igbo people had refused to abandon their businesses outside the south-east to join the Biafran agitation at home.
He said: “So, we in Delta State have never been part of Biafra. Anything that is Biafran today is purely in the South-East which does not include Rivers, Bayelsa , Cross River and Akwa Ibom.

“These states are not part of this new Biafran joke. To me, it is a joke. The Biafra of Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu was a serious issue. What people like Ralph Uwazuruike of MASSOB and Nnamdi Kanu of IPOB are doing is trivialising the serious struggle of Ojukwu.
“They are not even serious; they don’t know what they want. What they want is not viable and so they are just trivialising. Is Biafra today possible with five landlocked South-East states?”
According to him, MASSOB and other pro-Biafran agitators were jokers trying to exploit the oil-rich Niger Delta and to deceive Nigerians.
He noted that the creation of a Biafra Republic could spell doom for the south-east as the geopolitical zone is landlocked and not strategic for international commerce.
The human rights activists therefore, called on Igbo leaders to caution the pro-Biafran agitators who had no idea of the implication of their demand.
He also asked the federal government to release Nnamdi Kanu, the director of Radio Biafra, who has been in the custody of the Department of State Services, for the sake of peace with a stern warning not to toy with treason again.
Meanwhile, by operatives of the DSS despite court rulings.

The naira has on Wednesday, December 30, 2015, strengthened against the dollar on the parallel market, the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports.
This is coming at a time when Nigerian are groaning about the increasing exchange rate of the dollar to the naira and as currency speculators are expressing fears that the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) might come up with policies that might be unfavourable to them in 2016.

Naira strenghtens against the Dollar at the parallel market.

In the new development, the naira gained N1 to appreciate about 0.4 per cent, to exchange at N226 to the dollar against the previous N227.
At the official inter-bank window however, the naira remained at N197 to the dollar just as available apex bank’s record puts the price of crude oil at 36.09 dollars.
The currency speculators are now envisaging that the apex bank might come up with policies that would affect them negatively in the new year.

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new manager Guus Hiddink to re-sign one of Chelsea’s former strikers back to Stamford Bridge, Daily Star reports.
Romelu Lukaku was signed by Chelsea in 2011. However, he made only 10 appearances for the Blues without scoring. He spent most of his Chelsea contract on loan with West Bromwich and Everton. In 2014 he joined Everton permanently. He has scored 23 times in 54 appearances for the club.

According to the rumours, Drogba is expected to return to Chelsea shortly in a coaching role and is still in close contact with Lukaku who could cost Hiddink’s side £32 million.
The source reports that Drogba feels that Lukaku could prove the perfect replacement for Diego Costa, who has struggled for form this season and was booed by some supporters following Jose Mourinho’s departure.

A man dressed as a female has been reportedly caught and arrested on suspicion of terrorist attack on Friday morning at the ECWA church in Biliri LGA in Gombe state.
Muslim youths who were reportedly guarding the church on Christmas day apprehended an alleged suicide bomber in his late twenties who was carrying the explosives, The Whistler reports.
However, the police in Gombe state has later reported that no explosive device was found on the suspect.
Fwaje Atajiri, the police public relations officer in the state, confirmed the arrest and said the suspect was being questioned.
Faruk Dankuka, the chairman of caretaker committee of Billiri local government council of Gombe state, also looked into the matter and after an investigation he debunked rumors about the bomber.

Suspected cross-dresser who allegedly planned Christmas day suicide bombing attack at the ECWA church in Gombe.

“Police arrested someone in Komta village, but the news has started going round that the suspect was trying to plant a bomb. The information we gathered from police is that no device was found with him. He was just one of those that dresses like women.
“From the ongoing investigation, the man could be one of the homosexuals. For now, nobody can say he is a suicide bomber or not until investigation is concluded,” Dankuka said.
Dankuka called on the people to continue to live in peace and to be their brothers’ keeper at all times as well as to be security-conscious.

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Syrian refugee Hind Salem, who fled with her family from the central Syrian town of Palmyra, from Russian airstrikes, sits on the ground with her kids at their unfurnished home, in the Turkish-Syrian border city of Reyhanli, southern Turkey. "We had no intention to leave our country at all. But the Russian airstrikes made us leave," she said. A new report by a human rights watchdog group accuses Russia of using cluster munitions and unguided bombs on civilian areas in Syria in attacks that it says have killed hundreds of people. The report by Amnesty International released Wednesday, Dec. 23, 2015 says there has been a surge in reports of the use of cluster munitions in the areas being targeted by Russian forces since Moscow formally joined the conflict Sept. 30.

The report by Amnesty International said there has been a surge in reports of cluster munitions dropped in areas targeted by Russian forces since Moscow formally joined the conflict Sept. 30. Cluster munitions are by nature indiscriminate and often leave unexploded bomblets on the ground. These can maim and kill civilians long after the cessation of hostilities.
The report focuses on six attacks in Homs, Idlib and Aleppo provinces between September and November which it says killed at least 200 civilians. It denounced Russia's "shameful failure" to acknowledge civilian killings.
"Some Russian air strikes appear to have directly attacked civilians or civilian objects by striking residential areas with no evident military target and even medical facilities, resulting in deaths and injuries to civilians," said Philip Luther, director of Amnesty's Middle East and North Africa program. "Such attacks may amount to war crimes," he said.
The accusations follow a report by New York-based Human Rights Watch last week which said cluster munitions were used on at least 20 occasions since Syria and Russia began their joint offensive on Sept. 30.
Russian officials have repeatedly rejected such accusations, and residents and opposition activists inside Syria acknowledge they have no way of knowing for sure whether the attacks are carried out by Russia or the Syrian military.
When asked Monday about allegations that Russia is using cluster bombs, Russian President Vladimir Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the Russian military in Syria operates in line with international law.
"Russia is conducting its operation in strict conformity with principles and norms of the international law, including those sections of the international law that regulate using and bans on using one or another type of weapons," Peskov told reporters.
Russia says its airstrikes are aimed at the Islamic State group and other "terrorists," but Western officials and Syrian rebels say most of the strikes have focused on central and northern Syria, where IS does not have a strong presence.

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Check out the top 10 craziest celebrity cars in the world!

10. David Beckham's $407,000 Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead: This Soccer Player Managed To Transform A Pimp Mobile Into A Family Car

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9. Rick Ross's $430,000 Maybach 57: Yes, He Named His Label After His Car

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8. Jay Leno's $500,000 Mercedes SLR McLaren: This Man's Car Collection Is Legendary

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7. Nicolas Cage's $670,000 Ferrari Enzo: One Of Only 399 Ever Made

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6. Jerry Seinfeld's $700,000 Porsche 959: One Of The 46 Porsches In His Extravagant Garage

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5. Kanye West's $750,000 Lamborghini Aventador: The Ultimate Stealth-mobile

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3. Birdman's $2,000,000 Bugatti Veyron: What It Looks Like When You Own Cash Money

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