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World War 2 bomb found at Dortmund’s stadium

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Borussia Dortmund’s Westfalenstadion stadium was evacuated on Thursday after an unexploded WWII bomb was found during renovation work, the club announced. The 250kg bomb (551 lbs) was found during morning work on the stadium’s VIP area and the surrounding area was quickly evacuated with a scheduled press conference moved to the club’s training ground.  The bomb, believed to have been of British origin, was expected to be defused in the afternoon. Dortmund, German champions in 2011 and 2012, host rivals Schalke on Saturday in the Ruhr Valley derby with a sell-out 80,700-capacity crowd expected.  Borussia will also play their next Champions League match at the Westfalenstadion on March 18 when they host Juventus looking to over-turn a 2-1 defeat from the last 16, first-leg clash<div id="stcpDiv" style="left: -1988px; position: absolute; top: -1999px;">
Borussia
 Dortmund’s Westfalenstadion stadium was evacuated on Thursday after an 
unexploded WWII bomb was found during renovation work, the club 
announced. The 250kg bomb (551 lbs) was found during morning work on the
 stadium’s VIP area and the surrounding area was quickly evacuated with a
 scheduled press conference moved to the club’s training ground.<br />

The bomb, believed to have been of British origin, was expected to be
 defused in the afternoon. Dortmund, German champions in 2011 and 2012, 
host rivals Schalke on Saturday in the Ruhr Valley derby with a sell-out
 80,700-capacity crowd expected.<br />

Borussia will also play their next Champions League match at the 
Westfalenstadion on March 18 when they host Juventus looking to 
over-turn a 2-1 defeat from the last 16, first-leg clash.<br />
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Borussia
 Dortmund’s Westfalenstadion stadium was evacuated on Thursday after an 
unexploded WWII bomb was found during renovation work, the club 
announced. The 250kg bomb (551 lbs) was found during morning work on the
 stadium’s VIP area and the surrounding area was quickly evacuated with a
 scheduled press conference moved to the club’s training ground.<br />

World War 2 bomb found at Dortmund’s stadium

Borussia Dortmund’s Westfalenstadion stadium was evacuated on Thursday after an unexploded WWII bomb was found during renovation work, the club announced. The 250kg bomb (551 lbs) was found during mo…

26 Feb 2015

Bride kills husband 3 days after wedding

Bride kills husband 3 days after wedding

An 18-year-old girl, Rahma Hussain, yesterday killed her husband in Darmanawa area of Tarauni LGA of Kano State, Daily Trust gathered. She stabbed her husband, 25-year-old Tijjani Bashir, several t…

26 Feb 2015

German serial killer nurse jailed for life

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A German hospital nurse was sentenced to life in prison Thursday for murdering two patients who were victims of a suspected wider killing spree that he says claimed 30 lives. The 38-year-old man, identified only as Niels H., has admitted to injecting his patients with lethal drug doses in a bid to try to revive them and shine as a saviour before his medical peers.  “The accused is sentenced to life in prison,” said the presiding judge, finding the defendant guilty of two murders and two attempted murders, and noting the “severity” of the crimes. He was on trial for causing the patients’ deaths in an intensive care ward in northern Germany a decade ago, but admitted during the trial that he had played his deadly game on 90 patients, leading to 30 deaths.  Authorities said Monday they would exhume the bodies of more former patients to test them for traces of the lethal doses of heart medicine amid fears H. is one of the worst serial killers in German post-war history. The sweeping investigation is looking into some 200 fatalities recorded at the hospital where he worked and at his previous places of employment, to find out whether the four cases are only the tip of the iceberg.  The defendant has admitted he injected critically ill patients with lethal doses of heart medicine so he could then show off his skills in resuscitating them at the Delmenhorst hospital near the northern city of Bremen. “Usually the decision to do it was relatively spontaneous,” the handcuffed defendant — who was not fully named under Germany’s strict court reporting rules and has shielded his face behind a paper folder — told the chamber last week.  “There was a tension there, and an expectation of what would happen next,” said the tall and heavy-set man, who apologised to victims’ relatives for his deadly obsession. He said he felt euphoric when he managed to bring a patient back to life, and devastated when he failed.  Each time he would then vow to himself to end his deadly game, he said, only to strike again soon after. - <div id="stcpDiv" style="left: -1988px; position: absolute; top: -1999px;">
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 German hospital nurse was sentenced to life in prison Thursday for 
murdering two patients who were victims of a suspected wider killing 
spree that he says claimed 30 lives. The 38-year-old man, identified 
only as Niels H., has admitted to injecting his patients with lethal 
drug doses in a bid to try to revive them and shine as a saviour before 
his medical peers.<br />

“The accused is sentenced to life in prison,” said the presiding 
judge, finding the defendant guilty of two murders and two attempted 
murders, and noting the “severity” of the crimes. He was on trial for 
causing the patients’ deaths in an intensive care ward in northern 
Germany a decade ago, but admitted during the trial that he had played 
his deadly game on 90 patients, leading to 30 deaths.<br />

Authorities said Monday they would exhume the bodies of more former 
patients to test them for traces of the lethal doses of heart medicine 
amid fears H. is one of the worst serial killers in German post-war 
history. The sweeping investigation is looking into some 200 fatalities 
recorded at the hospital where he worked and at his previous places of 
employment, to find out whether the four cases are only the tip of the 
iceberg.<br />

The defendant has admitted he injected critically ill patients with 
lethal doses of heart medicine so he could then show off his skills in 
resuscitating them at the Delmenhorst hospital near the northern city of
 Bremen. “Usually the decision to do it was relatively spontaneous,” the
 handcuffed defendant — who was not fully named under Germany’s strict 
court reporting rules and has shielded his face behind a paper folder — 
told the chamber last week.<br />

“There was a tension there, and an expectation of what would happen 
next,” said the tall and heavy-set man, who apologised to victims’ 
relatives for his deadly obsession. He said he felt euphoric when he 
managed to bring a patient back to life, and devastated when he failed. 
 Each time he would then vow to himself to end his deadly game, he said,
 only to strike again soon after.<br />
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German serial killer nurse jailed for life

A German hospital nurse was sentenced to life in prison Thursday for murdering two patients who were victims of a suspected wider killing spree that he says claimed 30 lives. The 38-year-old man, ide…

26 Feb 2015

Jonathan sneaks into Mubi, visits Emir

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<span style="color: black; font-family: 'Arial','sans-serif'; font-size: 12pt;"><span style="color: black;">President
 Goodluck Jonathan flewsecretly to Mubi, Adamawa state on Thursday unannounced 
and met with the Emir, Alhaji Abubakar Isa Ahmadu as well as soldiers of
 the 155 Special Task Force Battalion.<br> </span>The president landed 
at the Yola International Airport at about 11am amidst tight security in
 company of the Service Chiefs and quickly boarded a helicopter to Mubi.</span>
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Jonathan sneaks into Mubi, visits Emir

President Goodluck Jonathan flewsecretly to Mubi, Adamawa state on Thursday unannounced and met with the Emir, Alhaji Abubakar Isa Ahmadu as well as soldiers of the 155 Special Task Force Battalio…

26 Feb 2015

Bobbi Kristina Still in a Coma Bobbi Kristina No Signs of Improvement

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 culled from TMZ-Bobbi Kristina is not getting better. She is still unresponsive, in a coma, and showing no signs of getting better.  Family sources tell TMZ ... stories that Bobbi Kristina is being taken out of her coma are not accurate. We're told the only change in treatment is that doctors tried weaning her off certain meds to see if she might react but nothing happened. She's in the same condition she's been in for weeks.  Our sources say there have been signs of organ deterioration but she's still basically in the same, unresponsive condition she's been in since a few days after the accident.  As for the tracheotomy, we're told doctors performed the procedure not because she was getting better, but because it's standard operating procedure when a patient might linger in a comatose state for a long period of time.  Our sources say it's possible Bobbi Kristina could hang on for a long period of time in the same state, despite signs of organ failure. It's ultimately up to Bobby Brown to decide how long she'll live in that state.</div>

Bobbi Kristina Still in a Coma Bobbi Kristina No Signs of Improvement

culled from TMZ-Bobbi Kristina is not getting better. She is still unresponsive, in a coma, and showing no signs of getting better. Family sources tell TMZ ... stories that Bobbi Kristina is being …

26 Feb 2015

President Jonathan to visit Lagos again

President Jonathan to visit Lagos again

Less than a week after departing Lagos State, President Goodluck Jonathan will visit the state again on Sunday to meet with about 5,000 youths in a programme titled, ‘Meet the President.’ A former…

26 Feb 2015

Fast and Furious 7 to be released on April 10 2015

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 Vin Diesel, co-star of the late actor Paul Walker, revealed the new release date for Fast and Furious 7 on Facebook on Monday. </div>
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 "There was a unique sense of completion, of pride we shared in the film
 we were now completing, the magic captured and in just how far we've 
come." </div>
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 Diesel added that the 
forthcoming film will be out on April 10 2015, with the note, "He'd want
 you to know first" to his 58 million Facebook fans. </div>
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 Filming on Fast and Furious 7 was delayed after Walker died in a car 
crash in November. Walker had appeared in all the previous six Fast and 
Furious films as Brian O'Conner, a former criminal-turned-policeman. He 
was due to return to the film set in Atlanta with Diesel and fellow cast
 member Dwayne Johnson after Thanksgiving, but filming was halted after 
his crash the previous weekend. <br />
 Production was then shut down on
 the film temporarily so the crew and members of Universal Studios could
 "assess all options available to move forward with the franchise". <br />

The original release date was July 11 2014. Although most of the 
filming had taken place for Fast and Furious 7 by the time of Walker's 
death, the cast and crew were set to finish shooting in Abu Dhabi in 
January. <br />
 There have been no further updates on how Walker's death has affected the script or plot of Fast and Furious 7. <br />
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Fast and Furious 7 to be released on April 10 2015

Vin Diesel, co-star of the late actor Paul Walker, revealed the new release date for Fast and Furious 7 on Facebook on Monday. "There was a unique sense of completion, of pride we…

26 Feb 2015

South Korea legalises adultery

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South
 Korea’s Constitutional Court has struck down a 60-year-old statute 
outlawing adultery under which violators faced up to two years in 
prison.</div>
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The nine-member bench ruled by seven to two that the 1953 law was unconstitutional in a judgement handed down on Thursday.</div>
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“Even
 if adultery should be condemned as immoral, state power should not 
intervene in individuals’ private lives,” said presiding justice Park 
Han-Chul.</div>
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It
 was the fifth time the apex court had considered the constitutional 
legality of the legislation which had made South Korea one of the few 
non-Muslim countries to regard marital infidelity as a criminal act.</div>
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In the past six years, close to 5,500 people have been formerly arraigned on adultery charges – including nearly 900 in 2014.</div>
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But the numbers had been falling, with cases that end in prison terms increasingly rare.</div>
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Whereas
 216 people were jailed under the law in 2004, that figure had dropped 
to 42 by 2008, and since then only 22 have found themselves behind bars,
 according to figures from the state prosecution office.</div>
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The
 downward trend was partly a reflection of changing societal trends in a
 country where rapid modernisation has frequently clashed with 
traditionally conservative norms.</div>
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South Korea legalises adultery

South Korea’s Constitutional Court has struck down a 60-year-old statute outlawing adultery under which violators faced up to two years in prison. The nine-member bench ruled by seven to two that …

26 Feb 2015

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