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Kilauea volcano: The moment flying lava struck a tour boat in Hawaii

Twenty-three people were injured and are being treated in hospital after flying lava struck a tour boat. Will Bryan described the terrifying moment when the vessel was hit.
BBC News

Tags: BBC News, Hawaii, Hawaii Volcano, Kilauea volcano, Volcano

Scuffles with police in London after England lose World Cup semi final to Croatia

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Tags: Croatia, England, Football, London, Scuffles with police in London, World Cup, World Cup 2018

US-China Trade War escalates

The United States hits China with a new list of an additional $200 billion on Chinese products to be hit with tariffs. To discuss the new tariffs, Afshin Molavi, a senior fellow at the Johns Hopkins University Foreign Policy Institute; Michael Johns, the Co-founder of the National Tea Party movement; Jessica Stone, CGTN’s White House Correspondent; Victor Gao, the director of the China National Association of International Studies.

Tags: CGTN, China, Cold War, Trade War, US-China Trade War, USA

Officer points gun at a group of children

An El Paso Police officer is under investigation after drawing his gun on a group of minors.

Tags: El Paso, Investigation, Rescuing child, Save the Children

Thai Cave rescue: Nine boys and their coach will spend another night trapped

Nine boys and their coach will spend another night trapped in Thai cave, as rescue operation is paused for at least 10 hours.

Tags: Missing peoples, Missing soccer team, Rescuing child, Save the Children, Thailand

Ousted Pakistani PM Sharif sentenced to 10 years in prison

Former Prime Minister of Pakistan Nawaz Sharif has been sentenced to 10 years in prison by an anti-corruption court in Pakistan. The case relates to the sale of upscale London flats. Sharif has described the charges as politically motivated and is expected to appeal…

Tags: Asia, Corruption, Pakistan, Prison

Protester Tries To Climb Statue of Liberty

A protester climbed part of the Statue of Liberty and several others were arrested.
MSNBC

Tags: MSNBC, Prison, Statue of Liberty, USA

Thailand Cave Rescue: Authorities release new video of trapped group

In Thailand where the 12 young members of the Wild boars soccer team and their coach are getting crash courses in swimming and diving. Experts say divers have required at least three hours to reach the boys, who are located about four kilometers from the entrance of the cave. Rescue rehearsals are also being staged to test the emergency personnel hoping to get the group out safely. Reagan Des Vignes reports.
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Tags: Asia, Missing peoples, Missing soccer team, Rescuing child, Save the Children, Thailand, TRT World

Now 13 children missing in Tham Luang Cave Thailand is safe

This is the moment 12 boys and their football team coach were found alive after becoming trapped in a flooded cave for more than a week in Thailand. Video shows the starved and frightened youngsters sitting on rocks waiting to be rescued after nine days of desperate searching (left). The group (pictured centre and inset) were feared dead after becoming trapped in a flooded cave. Parents rejoiced (top right) after hearing the news their children were found alive. ‘Thai Navy SEALS have found all 13 with signs of life,’ Governor Narongsak Osottanakorn told reporters. He added: ‘We found them safe. But the operation isn’t over.’ He said the starved children were too weak to eat and medics were treating them at the scene. An international search effort has gone on since the group went missing inside the Tham Luang cave. The boys are aged 11 to 16 and were with their 25-year-old coach. They disappeared when flooding trapped them after entering the cave on June 23.
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Tags: Asia, Missing peoples, Missing soccer team, Rescuing child, Save the Children, Thailand

Missing soccer team found alive in a cave in Thailand after 10 days

Tags: Asia, Missing peoples, Missing soccer team, Thailand