Новости за 03.03.2016

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PARIS, March 3 (UPI) -- Ashley Graham says she "kind of rolled her eyes" when Cheryl Tiegs said her Sports Illustrated swimsuit cover glamorized "full-figured" and "unhealthy" women.

Sports Illustrated cover star Ashley Graham is responding to model Cheryl Tiegs, after calling her plus-sized frame “unhealthy.” “Cheryl Tiegs may have said what she said, and it may have hurt a lot of peoples feelings but my skin is so thick,” Ashley told E! News. “I kind of rolled my eyes, I was like, [...]

– Patience Paul from Benue state was allegedly abducted by two men and taken to Sokoto state with the intention of converting her to Islam  – The girl’s brother alleged that his sister is being held in the Sultan’s palace – The Sokoto state government reacted to the abduction, directed the Human Rights Commission to undertake a thorough […]

TORONTO - The Public Health Agency of Canada is advising women who want to get pregnant to wait at least two months after visiting countries where the Zika virus is circulating — or could begin circulating — before trying to conceive.

It is the most expensive residential street in the country. But between the homes of models, barristers, judges and businessmen Eric James Jackson has been running a large drug operation, police allege.

SANTA FE, New Mexico - The Santa Fe High School basketball team will not be competing in the upcoming state tournament after an onboard bus incident left a player with a broken nose.

A decade after Mischa Barton's most famous character, Marissa Cooper, died on "The O.C.," Coop is coming back to life to dance.

This year's budget also proposes a sum of Rs 900 crore for tourism infrastructure, Rs 92.60 crore for other support to infrastructure, Rs 412.87 crore for promotion and publicity (including market development assistance), and Rs 160.50 crore for training and skill development.

An eight metre boat has capsized in Elizabeth Bay, leaking fuel into the Harbour and sending petrol fumes floating through nearby residences.

At least 70 Republican foreign policy veterans have signed a letter pledging to oppose Donald Trump and saying his proposals would undermine US security, in the latest sign of fissures between the Republican presidential front-runner and the party establishment.

CHARLOTTE, North Carolina - The Carolina Panthers have released longtime defensive end Charles Johnson, a move that will save the team $11 million under the 2016 NFL salary cap.

ATLANTA (AP) — Organizers say a massive electronic dance music festival held in suburban Atlanta the past three years will not return in 2016. Only visitors in the onsite camping area could get into the festival after rainfall over several days hampered access to festival parking fields, drop-off locations and the shuttle system.

Beyonce and Jay Z head for divorce!

Former Mr Nigeria, Emmanuel Ikubese, openly declares his love for Ghanaian Nollywood actress, Juliet Ibrahim Former Mr Nigeria, Emmanuel Ikubese, is reportedly dating actress, Juliet Ibrahim, if his sudden outpouring of emotion is anything to go by. The model/actor took to his Instagram page to declare his love for Juliet, in celebration of her birthday […]

MOSCOW - The U.S. has returned nearly 30 documents from the 18th and 19th centuries to the Russian government.

2012 GOP presidential nominee urges Republicans to stop Trump

Romney has come out as a fierce critic of Trump’s in recent days

Trump, in turn, has taken to attacking Romney on Twitter

Russia is building the world’s most powerful fast-neutron reactor for scientific research, estimated to cost some $34 million this year alone, the Scientific Research Institute of Atomic Reactors said Thursday.

Marcus Knuth, the integration spokesman for the Danish ruling party Venstre, suggested on Thursday deporting all foreign imams from the country after hidden recordings of an imam at the Grimhoj Mosque in Aarhus saying adulterers should be stoned and children should be beaten if they fail to pray emerged.

The Manus Island detention centre is a "problem" that has done more damage to Papua New Guinea's reputation than any other factor, the nation's prime minister Peter O'Neill says, saying the facility must eventually close.