Some 1,500 migrants have clashed with police in Bulgaria’s largest refugee centre, two days after the facility was sealed off following reports of an alleged infection outbreak.
Officials said the claims were false. The Harmanli centre is home to 3,000 people, mostly Afghan refugees.
Protesters threw stones at riot police, who used water cannon to disperse them.
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Time For Truth: (BBC News) – Migrant crisis: Riot in Bulgaria's largest refugee centre
Ivory Coast’s government has banned the production, importation and sale of alcohol in sachets on health grounds.
The small plastic bags, containing rum, vodka or other spirits, are popular with those on a budget – costing between $0.35 (£0.28) and $1.65.
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Time For Truth: (BBC News) – Ivory Coast bans sale of alcohol sachets
A series of leaked images reveal how groups of illegal immigrants continue to flow over the Texas border in unprecedented numbers. The lack of physical barrier and real border security allows human smugglers and their cargo to simply wade across the shallow waters of the Rio Grande.
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Time For Truth: (Breitbart) – Leaked Images Show Illegals Casually Strolling Across Open Border
Peru’s environmental agency is investigating the deaths of some 10,000 frogs whose bodies have been found in a river in the south of the country.
A campaign group says pollution in the River Coata is to blame for the deaths.
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Time For Truth: (BBC News) – Peru investigates death of 10,000 Titicaca water frogs
Researchers at Imperial College London made headlines last year when they claimed that up to 200 litres of water could be involved in the download of a single gigabyte (GB) of data.
It’s a shocking statistic – especially when you consider that in 2015 alone the average western European smartphone user got through 1.9GB of data per month per person – rising to 3.7GB per month in the US according to a report by Ericsson.
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Time For Truth: (BBC News) – Is the world wide web a waste of water?