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Protestors are now going restaurant by restaurant to chant at diners on Beach Dr. in St. Pete. A lot of diners yelled back, starting multiple confrontations

09:04 GMT 24 September 2020 / updated: 09:05 GMT Viral

BLM Protesters Harass Diners in Florida, Washington Following Breonna Taylor Court Decision - Video

British lawmaker Rishi Sunak, and Chancellor of the Exchequer leaves 10 Downing Street, where he was given the job by Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson, as the former Chancellor Sajid Javid, resigned, in London, Thursday, Feb. 13, 2020

UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak Unveils New Measures to Support Jobs, Economy Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

Audrey Strauss, Acting United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, speaks during a news conference to announce charges against Ghislaine Maxwell for her alleged role in the sexual exploitation and abuse of multiple minor girls by Jeffrey Epstein, 2 July 2020, in New York

Epstein's Housekeeper Claims Maxwell Said She Hated the Billionaire Financier, but Couldn't Leave

Qasem Soleimani - commander of Quds Force of Army of the Guardians of the Islamic Revolution (IRGC)

‘This Will Be Almost Total War’: Lindsey Graham Reportedly Urged Trump Not to Kill Soleimani

North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un inspects a flood-hit site in Taechong-ri, Unpha County, North Hwanghae Province, North Korea in this image released 11 September 2020 by North Korea's Korean Central News Agency.

Kim Jong-un Miraculously Avoided Assassination by Traitorous Soldiers in 2018 – Japanese Admiral

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US
Nearly 100 Detained in Louisville Following Violent Protests Over Breonna Taylor Ruling
Violent protests have erupted in Louisville, Kentucky in the wake of grand jury's ruling not to indict police officers accused of shooting unarmed African-American Breonna Taylor and killing her at her home in March.
Last update: 11:37 GMT 24.09.2020
11:37 GMT 24.09.2020
Middle East
Qatar Eyes Normalisation With Israel in Exchange for Lifting of Gulf Boycott Against It, Source Says
Qatar is poised to seal a deal with Israel as early as next month, says a source involved in the talks, adding that when it happens, it will present a drastic change from the current position of Doha that right now negates the possibility of recognising the Jewish state without reaching a solution on the Palestinian front.
Last update: 10:59 GMT 24.09.2020
10:59 GMT 24.09.2020
Russia
Cheaper Than Remdesivir: Russia to Supply Anti-COVID Avifavir to 17 Countries
In late May, Russia registered the world’s first anti-COVID-19 drug, based on favipiravir, an antiviral medication. The medicine has been extensively used in Russian clinics to treat coronavirus disease since June, and has since been obtained by hospitals in Belarus, Kazakhstan, Bolivia and a number of other countries.
Last update: 09:47 GMT 24.09.2020
09:47 GMT 24.09.2020
World
Vladimir Putin Nominated for 2021 Nobel Peace Prize by Russian Writer
Earlier in the day, Russian writer Sergey Komkov said he had sent a proposal to the Nobel Committee, nominating Putin for the 2021 Peace Prize.
Last update: 10:51 GMT 24.09.2020
10:51 GMT 24.09.2020
Sport
Suarez Threatened to Disclose Barca's List of Clubs He 'Could Not Move to for Free', Media Says
FC Barcelona has confirmed Suarez's move to Athletico Madrid, even though some media reports earlier this month suggested that the footballer might end up with Juventus.
Last update: 10:55 GMT 24.09.2020
10:55 GMT 24.09.2020
UK
Social Media Giggles At Matt Hancock's Discomfort As Sky Presenter Quizzes Him on 'Casual Sex Ban'
Last week the UK government reversed a decision to make it illegal for people to have sex unless they live together. The latest guidelines say people in an “established relationship” can sleep together but appeared to ban “casual sex” between strangers.
Last update: 10:07 GMT 24.09.2020
10:07 GMT 24.09.2020
UK
Live Updates: Day 13 of WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange's Extradition Hearing
The hearing on Julian Assange's extradition from the UK to the US has been underway since 7 September at the London Central Criminal Court. The court has been hearing arguments in the case, including on Assange's physical and mental condition.
Last update: 04:43 GMT 24.09.2020
04:43 GMT 24.09.2020
World
COVID-19 Live Updates: Swedish PM 'Wouldn't Hesitate' to Take Further Steps to Curb Virus Spread
The death toll from the global coronavirus infection has topped 975,000, while over 31.7 million cases have been detected, of whom almost 21.8 million people have recovered, according to Baltimore, Maryland's Johns Hopkins University, which tracks and compiles data from national and local authorities, the media and other sources.