Britain legalizes same sex marriage despite protests
Elizabeth II signed into law a bill allowing same sex marriages in England and Wales. The move drew cheers in the House of Commons as Prime Minister David Cameron led the legislation with broad public support across three major parties. The Church of England remains barred from conducting such weddings.
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Cuba admits sending arms to North Korea amid sanctions strain
Cuba disclosed it shipped aging weapons to North Korea including two anti-aircraft missile systems, nine missiles, two MiG-21 jets and 15 engines to be repaired, a move raising tensions with the United States. Panama seized a North Korean freighter amid the investigation as U.N. monitors prepare to visit.
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Insecticide tainted lunch kills 22 Indian schoolchildren
In Patna district Gandamal village Masrakh block, a free school lunch of rice lentils soybeans and potatoes tainted with insecticide left 22 children ages 5 to 12 dead and many hospitalized. Officials said washing or cooking steps might have failed, as authorities halted further meals.
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