Cardinal Basil Hume Dies After Cancer Battle
Cardinal Basil Hume, head of the Roman Catholic Church in England and Wales and a widely admired British figure, died at 76 after a cancer progression. His passing comes after a period of illness marked by his request for prayers and public humility. He was respected across faiths for his moving prayers at major moments and his support for Newcastle United, reinforcing his broad public appeal.
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McDonald’s Australia stops grilling claim on chicken burgers
McDonald’s Australia will discontinue advertising grilled chicken burgers after the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission found the patties are not grilled but precooked in steam ovens. A machine marks brown sear-like lines on the patties, not a grill.
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Russia opens first upscale drive-in cinema in Moscow
Moscow debuts a drive-in cinema billed as Russia s first offering space for 110 cars and an inclusive ticket with meals and drinks. ITAR TASS says latest domestic and foreign films will play while the venture targets Moscow s wealthy class amid a shrinking traditional cinema market and widespread piracy.
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US Ships Enter Korean waters to help keep peace
The USS Vincennes and USS Mobile Bay sailed from Yokosuka to join patrols in the Yellow Sea after a deadly clash between North and South Korea. Two US submarines and additional electronic warfare jets arrived, aiming to reduce tensions as Beijing hosts talks on famine aid and separated families.
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Belgium relaxes Coke ban as illness scare expands
Belgium lifts restrictions on several Coca-Cola drinks while keeping a ban on Coke Fanta and Sprite amid reports of hundreds of illnesses. France eases its Coke ban. Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Spain, Germany and Switzerland join in suspending Belgium produced beverages. Officials cite no confirmed contamination but an off taste linked to gas and crate fungicide.
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China rejects U.S. account of Yugoslavia embassy bombing
Beijing rejects Pickering's detailed U S explanation of the NATO bombing as a mistake and demands a fuller explanation. Tang Jiaxuan says China cannot accept the conclusion and calls for punishment, compensation for deaths and injuries, and restoration of normal ties after the May 7 attack.
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