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Monday, May 2, 2016
Big Gibraltar win in fight for FIFA membership
Gibraltar won a major battle in its fight for FIFA membership when soccer’s governing body was ordered by sport’s highest tribunal on Monday to reconsider the British territory’s application that was rejected 20 months ago.
Sunday, May 1, 2016
Priyanka Chopra Joins The Obamas At Star-Studded White House Dinner
- Priyanka Chopra attends the White House Correspondents' Dinner
- The actor was earlier unsure about attending due to work commitments
- The annual dinner is hosted to raise money for journalism scholarships
She posted a picture of her with the Obamas on Instagram today and wrote, "Lovely to meet the very funny and charming @barackobama and the beautiful @michelleobama. Thank you for a lovely evening. Cannot wait to start working on your girls education program."
The 33-year-old "Quantico" star, who is currently shooting in the US for the bigscreen "Baywatch" reboot, dazzled the last evening's affair in a deep-cut, black and sheer-stripe gown.
Among the film and television performers at the event were Oscar winners Helen Mirren and Jared Leto, "Breaking Bad" actor Bryan Cranston, "Independence Day" stars Will Smith and Jeff Goldblum, actress Rachel McAdams, and "Night Manager" miniseries star Tom Hiddleston.
The 2016 White House Correspondents' dinner, which was President Obama's last in office, was hosted by comedian Larry Wilmore.
The non-profit White House Correspondents' Association, whose members include the reporters, producers, camera operators and other journalists regularly covering the White House, traditionally hosts this annual dinner to raise money for journalism scholarships. /news.com
Manchester United transfer news and rumours: Red Devils set for £65million Antoine Griezmann swoop?
Saturday, April 30, 2016
Arsene Wenger admits Arsenal fan protests created a 'strange atmosphere' at the Emirates
Police investigation launched after 'industrial firework' set off outside Manchester home
Russia defends intercept of US plane
Russia says it sent a fighter plane on Friday to intercept a US aircraft approaching its border over the Baltic Sea because the American plane had turned off its transponder, which is needed for identification.
The Pentagon said the US Air Force RC-135 plane had been flying a routine route in international airspace and that the Russian SU-27 fighter had intercepted it in an "unsafe and unprofessional" way.
CNN reported that the Russian jet had come within about 100 feet (30 metres) of the US plane and had performed a barrel roll.
"All flights of Russian planes are conducted in accordance with international regulations on the use of airspace," the Russian Defence Ministry said in a statement.
"The US Air Force has two solutions: either not to fly near our borders or to turn the transponder on for identification."
Friday's incident underlines rising tensions between Russia and the United States over eastern Europe. NATO has said it plans its biggest build-up in the region since the Cold War to counter what it considers to be a more aggressive Russia.
The Baltic states, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, which joined NATO in 2004, have requested higher and permanent presence of the alliance, fearing a threat from Russia after it annexed the Crimea peninsula from Ukraine in 2014.
The Kremlin denies any intentions to attack the Baltic countries, but it has often said that they have become an aggressive "Russophobic kernel" pushing NATO towards a consistently anti-Russian course.
"We are already starting to get used to the insults of the Pentagon regarding alleged 'unprofessional' manoeuvres when our fighters intercept US spy planes at the Russian border," the defence ministry said in its statement.
Originally published as Russia defends intercept of US plane /news.com