On Thursday, WWE announced that their Wednesday, December 16 NXT show at London’s SSE Wembley Arena will be a live WWE Network special — a Wednesday afternoon show here in the U.S.

The show is part of a seven-date United Kingdom tour the NXT brand is running, their first foray overseas. 

NXT Champion Finn Balor, Samoa Joe, Tyler Breeze, and Women’s Champion Bayley have been announced for the show thus far. 

Aid agencies have warned that Rohingya Muslims living in Bangladesh’s squalid refugee camps are facing yet more destruction and death due to an impending monsoon. 

Since August last year 700,000 Rohingya have fled from Rakhine state in Myanmar, where, as a Muslim minority, they were persecuted by the Myanmar army and police.

They have joined an existing population of 300,000 Rohingya refugees, who left Myanmar in earlier decades, in one of Bangladesh’s poorest and most disaster-prone regions. 

Conditions in the overcrowded camps are precarious, with little access to clean water and diseases rife. Now, the camps risk being wiped out altogether by the monsoon season. 

“The monsoon is not a one-off…

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Israel warned the Syrian regime on Friday to “get rid of the Iranians” or else risk further large scale Israeli airstrikes against Iran’s forces in Syrian territory. 

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A day after Israel launched “Operation House of Cards” – sending warplanes to hit 70 targets across Syria in response to what it said was an Iranian rocket attack on the Golan Heights – Israeli defence minister Avigdor Lieberman issued a message to Damascus. 

“They are not helping you, they only cause damage, and their presence will only cause problems and damages,” Mr Lieberman said during a tour of the Golan. “Get rid of the Iranians and maybe it will be possible to have a different kind of life.”

Iran meanwhile denied that its forces were behind the rocket attack early on Thursday morning and said Israel had launched the airstrikes into Syria based on “fabricated and baseless excuses”.

The spike in violence between Iran and Israel across the Golan came as Tehran prepares to mount a complicated diplomatic offensive to try to salvage the Iran nuclear deal in the wake of Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw. 

Javad Zarif, the Iranian foreign minister, will leave today (SAT) on a worldwide trip to Beijing, Moscow and Brussels to meet with the remaining members of the nuclear agreement and urge them not to give in to US pressure to halt trade with Iran.  

“The foreign minister has been tasked with the duty of taking the necessary measures to obtain guarantees from the remaining parties of the JCPOA as well as Iran’s other economic partners,” Iran’s government said in a statement. 

The statement warned that even as Mr Zarif was on his diplomatic mission Iran was making preparations so that it could resume “industrial scale” uranium enrichment. 

Such a move be a breach of the nuclear agreement and likely set Iran back on a potential course towards major conflict with Israel and the US, which have both said they will not allow Iran to develop the capacity for a nuclear weapon. 

Iran is seeking assurances that European, Russian and Chinese companies will continue to do business with Iran, even in the face of threats from the US that companies which do so may face American sanctions. 

In response to US persistent violations & unlawful withdrawal from the nuclear deal, as instructed by President Rouhani, I'll spearhead a diplomatic effort to examine whether remaining JCPOA participants can ensure its full benefits for Iran. Outcome will determine our response.

— Javad Zarif (@JZarif) May 8, 2018

An early test is likely to come this week when Airbus, a European aircraft maker, is expected to announce whether it will continue with a £15 billion deal to supply Iran with 100 commercial planes.

The deal is of major importance to Iran and its national carrier, IranAir, which has been struggling for years with a fleet of aging planes. If the Airbus deal falls through it is likely to strengthen the hand of Iranian hardliners calling an end to the nuclear agreement. 

Meanwhile, an aide to Vladimir Putin said that Russia was not planning to move supply the Syrian regime with sophisticated S-300 anti-aircraft missiles. Vladimir Kozhin, a Kremlin official, said the Syrian regime had “everything they needed”. 

The announcement also seemed to be another sign of tensions between Iran and Russia, who are fighting on the same side on behalf of the Syrian regime. By refusing to supply the S-300 system to Damascus, Russia is leaving Iranian troops exposed to future Israeli strikes. 

Asharq Al-Awsat, a London-based Arab newspaper, published an unconfirmed account tensions with Iran’s government over the attack in the Golan. It claimed that Hassan Rouhani, Iran’s president, accused the Revolutionary Guard of launching the rocket attack as a way of sabotaging his efforts to save the nuclear agreement. 

Israel’s military appeared confident that its wave strikes had deterred Iran from another attack in the near future. Israeli civilians on the Golan Heights were told they could close their bomb shelters, which had been open since Tuesday. “There is intelligence information behind that decision,” a military official said.    

Israeli officials said they had significantly set back Iran’s military capabilities in Syria but would remain vigilant as Iran flew in new weapons and equipment. 

Meanwhile, Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Khamenei, said Iran had obtained a letter sent by Mr Trump to Arab allies demanding that they do more for the US in return for America’s military presence in the Middle East. "The US wants to own humiliated slaves," the ayatollah said. 

Mr Trump has publicly complained about US allies in Europe and the Middle East taking advantage of American security guarantees. "They have to step up tremendously — not a little bit, but tremendously — their financial effort,” Mr Trump said of the Gulf states. 

US officials confirmed to the New York Times that Mr Trump had sent a letter to Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the UAE and Bahrain, but said the Iranian leader had mischaracterised its content to make it sound more divisive than it was. 

Donald Trump has blamed China for Kim Jong-un’s apparent change of heart over their face-to-face meeting as he attempted to bring North Korea back to the table. 

In his fullest response to Pyongyang’s threat to cancel, the US president undermined his own national security adviser by saying the “Libya model” was not being used. 

Mr Trump also promised Kim “protections” if he agreed to meet in Singapore as originally planned – an olive branch to North Korean leader. 

The comments were made in the White House on Thursday as Mr Trump was meeting Jens Stoltenberg, the Nato secretary general. 

The US president was due to meet Kim in Singapore on June 12 to discuss denuclearisation but the North Koreans unexpectedly said this week they could pull out of the meeting. 

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US-South Korean military drills, comments made by John Bolton, Mr Trump’s national security adviser, and demands for the regime to “unilaterally” give up its nuclear programme were all cited as reasons. 

China has traditionally been North Korea’s closest ally and reportedly feared being alienated from talks as Mr Trump pushed ahead with his plan for a face-to-face meeting. 

Mr Trump also dismissed Mr Bolton’s own suggestion last month that the “Libya model” from 2003 and 2004 would be used by America for talks with North Korea. 

A retired Cambridge professor suspected of being an FBI source in the Russia investigation was later recommended for a US ambassadorship in the Trump administration, claims reports.

Prof Stefan Halper, 73, has emerged as a key figure in a battle playing out between Donald Trump and his own justice department.

According to reports, the professor approached the Trump campaign aides in the summer of 2016 in an attempt to glean information about any collusion with Russia for an FBI operation, code-named Crossfire Hurricane.

The American professor, who is a Life Fellow of Magdalene College, has not commented on the reports. The FBI declined to comment.

Republicans in Congress have been pushing for more details of the investigation and the role of the suspected informant.

Following additional pressure from Mr Trump, the Republican congressional leaders are expected to meet FBI and justice department representatives and the office of the director of national intelligence to “review highly classified information,” Sarah Sanders, the White House spokesman, said.

Last night, it was reported that the professor was recommended as a candidate to be US ambassador to an Asian country by Peter Navarro, Mr Trump’s trade adviser.

The country was not clear, but Mr Navarro and the professor are both China experts. The professor reportedly visited the White House office buildings for a meeting about China last summer.

Last night, Mr Trump suggested the FBI may have had “spies” in his campaign.

He said: “If they had spies in my campaign for political purposes that would be unprecedented in the history of our country.”

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Selon Santé publique France, les cas graves d’accidents de la vie courante (AcVC) survenus au domicile et nécessitant une hospitalisation, ont augmenté pendant le confinement. Les principales victimes sont les jeunes enfants et les personnes âgées.

Dans son dernier bulletin épidémiologique hebdomadaire, Santé publique France a remarqué une augmentation de cas graves d’

accidents de la vie courante (AcVC) survenus au domicile et nécessitant un passage aux urgences et

une hospitalisation, par rapport à l’année dernière. Dans cette catégorie, les enfants et les personnes âgées sont les victimes les plus fréquentes. “Le nombre de passages aux urgences des accidents graves au domicile a augmenté chez les enfants de moins de 15 ans (+20%) et chez les personnes de plus de 45 ans (+5%)”, estime l’agence. 

Lorsque l’on regarde l’étude, on note que les accidents fréquents de la vie courante nécessitant un passage aux urgences sont généralement pour les moins de 15 ans et plus de 45 ans : 

• Les chocs/contacts ; 

• Les chutes ;

• Les mécanismes non précisés ;
• L’écrasement. 

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It was previously reported that Sonya Deville will be getting a second chance to participate in the Women’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match next month as she will be taking on Naomi this coming Tuesday on SmackDown Live with the winner getting one of the last two remaining spots open for the SmackDown Live roster. She successfully argued for the second chance by claiming that it was Mandy Rose, not she, who was pinned in the qualifying match last week.
The updated list of competitors for the Women’s MITB Ladder Match are: Alexa Bliss (RAW), Ember Moon (RAW), Charlotte Flair (SmackDown Live), Becky Lynch (SmackDown Live), Winner of Lana vs. Billie Kay (SmackDown Live), Winner of Sonya Deville vs. Naomi (SmackDown Live) and two more spots presumably coming from the RAW roster.
Below are the matches and segment announced for this coming Tuesday’s SmackDown Live:

– Lana vs. Billie Kay (Women’s MITB Qualifying Match)
– Samoa Joe vs. Big Cass (Men’s MITB Qualifying Match)
– Sonya Deville vs. Naomi (Women’s MITB Qualifying Match)
– Miz TV with WWE teasing that the New Day member who will be in the Men’s MITB Qualifying Match will be revealed

Yellowjacket Open results. November 1, 2014 at Rochester, Minn.

Brackets/Results on TrackWrestling.com

OPEN – 125
1st Place – Brett Valasquez of Saint Cloud State University
2nd Place – Carson Henry of Rochester Community and Technical College
3rd Place – Trevor Schultz of Minnesota State-Mankato
4th Place – Anthony Pascente of Triton Community College
5th Place – Horacio Gomez-Soto of Triton Community College
6th Place – Matthew Henning of Minnesota West Community and Technical College
1st:Brett Valasquez (Saint Cloud State University) won by fall over Carson Henry (Rochester Community and Technical College) (Fall 4:07)
3rd:Trevor Schultz (Minnesota State-Mankato) won by decision over Anthony Pascente (Triton Community College) (Dec 6-5)
5th:Horacio Gomez-Soto (Triton Community College) won by fall over Matthew Henning (Minnesota West Community and Technical College) (Fall 1:23)

OPEN – 133
1st Place – Jordan Biehn of Southwest Minnesota State
2nd Place – Thomas Keskey of Ridgewater Community College
3rd Place – Cody Peters of Southwest Minnesota State
4th Place – Logan Crosby of Ridgewater Community College
5th Place – Jacob Backlund of Ridgewater Community College
6th Place – Dakota Welsh of Minnesota State-Mankato
1st:Jordan Biehn (Southwest Minnesota State) won by major decision over Thomas Keskey (Ridgewater Community College) (Maj 10-0)
3rd:Cody Peters (Southwest Minnesota State) won by decision over Logan Crosby (Ridgewater Community College) (Dec 9-3)
5th:Jacob Backlund (Ridgewater Community College) won by decision over Dakota Welsh (Minnesota State-Mankato) (Dec 11-7)

OPEN – 141
1st Place – Tanner Mills of Minnesota State-Mankato
2nd Place – Tyler Pasvogel of Saint Cloud State University
3rd Place – Cortez Aerredondo of Southwest Minnesota State
4th Place – Travis Swanson of Saint Cloud State University
5th Place – Mason Moreno of Rochester Community and Technical College
6th Place – Curt Zachmeier of Saint Cloud State University
1st:Tanner Mills (Minnesota State-Mankato) won by decision over Tyler Pasvogel (Saint Cloud State University) (Dec 9-6)
3rd:Cortez Aerredondo (Southwest Minnesota State) won by decision over Travis Swanson (Saint Cloud State University) (Dec 7-6)
5th:Mason Moreno (Rochester Community and Technical College) won by injury default over Curt Zachmeier (Saint Cloud State University) (Inj. 0:00)

OPEN – 149
1st Place – Larry Bomstad of Saint Cloud State University
2nd Place – Noah Cuzzetto of Saint Cloud State University
3rd Place – Trevor Scott of Rochester Community and Technical College
4th Place – Zach Beamaster of Southwest Minnesota State
5th Place – Label Lewis of Rochester Community and Technical College
6th Place – Dyan Herman of Minnesota State-Mankato
1st:Larry Bomstad (Saint Cloud State University) won by decision over Noah Cuzzetto (Saint Cloud State University) (Dec 13-8)
3rd:Trevor Scott (Rochester Community and Technical College) won by decision over Zach Beamaster (Southwest Minnesota State) (Dec 5-3)
5th:Label Lewis (Rochester Community and Technical College) won by injury default over Dyan Herman (Minnesota State-Mankato) (Inj. 0:00)

OPEN – 157
1st Place – Matt Meyer of Ridgewater Community College
2nd Place – Stephen Hayden of Triton Community College
3rd Place – Jared Nickman of Minnesota West Community and Technical College
4th Place – Connor Hanson of Rochester Community and Technical College
5th Place – Marcus Riggles of Itasca Community College
6th Place – Grant Kyllo of Rochester Community and Technical College
1st:Matt Meyer (Ridgewater Community College) won by decision over Stephen Hayden (Triton Community College) (Dec 11-6)
3rd:Jared Nickman (Minnesota West Community and Technical College) won by decision over Connor Hanson (Rochester Community and Technical College) (Dec 5-3)
5th:Marcus Riggles (Itasca Community College) won by decision over Grant Kyllo (Rochester Community and Technical College) (Dec 5-3)

OPEN – 165
1st Place – Zach Revier of Ridgewater Community College
2nd Place – Dillon Parpart of Rochester Community and Technical College
3rd Place – Vince Dietz of Saint Cloud State University
4th Place – Bryce Andrews of Minnesota State-Mankato
5th Place – Tyler Henke of Wisconsin Eau Claire
6th Place – Sam Schad of Unattached
1st:Zach Revier (Ridgewater Community College) won by decision over Dillon Parpart (Rochester Community and Technical College) (Dec 5-2)
3rd:Vince Dietz (Saint Cloud State University) won by fall over Bryce Andrews (Minnesota State-Mankato) (Fall 0:45)
5th:Tyler Henke (Wisconsin Eau Claire) won by injury default over Sam Schad (Unattached) (Inj. 0:00)

OPEN – 174
1st Place – Austin Rake of Saint Cloud State University
2nd Place – Colton Carlson of Minnesota State-Mankato
3rd Place – Zach Doty of Ridgewater Community College
4th Place – Cory Berry of Rochester Community and Technical College
5th Place – Tyler Vogt of Rochester Community and Technical College
6th Place – Mathew Laugen of Wisconsin Eau Claire
1st:Austin Rake (Saint Cloud State University) won by decision over Colton Carlson (Minnesota State-Mankato) (Dec 7-2)
3rd:Zach Doty (Ridgewater Community College) won by injury default over Cory Berry (Rochester Community and Technical College) (Inj. 0:00)
5th:Tyler Vogt (Rochester Community and Technical College) won by decision over Mathew Laugen (Wisconsin Eau Claire) (Dec 3-1)

OPEN – 184
1st Place – Corey Abernathy of Minnesota State-Mankato
2nd Place – Aaron Bates of Saint Cloud State University
3rd Place – Wesley Schultz of Rochester Community and Technical College
4th Place – Ben McPhail of Saint Cloud State University
5th Place – Monty Holm of Saint Cloud State University
6th Place – Jesus Ceja of Triton Community College
1st:Corey Abernathy (Minnesota State-Mankato) won by decision over Aaron Bates (Saint Cloud State University) (Dec 7-3)
3rd:Wesley Schultz (Rochester Community and Technical College) won by decision over Ben McPhail (Saint Cloud State University) (Dec 11-5)
5th:Monty Holm (Saint Cloud State University) won by decision over Jesus Ceja (Triton Community College) (Dec 8-2)

OPEN – 197
1st Place – Chris Zimmer of Minnesota State-Mankato
2nd Place – Chaydon O`Fallon of Minnesota State-Mankato
3rd Place – Nick Oswoski of Saint Cloud State University
4th Place – Josh Cormican of Wisconsin Eau Claire
5th Place – Wesley Dodd of Itasca Community College
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1st:Chris Zimmer (Minnesota State-Mankato) won by major decision over Chaydon O`Fallon (Minnesota State-Mankato) (Maj 11-3)
3rd:Nick Oswoski (Saint Cloud State University) won by fall over Josh Cormican (Wisconsin Eau Claire) (Fall 6:36)
5th:Wesley Dodd (Itasca Community College) won by injury default over Glenn Meyers (Ridgewater Community College) (Inj. 0:00)

OPEN – 285
1st Place – Mike Hobbs of Saint Cloud State University
2nd Place – Bryce Kichner of Saint Cloud State University
3rd Place – Justin Karkula of Wisconsin Eau Claire
4th Place – Cecil Phials On of Wisconsin Eau Claire
5th Place – John Wittman of Ridgewater Community College
6th Place – Joey Urso of Triton Community College
1st:Mike Hobbs (Saint Cloud State University) won by major decision over Bryce Kichner (Saint Cloud State University) (Maj 10-2)
3rd:Justin Karkula (Wisconsin Eau Claire) won by major decision over Cecil Phials On (Wisconsin Eau Claire) (Maj 21-10)
5th:John Wittman (Ridgewater Community College) won by medical forfeit over Joey Urso (Triton Community College) (MFF)

New Japan Pro Wrestling recently held night 8 of their Best Of The Super Juniors Tournament which emanated from the Nagoya Congress Center Event Hall in Aichi, Japan. The show was highlighted by Hiromu Takahashi taking on Ryusuke Taguchi in the main event. Below are the results from the show:
Prelim Matches:
– Chase Owens & Taiji Ishimori def. Tomoyuki Oka & Tiger Mask.

– Yoshi-Hashi & YOH def. Shota Umino & Flip Gordon.
– Yoshinobu Kanemaru & Minoru Suzuki def. Gedo & Will Ospreay.
– Bushi & Tetsuya Naito def. ACH & Toa Henare.
B Block Matches:

– “The Villain” Marty Scurll def. El Desperado.
– Chris Sabin def. Dragon Lee.
– Kushida def. SHO.

– Hiromu Takahashi def. Ryusuke Taguchi.
Block A Standings:
– Tiger Mask = 6
– Flip Gordon = 6
– Will Ospreay = 4
– Taiji Ishimori = 4
– ACH = 4
– Yoshinobu Kanemaru = 4
– YOH = 2
– BUSHI = 2
Block B Standings:
– Dragon Lee = 6
– SHO = 4
– El Desperado = 4
– Hiromu Takahashi = 4
– Chris Sabin = 4
– KUSHIDA = 4
– Marty Scurll = 4
– Ryusuke Taguchi = 2