Harvard bars students for posting 'obscene memes'
"Obscene" memes posted on a private Facebook page have cost 10 students their place at Harvard, reports the college's newspaper.
bbc.com
Tory poll lead plummets by 16 points over a month as Labour ride momentum into election
The Conservative opinion poll lead over Labour has dropped by 16 points over the past month, according to the latest survey from Survation released on Tuesday 6 June.
ibtimes.co.uk
Qatar row: Trump claims credit for isolation
US President Donald Trump has claimed credit for the pressure being placed on Qatar by Gulf neighbours who accuse it of supporting terrorism in the region.
bbc.com
Saudi beef with Qatar may be about gas, not terrorism
Saudi Arabia's dispute with Qatar is said to date back to 1995 and stems from the country's success in liquefied natural gas (LNG) production. LNG has given Qatar greater independence from Riyadh and has aligned Doha with Saudi Arabia’s arch-enemy Iran.
rt.com
Mosul torture exposed: Iraqi forces’ abuses filmed
Iraqi forces, leading a vigorous battle to liberate Mosul from ISIS, has been exposed torturing and abusing their captives suspected of having terrorists links, according to a photographer who has been embedded with an elite unit of the Iraqi interior ministry.
rt.com
Russian Baltic fighter intercepts US B-52 bomber
Russia scrambled an Su-27 fighter on Tuesday to intercept a US B-52 bomber over the Baltic Sea, the Russian defence ministry said.
bbc.com
Amazon offers Prime discount for U.S. customers on government aid
Amazon.com Inc said on Tuesday it would offer a discount on its popular Prime subscription service for shoppers who receive U.S. government aid, taking aim at a key customer base for rival Wal-Mart Stores Inc.
reuters.com
Beating victim says government gave away his belongings while he was in coma
When Marcel Blanchette recalls the moments he began to regain consciousness after his coma, he feels a sense of anguish.
cbc.ca