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Comic festival awards special prize to Charlie Hebdo

The top comic festival at Angouleme, France, awards a special prize to the satirical Charlie Hebdo magazine, the target of a jihadist attack this month, and its Grand Prix to Japanese manga author Katsuhiro Otomo. Duration: 00:38 Jan 31, 2015
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Iraqi artist aims kick at IS jihadists

The Islamic State group militant glares at Baghdad residents with bulging eyes and bared teeth, but neither kidnapping nor death are imminent, because this jihadist is made from a shoe. Duration: 00:48 Jan 31, 2015
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India Art Fair opens in New Delhi

The seventh edition of the India Art Fair opens in New Delhi, with more than three thousand works by local and international artists on display. Jan 30, 2015
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Fifty years on, Britain remember Churchill's death

'Havengore', the boat which carried Churchill's coffin from Tower Bridge to the Palace of Westminster during his state funeral, has been restored and will re-enact the voyage as part of the commemorations marking Churchill's death. Jan 30, 2015
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Daily fizzy drinks poses health threats to girls

New Delhi, Jan 29 (ANI): A new study has revealed that girls who drink a can and a half of sugary cola, lemonade or other fizzy drinks a day are increasing their risk of breast cancer.The study found that around half a litre a day of sugary cola, lemonade or other fizzy drinks cause early puberty and increases breast cancer risks in girls by 5 percent for each year they mature earlier, an online portal reported. Drinks with added sugar ramp up insulin concentration in the body, leading to higher concentrations of sex hormones, which are normally associated with periods starting earlier, a condition that is on the rise in developed countries. Researchers added that unlike most other predictors, sugar-sweetened beverages consumption can be modified and this research shows that it's even more important that children switch to water. Jan 29, 2015
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