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++ + 12.14 Clock: Giant iceberg threatens village in Greenland +++

A small village in western Greenland is threatened by a large iceberg. "It is feared that the iceberg may calve and send a tidal wave to the village," said a police officer in charge of Greenland on Danish radio. When the icebergs are calving, large parts of the masses of ice break off and fall into the sea. The houses near the coast were therefore evacuated Friday. The iceberg was stranded in front of the Innaarsuit village with 169 inhabitants. According to the authorities, this can have fatal consequences. Last year, another village was hit by a tidal wave. Several people died, houses were washed away in the sea. Meanwhile, the village is no longer inhabited.

+++ 11:35:31 injured in this year's bull race in Pamplona +++

In the bull race of the traditional Sanfermines festival in Spain, 31 riders came to the city. hospital. Seven wounded were taken to hospital during the eighth and last hunt in Pamplona in the north of the country

There were particularly anxious moments to end bull hunting, when a Frenchman was caught by a bull and several others. Meter was dragged along. According to the Red Cross, the 27-year-old injured and six others were taken to hospitals. No runners were seriously injured, most of them only suffered bruises, he said.

+++ 10:55: The man defends pregnant women and is wounded with stick +++

A 26-year-old man was in a dispute defended a pregnant woman in Bingen, Rhineland- Palatinate, and was herself assaulted. Arguments arose between the group on Friday night in the city center, the police said. As a result, a 56-year-old man verbally abused the 19-year-old pregnant woman. The 26-year-old man sided with the young woman. He was then hit by the attacker with a baton on his head and suffered a laceration. Against the accused, who had been drinking alcohol, is determined for dangerous bodily injury.

+++ 10:45 am: gunshots in front of the gymnasium – suspects in front of the judges +++

After the fatal blows on a 26-year-old in front of a gymnasium in Hamburg, the suspect will be shown during the day a magistrate. A spokesman for the prosecutor said. The 23-year-old Afghan German was arrested Friday shortly after the crime. He reportedly killed the 26-year-old man in the sports studio car park with several shots. The 26-year-old Afghan man died on the scene. Police suspect the facts at the origin of organized crime

+++ 10h10: More than 450 children of Honduras in the United States separated from their parents +++

459 children of Honduras d & # 39, Central America frequent the United States Border with Mexico separated from their parents. This was announced by the Honduran Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the capital Tegucigalpa. In addition, at least 289 mothers and fathers in the country were detained in the United States without their children, the ministry said.

The department has already contacted Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen and thanked him for calling on US President Donald Trump. family divisions have stopped. In addition, the Honduran government has asked for an official list of US authorities to separate families.

+++ 9:35 am: Nancy Sinatra dies at the age of 101 +++

Nancy Sinatra, the first wife of Frank Sinatra, dies Friday at the age of 101 years. His daughter confirmed the news on Twitter. "My mother died peacefully tonight, she was a blessing and the light of my life, thank you for everything," wrote the girl, also named Nancy Sinatra.

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Frank Sinatra were married in 1939, they have three children in common. In the 50s, the couple split up after the singer had an affair with actress Ava Gardner.

+++ 9:30 am: The twins fall to several meters deep House – Helicopter Mission +++

In Baden-Württemberg, a twenty-month-old twins couple fell from a house to several meters deep. The children were affordable after the fall in Filderstadt near Stuttgart, but were brought to the hospital with rescue helicopters. At what point babies were injured early was not clear. Third party debt excludes the police according to initial findings. At first, a police spokesman could not know where the parents were at the time of the fall, what was the sex of the twins and if they had fallen off a window or a balcony

+++ 9:10 Death rises to 140 +++

After the devastating suicide bombing in Pakistan, the death toll has risen to at least 140 on Saturday, according to official figures. Another 200 people were injured when a suicide bomber blew up on Friday during an organized campaign in the Mastung region in southern Baluchistan. A hospital representative in the provincial capital, Quetta, said he feared the death toll would continue to rise because many of the injured were in critical condition.

+++ 8h50: Seehofer's criticism grows in his own Series +++

Federal Minister of the Interior Horst Seehofer (CSU) continues to be under pressure because of his migration policy in his own ranks. "His game is surprising and alienating a lot now," said predecessor Seehofer as head of CSU, Erwin Huber, the "mirror". "In the state parliament at the CSU, the initial complete consent to Seehofer's asylum policy gave way to a guessing game." It has been asked by many if Seehofer wants to task the state election and so the Bavarian prime minister Markus Söder (CSU) or accept the approval, Huber said. In view of Seehofer's tendency to make lonely decisions, Huber adds, "You can not control a popular party from a spaceship."

+++ 07:20: The rating agency Fitch degrades the creditworthiness of Turkey +++

The Fitch rating agency downgraded Turkey's credit rating and awarded the credit rating "BB" to the country note. The recent actions of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan could undermine the independence of the Turkish central bank, Fitch justified the step in a message. The current environment would make it difficult to guarantee a "soft landing for the economy".

In May, the rating agency S & P had already lowered Turkey's credit rating due to the deteriorating financial situation and the weakening of the currency. According to Fitch, looking into the future gives little reason to hope. Inflation is 15.4% higher than it was in 15 years and the Turkish lira has already lost 27% this year.

+++ 6:04 am: Reports: Israeli Air Force fires at Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip +++

Israeli Fighter Planes and UAVs armed launched rocket attacks on Gaza targets during the night. According to local media and security circles, the military installations of the Palestinian radical Islamic Hamas organization have been affected. At first, there was no information about possible victims. At the same time, three self-produced rockets fired from the Gaza Strip were fired at targets in southern Israel, according to media reports.

+++ 4.20 am: Airports still feel the gap of Air Berlin +++

The bankruptcy of Air Berlin has left holes in the German flight schedule. The airports counted fewer passengers in the first half of 2018, especially on German domestic routes, as reported ADV Airport agency to the German news agency. Above all, the strong growth in European traffic meant that the net result was that more people were being treated at German airports.

+++ 2.10 clock: vacation aviation interrupts the flight: About 30 passengers in the clinic +++

A holiday plane from Ireland is due to health problems with several passengers meanwhile at Frankfurt-Hahn airport. "About 30 passengers came to the hospital," said a spokesman for the federal police. The Ryanair plane was Friday night on the flight from Dublin to the Croatian coastal town of Zadar when the captain asked permission to land at Hahn. "Several people on board complained of health problems and were treated by doctors and paramedics," the spokesman said. What the passengers suffered, he could not say. The cause is probably a fault on board. More details about the incident were initially unknown.