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CHARLOTTE Crosby is never afraid to wear a daring outfit – but this latest one could be one of her raunchiest to date. The Geordie Shore star, who is 26, turned heads as she strutted to the Playground Club in Liverpool with Love Island stunner Kate Salmon. And while both ladies left little to the imagination, it was Charlotte that definitely displayed a little more than anyone bargained for. Wearing a casual, loose fitting white shirt, Charlotte’s nipple was on full display as she wore nothing but a sheer black bra underneath. Looking like she’d walked straight out of a tanning salon, the bronzed goddess stunned with thigh-high suede boots and a black choker, looking every bit a style sensation for a night on the tiles. Not taking any focus from her dark tan, Gaz Beadle’s ex opted for barely-there make-up and a natural brow, completing the look with her long, tousled hair cascading down her back. Meanwhile, Katie Salmon stunned in an equally daring white caged mini dress

The Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria [FAAN] has explained that disruption of flight operations due to power outage at the Murtala Mohammed Airport, Lagos has now been resolved. The airport was without light for two days, on Saturday and Sunday following a power surge which damaged a major transformer at the airport. But the General Manager, Public Relations, Mr. Yakubu Datti in a statement on Monday says repairs have been carried out on the transformer and light is now restored. The Murtala Mohammed Airport, Lagos is the nation’s busiest airport for both local and international flights.

Former Congressman and New York City mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner sent explicit photos to a woman multiple times over the past 19 months, according to a  New York Post  report published late Sunday.  Weiner, who is married to Hillary Clinton's top aide, Huma Abedin, also admitted to sexually fantasizing and masturbating about the unidentified woman, calling her "literally a fantasy chick," according to the report. At least one of the photos Weiner sent the woman showed his underwear-clad crotch as his son Jordan slept next to him in bed.  When contacted by the Post, Weiner admitted he and the woman "have been friends for some time," but added that their conversations were "private ... and were always appropriate." Weiner, 51, added that he had never met the woman, despite repeatedly inviting her to visit him in New York. Weiner spent 12 years in the House of Representatives before resigning in June 2011 after posting an explicit ima

BRUSSELS - Belgian media say an explosion has rocked the nation’s criminology institute in the capital Brussels. State broadcaster RTBF reported Monday that a car forced its way into the site “before exploding a bomb” about 2 a.m. (0000 GMT). No source for the information was given. RTBF says no one was injured but that damage at the site is significant. Police have deployed in force and sealed off the area. The institute assists and advises Belgium’s justice authorities in carrying out their inquiries. Belgium has been on high alert since a March 22 attack on the Brussels airport and subway killed 32 people.

The 6kg reptile made a break for it after being put on a strict diet and exercise regime The huge monitor lizard ran away when it was put on a strict exercise and diet regime A chubby  monitor lizard  desperate for a taste of freedom has been reunited with its owner a week after going missing. The 6kg reptile made a break for it after being put on a strict diet and  exercise regime. It had been previously  overfed  , forcing its new owners to take action, before it fled from its enclosure in Kelsale, Suffolk. Thankfully he was returned home with the help of the  RSPCA  after being spotted by shocked passers-by hiding underneath a piece of corrugated metal. RSPCA Insp Jason Finch said: “I was shocked when I first saw this lizard. “At a first glance he could easily be mistaken for a crocodile - he is huge. “I have only ever seen one monitor lizard before - but it was nothing like this. This one was so big - and very strong too. “He was clearly  overweight  and was

Birmingham has been crowned the funniest  city in the UK, according to a study. Analysis of over three million social conversations combined with consumer research uncovered the laughter profiles of 25 towns and cities across the country. The results meant Birmingham - famous for the likes of  Jasper Carrott  and Frank Skinner - coming out on top.

LOS ANGELES -- Terminals were evacuated and flights halted Sunday night at Los Angeles International Airport after reports of a shooting, which proved to be false. Traffic was tied up and arriving passengers scrambled to find ways out of the airport after the report unfolded after 9 p.m. PT.  Later, the chief spokesman for the Los Angeles Police Department tweeted that the reports of a shooter turned out to a false report. Planes started taking off again about 10 p.m., but no flights were arriving. "Report of shooting at LAX proven to be LOUD NOISES only," wrote police Capt. Andy Neiman in his tweet. Earlier, airport police tweeted that every terminal was being searched. Passengers were expected to have to go through screening again.

Police have identified the  Ithaca College student  who died after a fight early Sunday morning on the Cornell University campus as Anthony Nazaire, 19, of Brooklyn. Police officers from the Ithaca Police Department and the Cornell University Police Department responded to a large fight at College Avenue and Campus Road at 1:57 a.m. Sunday, according to a press release from the Ithaca Police Department. Two men were found with stab wounds. One was flown to Upstate Medical Center for treatment of several stab wounds and was later released. Nazaire was taken to Cayuga Medical Center, and was later pronounced dead, said Ithaca Police Officer Jamie Williamson in the press release. Nazaire was a sophomore in the Ithaca College School of Business Administration. The other victim still has not been identified. In a Sunday afternoon news release, police said several fights broke out following an event attended by several hundred college-aged people in Willard Straight Hall o

Former Captain of the Super Eagles, Chief Joseph Yobo, has assured that the Joseph Yobo Foundation would work to release as many inmates of Ikoyi Prisons, especially those awaiting trial. Yobo spoke at the inauguration of Ikoyi Prisons Football Academy on Saturday in Lagos. “I have never been to the prisons before but on getting to Ikoyi Prisons, I realised the need to give hope to someone. “The Joseph Yobo Foundation is ready to do everything within its means to grant bail to as many as possible that are awaiting trial, especially those in the facility’s football academy. “I am happy with what is going on in this facility. I have never been here before but when I got here, what I saw jolted me,’’ he said. “I thought I will see persons looking very sad, rushing to go out but rather, I saw them very happy, cheerful and looking very hopeful. “I must indeed commend the authorities of the Nigerian Prisons Service because from what I have seen on ground, the service is in the right track.’’

A US National Football League (NFL) quarterback has refused to stand for the national anthem in protest at what he sees as racial injustice. Colin Kaepernick, who plays with the San Francisco 49ers, remained seated as the anthem was played. "I am not going to stand up to show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses black people and people of colour," he explained. Some fans booed the player when he took to the field. But his team said they supported his right to protest, which took place as the 49ers hosted the Green Bay Packers in a pre-season game on Friday. US anthem and flag: Etiquette and law "We recognise the right of an individual to choose and participate, or not, in our celebration of the national anthem," the team said. 'Bigger than football' An NFL spokesman said players were "encouraged but not required" to stand during the anthem.

Suspected Kurdish militants fired rockets at the airport in Turkey's main southeastern city of Diyarbakir on Saturday (Aug 27), sending passengers and staff scrambling for shelter, Dogan news agency said, but there were no immediate reports of casualties. Four rockets were fired at a police checkpoint outside the VIP lounge, and passengers and staff were taken inside the terminal building for safety, the private news agency said. The attack happened not long before midnight (2100 GMT) on Saturday. Broadcaster NTV said the rockets landed on wasteland nearby. There were no casualties and no disruption to flights, Diyarbakir governor Huseyin Aksoy told the news channel. There was no immediate claim of responsibility. Diyarbakir is the main city in Turkey's largely Kurdish southeast, where Kurdish militants have waged a three-decade insurgency. The attack comes days after Turkey launched a military incursion into Syria aimed at driving back Islamic State and pr

KARKAMIS, Turkey: Rebels supported by Turkey fought Kurdish-backed forces in north Syria on Saturday, as Ankara ratcheted up its cross-border offensive by saying it had launched air strikes on Kurdish forces and Islamic State. Turkey's government, which is fighting a Kurdish insurgency at home, has said the Syrian campaign launched this week is as much about targeting Islamic State as it is about preventing Kurdish forces filling the vacuum left when Islamists withdraw. Turkey wants to stop Kurdish forces gaining control of a continuous stretch of Syrian territory on its frontier, which Ankara fears could be used to support the Kurdish militant group PKK as it wages its three-decade insurgency on Turkish soil. Turkish security sources said two F-16 jets bombed a site controlled by the Kurdish YPG militia, which is part of the broader U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) coalition. The sources also said the jets hit six Islamic State targets. Turkey wants to stop

Iran has detected and removed malicious software from two of its petrochemical complexes, a senior military official said on Saturday, after announcing last week it was investigating whether recent petrochemical fires were caused by cyber attacks. The official said the malware at the two plants was inactive and had not played a role in the fires. "In periodical inspection of petrochemical units, a type of industrial malware was detected and the necessary defensive measures were taken," Gholamreza Jalali, head of Iran's civilian defence, was quoted as saying by the state news agency IRNA. Iran is alert to the threat of cyber attack by foreign countries. The United States and Israel covertly sabotaged Iran's nuclear programme in 2009 and 2010 with the now-famous Stuxnet computer virus, which destroyed Iranian centrifuges that were enriching uranium. The National Cyberspace Council announced last week that it was investigating whether the recent petrochemical f

SINGAPORE: A 63-year-old man was arrested for allegedly breaking into a flat in Simei, assaulting an occupant of the flat and attempting to rob her and her room mates, the Singapore Police Force said on Saturday (Aug 27). A police report was made by the 29-year-old victim at 11.30am on Friday, after the suspect allegedly broke into her house at Block 101 Simei Street 1. After conducting ground enquiries and with the aid of police cameras, officers established the identity of the suspect and arrested him less than five hours later at about 4.10pm. The suspect will be charged in court on Monday with house trespass and attempted robbery with hurt, the police said. If convicted of house trespass, he could be jailed up to two years and fined. If convicted of attempted robbery with hurt, he faces between five and 20 years’ jail. He cannot be caned as he is above 50 years old.

According to Ayade, having a policy against street hawking will be too hard on traders who cannot afford to rent a shop. Prof. Ben Ayade, the Cross-River state has disclosed that he is currently awaiting an approval by the House of Assembly, in a bid to legalize street hawking. Ayade revealed this while interacting with reporters at the Executive Chambers, Calabar, on Thursday, August 25, 2016. According to him, it is difficult to send the hawkers away from the street due to their inability to rent a shop. “You cannot tell a man not to sell his goods on the streets because he cannot rent a store, yet you tell the man not to steal." "Just provide a regulatory framework because to prohibit hawking is to tell a man that you don’t want him to eat." “I have sent the Hawking Rights Bill to the House of Assembly to provide a regulatory framework that will provide the right to hawk. We are making provisions for a hawkers’ corridor." “There must be a mini

The parents of the girls called on the Cameroonian government to prosecute the pastor for his crimes. The Cameroonian police have arrested a pastor, Kokih Emmanuel, for allegedly impregnating two of his sisters, who are aged 18 and 14 respectively. This story was confirmed by one of the country's news company, Cameroonian Intelligence. The sisters,  Marie-Claire Nyingmah  and Brenda Nyingmah , are respectively six and three months gone into their pregnancy. Emmanuel, who is the pastor at  Cross Over Ministry  in  Kedjom Kekuh, Cameroon , reportedly confessed to the crime and is now in the keep of the police as a result of his actions. His parents have asked the government to look keenly into the matter, in a bid to serve justice for the young girls and their family.

Petroleum minister, Kachikwu Ibe has said the Federal Government has spent over $40bn in developing the Niger Delta area in the last four years. The Federal Government has expended more than 40 billion dollars in the Niger Delta region in the last four years, Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Dr Ibe Kachikwu, has said. Kachikwu, who made the disclosure on Friday when he paid a visit to Ijaw leader Chief  Edwin Clark  in Warri, said that the creeks were underdeveloped in spite the huge resources. He said that the problem of the Niger Delta region goes beyond militancy, adding that it required short and long terms solutions. ``The short term solution is bringing the people together to have peace while the long term solution is to see how we can develop the region. ``I will be part of the dialogue team; as soon as I get back, I will put apparatus in place. ``The president is very emphatic about peace in the region,’’ he said. Kachikwu called for collective approa

Senator Stella Oduah, representing Anambra North Senatorial District, on Friday lost her son after a brief illness in a private hospital in Abuja. Unconfirmed reports say the deceased, whose name had yet to be known as of the time of filing this report, was 28 and that he died in the early hours of Friday. Oduah, who was a Minister of Aviation in the administration of former President Goodluck Jonathan, sounded distressed on the phone when Punch contacted her on Friday afternoon. In a barely audible voice, she confirmed the report, saying her son died after a brief illness. One of Oduah’s colleagues, Senator Uche Ekwunife, who represents Anambra Central in the Senate, also confirmed the incident to one of Punch's correspondents, saying she had been with Oduah to console her just like few other senators who heard about the “unfortunate situation.” Ekwunife said, “It is very unfortunate. It has shown that death and life belong to God and it is only Him who controls our life. It

Nigeria’s President, Muhammadu Buhari, has approved the composition of the governing board of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA). The approval was contained in a statement by the spokesman for the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Bolaji Adebiyi. The new NPA governing board has 11 members with Mr Emmanuel Adesoye as its Chairman. The members of the board are: Supo Shasore, Suleiman Halilu, Constance Harry Mashal, Umar Shu’aibu, Charles Sylvester, Hadiza Usman, Mohammed Koko, Dr. Sekonte Davis, Professor Idris Abubakar and Mrs I. J. Uche-Okoro. Similarly, President Buhari approved a governing board for the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA). The NIMASA board also has 11 members, with Major General Jonathan India Garba as the Chairman. The members of the board are: Asekomhe Kenneth, Mohammed Muazu, Ebele Obi, S. U. Galadanchi, Ms Nene Dike, Dakuku Peterside, Rear Admiral Adeniyi Osinowo, Bashir Jamoh, Joseph Fa

The Senior Staff Association of Universities (SSANU) at the Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta (FUNAAB) has called for a Federal Government fact finding team to investigate the Vice Chancellor of the institution, Professor Olusola Oyewole. The SSANU Chairman at FUNAAB, Mr Rotimi Fasuwon, said their members were suspended on the order of Professor Oyewole for alleged acts prejudicial to the smooth running and governance of the university. The call is a fall out of the suspension of three members of SSANU, which had pitched the Vice Chancellor against the union and led to the call for his removal. He accused the university authority of carrying out the suspension in bad faith. The Vice Chancellor on his part, defended his action, saying due process was followed in the suspension of the three members of the union. He also alleged that the crisis was motivated by internal politics, playing itself out among gladiators in the institution, a claim the SSANU Chairman d

KATE Wright’s body is definitely something to envy. The Only Way Is Essex star is often sharing snaps of herself looking incredible in a bikini. And not Dan Edgar’s ex has revealed just what it takes to keep her looking so fabulous.  The 24 year old said it’s all down to exercise telling the Daily Mail: “I don't really diet, I just try and eat healthy... but I love eating bad as well! “I try and eat healthy five days of the week so that if I want a takeaway at the weekend I can have one. The TOWIE star works out seven days a week [Kate Wright/Instagram] “I push myself to my limits when I work out so if I want to have a drink or eat some bad food at the weekend, I can.” She added: “I don’t believe in dieting, I just believe in trying to eat healthy and living a healthy lifestyle. It's all about balance! “I love going to the gym,” she said. “If I get up in the morning and go to the gym it just sets my day off straight. “I can think straight, and it releases

Gibson Achonu, Owerri Yet-to-be-identified gunmen have killed and set ablaze two persons in Imo State Polytechnic, Uwuagwo,  in  Ohaji/Egbema Local Government  Area of the state (formerly, Michael  Okpara  College  of Agriculture). The incident reportedly happened in the early hours of Wednesday at a students’ hostel in Mgbirichi, an adjoining town to the campus. Our correspondent gathered that some hoodlums were said to have attacked and killed Onumajuru Chibueze and his visiting friend, Chris Ukpabi, at the Infinity Hostel. Onumajuru reportedly worked at the institution’s School of Environmental Sciences as a typist, while Ukpabi has recently graduated from the Department of Office, Technology and Management. Reacting to the incident, the Public Relations Officer of the Polytechnic, Mr. Darlington Oparaocha, said the double murder happened outside the campus. He confirmed that one of the victims had finished his final exams since 2014, but he had not finished with his c