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Anxious parents and relatives camped out at the cave near the border with Myanmar and Laos praying for the children's safe return.

Soldiers read the map of the cave network.

A rescue worker is seen inside of the Tham Luang caves.

Search and rescue team, NAVY divers have resumed their search for a young football team who have been trapped inside a flooded cave in northern Thailand for five days now.

Hundreds of people have been mobilised to find the boys, aged between 11 and 16, and their 25-year-old coach who went into the cave in the northern Chiang Rai province.

The boys’ bicycles and soccer boots were found at the mouth of the Tham Luang caves, in the northern province of Chiang Rai, after they went missing late on Saturday.

They were believed to have been trapped by rising waters inside the cave network when heavy rain hit.

Members of a navy “seal” unit including a team of divers, are searching the cave system.

“The team went down to a depth of 5 metres (16 feet) and found a large chamber ... but we’ve found no trace of the children,” the navy unit said.

They were trapped when heavy rains are believed to have flooded the Tham Luang Nang Non cave's main entrance.

Meanwhile, their anxious parents and relatives camped out at the cave near the border with Myanmar and Laos praying for the children's safe return.


https://deccanchronicle.com/sports/football/250618/under-16-football-team-trapped-tham-luang-caves-chiang-rai-thailand-fl.html

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Women poses for a photo after attending a driving course at a Jeddah University.

Women gesture during training.

Pink women-only parking spaces have been set up across Saudi Arabia.

Saudi women at Effat University in Jidda took a car safety course for the first time .

A Saudi woman seen practicing to reverse a car in Riyadh back in April ahead of the lifting of a driving ban.


A potential female driver is taught by another woman using a simulator car at a training centre in Riyadh.


Practice has taken many forms, with some women, seen here, putting on helmets to try go-karting at an educational driving even in Jeddah.

Racer Aseel Al Hamad marked the end of the ban on women drivers in Saudi Arabia with a special drive in a Jaguar F-TYPE.


A moment to celebrate for female drivers who have their licenses as they are finally able to drive in their country.



Women were asked to put on goggles that impaired their vision, to understand the effects on driving from medication, drowsiness or drunkenness.


Then they had to pilot a small wheel on the end of a pole across a map on the ground while paying attention to streets, stop signs and pedestrians.


There was also a brief talk about road safety, car accidents and the huge number of them caused by texting at the wheel.

Saudi women are pictured with their new driving licence after the country's driving ban ended.


Saudi women hold their diplomas during the graduation ceremony of Saudi women car-accident inspectors, a few days before women are set to take the wheel in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.


Women takes a selfie with her phone as she celebrates with Saudi and Bahraini women the lifting of the driving ban on women, in east Saudi Arabia.
Lalasticlala

Women in Saudi Arabia are allowed to drive from today, ending a ban that stained its reputation, kept women subjugated and hindered economic growth.

The move places Saudi women at the centre of a major transformation being spearheaded by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.

There is also a tug-of-war between those agitating for more openings for them and a religious majority that remains wary of changes that could be influenced by the West.

Women in Saudi Arabia are able to drive for the first time ever as part of a historic move by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.


Female drivers have been practicing in the run-up to the driving ban that was lifted at midnight local time in Saudi Arabia.





http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5878321/amp/Women-hit-road-Saudi-Arabia-Female-motorists-celebrate-end-countrys-driving-ban.html
Lalasticlala, Mynd44

With more than 3,400 local, state and federal posts at stake, there are more than 15,000 candidates hitting the campaign trail.

Secondly, this speaks to the changes in criminal groups.

With the evolution of crime, it becomes much more important to gain control over territory, over localgovernments, he said.


In crimes like fuel theft, for example, local police can be valuable allies to act as look outs or cover up for illegal pipeline taps and illicit fuel warehouses.

Some gangs have even taken to extorting money from local governments by forcing them to sign inflated public works contracts.

Those concerns could lead the gangs to kill a candidate who rivals their favorite, or ones who refuse their demands.

Mexico is also more violent than it has been in decades with 25,339 people murdered last year.

More than 200,000 people have been killed since the government launched its militarised offensive against drug traffickers in 2006.



Relatives of Mr Juarez carry his coffin during his funeral in Ocampo.

The 64-year-old anti-corruption campaigner was gunned down outside his home in Ocampo by unknown shooters.

Photos in local media show the officers lined on the floor lying face down with their hands cuffed behind their backs.

They were officially being investigated for potential violations of the police code of conduct but authorities didn't give more details.

Mr Juarez was the third politician to be killed in the state of Michoacan in 10 days, and within 24 hours of one of them, Omar Gomez Lucatero.

More than 100 politicians have been murdered in Mexico ahead of next week's general election on July 1.

Ocampo's 28 police and the local public security secretary were arrested by federal forces on Sunday morning.


His party confirmed the assassination and called on the government to provide protection for election candidates.

Mr Juarez was just the latest victim in Mexico's bloodiest-ever election campaign that has claimed the lives of more than 120 candidates, almost all in local contests.


Mr Juarez was running for mayor of the town of 24,000 people about 95 miles west of Mexico City as part of the state's governing Democratic Revolution Party.

An entire police force of 28 officers has been arrested over the murder of a mayoral candidate in western Mexico.


Each officer from the town of Ocampo was cuffed, disarmed, and interrogated by internal affairs officials of the Mexican Secretariat of Public Security.

They are being investigated for possible involvement in the assassination of local mayoral candidate Fernando Angeles Juarez on Thursday.


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5882607/Mexico-arrests-towns-ENTIRE-police-force-28-murder-mayoral-candidate.html

Speaking at the entrance to his sprawling estate, Mr Leslie said ‘We are absolutely thrilled for Kit and Rose getting marrying today.

It’s a delight’.


Venue of the wedding.

: After the couple's nuptials, the bagpipes played as Kit and Rose emerged from the church as husband and wife and were drenched in confetti by their wedding guests.

One of the first to arrive was actor Peter Dinklage, who plays Tyrion Lannister, and was seen blowing a kiss to the crowd as he walked into the churchyard.


Actress Malin Akerman wore a plunging emerald coloured silk dress with gold heel boots and a tweed duster jacket over the top.



Bridesmaids: Rose's mum Candida wore a stunning red dress with matching coloured accessories, a white cropped blazer and a pearl necklace, meanwhile, her bridesmaids opted for different styles of dresses in a pink, green and white paisley pattern.

Game Of Thrones beauties Sophie Turner and Maisie Williams made a grand arrival to the wedding, opting for black and red ensembles.

Sophie turned heads in a scarlet co-ord with thigh high boots whilst Maisie opted for a jumpsuit.

Emilia Clarke who plays Daenerys Targaryen in Game Of Thrones dazzled in a pink duster coat that she layered over a printed baby pink formal dress.


Liam Cunningham, who plays Davos Seaworth in GOT, looked handsome in a black suit with a dark green tie, crisp white shirt and black sunglasses.


Ben Crompton, who plays Eddison Tollett.

Finishing touches: Rose's father held up her veil to reveal her happy face as her entourage touched up her make-up just moments before she walked down the aisle.

The couple, who play hero Jon Snow and ‘wildling’ Ygitte, travelled two miles from Wardhill Castle to Rayne Church, in Kirton of Rayne, for the service conducted by Benedictine monk father Chad Boutlon, in a ceremony that was attended by the like of Sophie Turner, Emelia Clarke and Peter Dinklage.


Here comes the bride: Rose Leslie was every inch the blushing bride as she arrived at the tiny church where her family have worshipped for generations forher Scottish wedding to Game of Thrones co-star Kit Harington.






http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-5877025/Kit-Harington-Rose-Leslies-wedding-Final-preparations-underway-Scottish-castle.html

This unbelievable

Nothing to say.

The Rio Grande river runs more than 1,800 miles through Texas and New Mexico.

It serves as a natural border between the US and Mexico.

US Border Patrol boats are used to monitor the Rio Grande river for anybody that is attempting to cross the river.


Boats are used to transport illegal immigrants and drugs across the Rio Granderiver that separates Mexico and Texas.


The Black Hawk helicopter flies near the border wall between the US and Mexico.

Federal agents spend their days monitoring the border for any immigrants crossing the area illegally

A US Border Patrol K-9 unit tracks the group of illegals nearMcAllen, Texas.

Footprints are seen in a muddy field in Mexico that leads to the Rio Grande river, which runs as a natural border between parts of the country and Texas.

The spot is a popular crossing point for undocumented immigrants.

Border Patrol uses helicopters to help search for any immigrants trying to cross into the United States illegally.

'Unlawful employment is one of the key magnets drawing illegal aliens across our borders,' said Steve Francis, head of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Homeland Security Investigations unit in Detroit.


The investigation focused on whether the company knowingly hired people whoare in the country illegally and used fake identities belonging to U.S. citizens to get their jobs, Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials said.


Two weeks ago, immigration agents also arrested 114 people at a garden and landscaping company in northern Ohio. Authorities said they planned to charge workers for crimes including identity theft and tax evasion.


Border Patrol stand with undocumented immigrant families by the US-Mexico border fence before transporting them to a processing center.

People cross the Rio Grande river to seek asylum in the US.



Pictured are pickup trucks that held three immigrants before they crashed it into a tree.

They then swam across the Rio Grande river to evade capture by the US Border Patrol.

The 146 arrests in one of the largest workplace immigration raids in recent years, it happened at Fresh Mark's meat processing plant in Salem, in north eastern Ohio.

Immigration agents and local authorities also carried out search warrants at the company's two other locations in Massillon and its plant in Canton.




In this photo, detainees are escorted into an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility, early Wednesday, June 20, 2018, in Brooklyn Heights, Ohio.


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5878321/amp/Women-hit-road-Saudi-Arabia-Female-motorists-celebrate-end-countrys-driving-ban.html

More than 140 workers were arrested at an Ohio meatpacking plant by federal agents following a yearlong immigration investigation.


The investigation focused on whether the company knowingly hired people whoare in the country illegally and used fake identities belonging to U.S. citizens to get their jobs, Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials said.

The arrests Tuesday come as the U.S. government steps up its focus on businesses that hire people in the country illegally as part of a broad range of immigration crackdowns under Republican President Donald Trump.





http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5865533/Over-100-arrested-second-large-scale-immigration-raid.html
Lalasticlala, Mynd44

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