SOCIETY
UK shutting down CCTV cameras
There are almost 6 million CCTV cameras in the UK alone, with a single person being watched more than 300 times a day.
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MILITARY
Quarter of UK army personnel want to quit
The number of military personnel wanting to leave the armed forces has risen almost 10% in just under five years.
SOCIETY
UK mortgage competition heats up
Mortgage deals have jumped by nearly a fifth in just one year in what is seen as a first since the financial crisis.
ARTS
US filmfest awards Iran’s ‘Today’
Iranian filmmaker Reza Mirkarimi’s latest production has been awarded at Washington, DC International Film festival.
ECONOMY
$3.75 billion reserved for Iran bond issue
The Central Bank of Iran has been authorized to issue $3.75 billion in bonds this year, the deputy governor of the bank said on Saturday.
SOCIETY
GM faces record fine over defects
GM ignition defects resulting in at least 84 deaths may be caused by criminal wrongdoing, evidence suggests.
IRAQ
Bomb attacks claim four lives in Iraq
Bomb attacks kill four people and injure over a dozen others in and around the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.
SAUDI ARABIA
Riyadh confirms cyber-attack on ministry
Saudi Arabia confirms that computers and servers of its Foreign Ministry have come under a cyber-attack.
MILITARY
US plans to build new missile radar
The US Defense Department has announced plans to deploy a new long-range radar in central Alaska.
IRAQ
Iraq starts Ramadi liberation operation
Iraqi army forces start a major operation to retake the western city of Ramadi from ISIL Takfiris.
LEBANON
‘Time for anti-Takfirism public uprising’
Lebanon’s Hezbollah leader says he may declare a popular mobilization against Takfiris.
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‘EX-Gitmo inmate dies of mistreatment’
A former Guantanamo inmate dies of mistreatment, a source says.
SOCIETY
UK bomb maker gets life in prison
A British man is sentenced to life imprisonment after being found guilty of bomb-making in Iraq.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
Iran, P5+1 to resume talks next Tues.
Iran and the P5+1 countries agree to resume talks in Vienna next week to continue drafting a final nuclear agreement.
AFGHANISTAN
Bomb blast kills 2 in south Afghanistan
A roadside bomb has killed two people including a district administrative chief in southern Afghanistan.
ECONOMY
Iran govt. permits ‘unofficial’ US trade link
The Iranian government has given the green light to private business owners to forge trade ties with their American peers, a senior official said on Saturday.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
US likely to violate nuclear deal: Poll
A recent IRIB opinion poll shows the majority of the Iranian people do not trust the US in the nuclear talks.
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Saudi raids on Yemen continue unabated
Saudi fighter jets launch fresh airstrikes against various areas across war-torn Yemen.
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