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Water cannon used as Georgian riot police move in to disperse anti-govt rally in Tbilisi Protesters blocking the Georgian parliament building in the center of Tbilisi have been doused with water as police wearing riot gear were deployed to clear the area and raise the blockade. DETAILS TO FOLLOW Water cannon used as Georgian riot police move in to disperse anti-govt rally in Tbilisi Source: RT

Fist fight: Violent brawl breaks out at Russian football game after final whistle (VIDEO) A football match in the Russian Professional League ended in a huge brawl, after players of both teams got into fist fight following the final whistle. The game in the Russian Second Division between Volgar Astrakhan and Legion Dynamo from Makhachkala ended in a 1-1 draw, when members of both squads became embroiled in a huge on-pitch scuffle involving footballers, staff members and even fans. READ MORE: ‘Opponent must always be respected’: Italian youth football coach sacked for inflicting humiliating 27-0 defeat Coaches and reserve players rushed onto the pitch to prevent the brawl from further escalating, attempting to calm the hot-tempered teammates. //ww...

Joker 2.0 VS Kindness whilst judging: Twitter divided after India’s viral superstar Ranu Mondal gets bizarre makeover (PHOTO) India's viral singing sensation Ranu Mondal has had a meteoric rise to fame this year and with it, increased scrutiny, which may explain why her recent makeover has divided opinion online. The 59-year-old homeless woman-turned-artiste shot to fame with her rendition of singer Lata Mangeshkar's iconic song 'Ek Pyar Ka Nagma Hai' from the film Shor, which captured the hearts of millions of Indians back in July. https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1262366750604317 Surprisingly for her fans, at a recent engagement, the rags-to-riches star ditched her simple sarees and no makeup style for a heavy, oddly light fou...

Pro-Kurdish party in Turkey mulls pulling MPs from parliament – officials A pro-Kurdish opposition party is considering withdrawing lawmakers from Turkey’s parliament due to mounting pressure it is facing, and as an act of protest against Ankara’s decision to oust 24 of its mayors in the past three months. Pro-Kurdish Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP) lawmakers, mayors and local officials will gather on Wednesday in Ankara to discuss the situation and make a decision on how to respond, according to HDP’s deputy chairman. “We will continue our struggle against the removal of our mayors in every platform. One of the questions we will answer is whether to withdraw our deputies from the parliament,” Saruhan Oluc said. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his government accuse the HDP ...