Turkey commits to defeating record 'sea snot' outbreak - but it could take three years - Sky News

Turkey's environment minister has promised to defeat a plague of "sea snot" threatening the Sea of Marmara - but warns the disaster management plan could take up to three years.

Marine biologists and environmentalists have been alarmed by a huge mass of marine mucilage - a thick, slimy substance which has bloomed in Turkey's Marmara, as well as in the adjoining Black and Aegean Seas.

Harbours, shorelines and swathes of seawater have been blanketed by the viscous, greyish substance, some of which has also sunk below the waves, suffocating life on the seabed.

It was first found in Turkey in 2007 but has also been discovered in the Aegean Sea near Greece.

The recent outbreak along Turkey's Sea of Marmara coast is believed to be the biggest in history and is causing chaos for local communities.

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Image: Sea snot is cause by algae blooms and pollution

And now environment minister Murat Kurum has outlined a plan to rid the area of the blight.

"Hopefully, together we will protect our Marmara within the framework of a disaster management plan," he said.

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Speaking from a marine research vessel which has been taking samples of the slimy substance, he added: "We will take all the necessary steps - and within three years realise the projects that will save not only the present but also the future together."

On Saturday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan instructed the Ministry of Environment and Urbanisation to coordinate with relevant institutions, experts and universities to work together on the plan.

He said untreated waste dumped into the Marmara Sea and climate change had caused the sea snot bloom.

Marine experts agree. They say human waste and industrial pollution is choking Turkey's seas.

Image: The snot overwhelms a harbour south of Istanbul

Istanbul, Turkey's largest city with some 16 million residents, factories and industrial hubs, borders the sea.

Mr Erdogan said teams are now inspecting waste water and solid waste facilities, along with other potential sources of pollution.

"We will save our seas from this mucilage calamity, leading with the Marmara Sea," he said.

"We must take this step without delay."

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Trump speech live updates – Viewers think Donald had ‘pants on backwards’ during wild North Carolina GOP sp... - The Sun

VIEWERS think Donald Trump had his pants on backwards during his big comeback speech on Saturday night.

The former president railed against the "radical left" and the "corrupt" 2020 election at the North Carolina’s annual state Republican Party convention, in his first major return to the political stage.

Posting on Twitter, people racked their brains as they shared screenshots of the event and claimed there was no zip on the front of Trump's suit pants.

One wrote: "Others are noting this, but it can't be shared enough: Donald Trump gave his big speech today with his pants on backwards. Look close and tell me I'm wrong."

Another said: "His pants are definitely on backwards. There is no fly and the creases are those found at the back of the legs."

A third shared a picture of the infamous fly on former vice president Mike Pence's head and wrote: "No fly on Trump's pants? I think I know where it went."

During his speech, Trump blasted Biden and the Dems over the border "crisis" and jobless figures in the wake of the pandemic.

"Joe Biden had to do is sit back and do nothing and it was taking off like a rocket ship nobody's ever seen in between the economy and all of the other things we did the border," he said.

"Instead, the economy is going to hell and inflation is going to cause a catastrophe," he added.

The former president spoke at the June 5 convention dinner in Greenville.
Trump narrowly carried North Carolina in 2020 and held numerous events in the state toward the end of his campaign.

Trump has kept a relatively low public profile since leaving office. His last significant public speech was in February at the CPAC convention

He’s still banned from Twitter and Facebook, and his blog shut down this week.

Trump has expressed interest in running for president again in 2024 but has not yet announced a decision.

The state party hopes Trump can help Republicans retake control of the U.S. House in the upcoming midterms.

• TRUMP CALLED FOR 100% TARIFFS ON CHINESE PRODUCTS

  The former president said that Democrats were fighting the tariffs and that Biden has taken off those tariffs.

  Trump said that if the tariffs were raised, China will stop building its military and that a lot of companies would move back to the US.

  “The time has come for America in the world to demand reparations and accountability from the Communist Party of China,” he said. “We should all declare within one unified voice that China must pay they must pay.”

• CONCERNS OVER RISE OF PRO-TRUMP CANDIDATES

  Some party leaders worry that a rise of pro-Trump candidates in the coming months could jeopardize the GOP's fight for control of Congress in 2022.

  While Trump remains a dominant force within his party, he is deeply unpopular among key segments of the broader electorate.

  He lost last year to Democrat Joe Biden, drawing about 7 million fewer votes, after alienating Republican-leaning suburban voters.

• TRUMP SAYS HIS ADMINISTRATION DID THINGS NO ONE HAS DONE

  "We’ve done an incredible job and so many things have happened and we built the economy, not once we built it twice stick of it because we built it, we had the highest stock market ever the best job numbers," he said.

  "And we’ve done a tremendous job we never got the credit that we deserve for that. We do get the credit for from everybody, even the other side, although they try and disparage it as much as possible," he added.

• LARA TRUMP NOT RUNNING FOR SENATE

  Invited to the stage briefly during his remarks, Trump's daughter-in-law and North Carolina native, Lara Trump, announced she would not run for the Senate because of family obligations.

  "I am saying no for now, not no forever," she said.

  Minutes later, Trump announced his endorsement of loyalist Rep Ted Budd in the crowded Republican primary - adding a slap at former Gov Pat McCrory, who has been critical of Trump's falsehoods about the 2020 election.

  "You can't pick people who have already lost two races and do not stand for our values," Trump said.

• TRUMP TEASES 2024 PRESIDENTIAL BID

  Trump teased the prospect of another presidential bid of his own in 2024 - but vowed first to be an active presence on the campaign trail for those who share his values in next year's fight for control of Congress.

  "The survival of America depends on our ability to elect Republicans at every level starting with the midterms next year," Trump charged early in a rambling speech that spanned nearly an hour and a half.

• TRUMP CRITICIZED BIDEN'S IMMIGRATION POLICY

  He said that immigrants who are crossing the border illegally "are up nearly 1,000% compared to the same period last year."

  Trump said that when he was in office he managed to decrease "The number of illegal aliens coming across our border by an astounding 91%.

  "They're emptying their prisons they're sending murderers, drug dealers human traffickers, and others just as bad, to the United States," he continued.

• TRUMP SAID HE COULD HAVE HAD AN IRAN DEAL IN ONE WEEK

  The former president criticized Biden's approach to foreign policy and heavily focused on the administration's willingness to lift sanctions on Iran.

  "The Biden administration has been one shameful and embarrassing foreign policy disaster after another," he said.

  "The former Secretary of State, he said Joe's never made a good foreign policy decision, lifted sanctions on Iran. I would have had a deal in one week," he added.

• HE CALLED FOR BANNING CRITICAL RACE THEORY

  Trump said that the Joe Biden administration is pushing "toxic critical race theory and illegal discrimination into our schools."

  “Republicans at every level should move immediately to ban critical race theory in our schools,” he said.

  “And we should ban it in workplaces, we should ban it in our states, and we should ban it in the federal government,” he added.

• THE 'ECONOMY IS GOING TO HELL'

  Trump blasted Biden and the Dems over jobless figures in the wake of the pandemic.

  "Joe Biden had to do is sit back and do nothing and it was taking off like a rocket ship nobody's ever seen in between the economy and all of the other things we did the border," he said.

  "Instead, the economy is going to hell and inflation is going to cause a catastrophe," he added.

• THE 2020 ELECTION WAS THE 'CRIME OF THE CENTURY'

  The former president accused Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg of "breaking the law" to "destroy" the election.

  "An election will go down as the crime of the century in our country is being destroyed by people who perhaps have no right to destroy it. Zuckerberg broke the law spending millions of dollars," he said.

• TRUMP BELIEVES THAT CHINA OWES THE REST OF THE WORLD

  "All nations should work together to present China a bill for a minimum of $10 trillion to compensate for the damage they caused," he said.

  The former president believes that China should pay reparations for the damage it inflicted with Covid-19 that originated in Wuhan.

  "We should all declare with one unified voice that China must pay," he added.

• TRUMP CRITICIZED BIDEN'S SENTIMENT TOWARDS ISRAEL

  Trump criticized President Joe Biden for slamming Israel over recent attacks per the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

  "He [Biden] actually criticized Israel while the Jewish homeland was under attack by thousands of rockets and missiles launched by Iran," he said.

  "It was a betrayal of Israel when you look at what happened in Congress, you know, it used to be 10 years ago 12 years ago 15 years ago everybody was with Israel," he added.

  "Today I guess it's just not invoked, but you look at some of these radicals that they have in the House of Representatives, you have to deal with them all the time. And Israel is really almost out," he continued.

• TRUMP ENDED HIS SPEECH HONORING THE NORMANDY ANNIVERSARY

  Trump ended his speech in North Carolina honoring the achievement made in American history as Sunday marks the 77th Normandy anniversary.

  "One of the most epic military drives in the history of the world the Allied invasion of Normandy Day. As we remember this incredible achievement. Let us summon the spirit of generations of Americans before us, who gave their blood, sweat, and tears for our beloved country," he said as he wrapped up his 85-minute speech.

• TRUMP CALLED FOR CHINA TO PAY 'REPARATIONS'

  Trump believes that China should pay "reparations" for the destruction caused by Covid-19.

  Covid-19 first started in China's Wuhan late in 2019.

  The US went into lockdown in March 2020 to slow the spread of the virus.

• TRUMP COMPLAINED ABOUT BEING BANNED FROM FACEBOOK

  Trump criticized Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg over his decision of not allowing the former president back on Facebook for at least two years.

  “Zuckerberg, that is another beauty, they say they may allow me back in two years but I’m not too interested in that,"

  "It is so unfair, it is not just me, they are shutting down the voice of a much more powerful and a larger group,” he added.

• TRUMP THINKS BIDEN SHOULDN'T HAVE LIFTED TRAVEL BAN

  The former president said that the Joe Biden administration eliminated the travel ban on "terror."

  Trump introduced the travel ban in 2017 in which he banned people from over 10 countries to enter the United States including citizens from Iran, Yemen, Syria, and Venezuela.

  Biden removed the travel ban once he took office.

  "I said I don't want people in from countries that blow up each other. I don't want them in [and] I don't want people in that are going to blow up our shopping centers, I don't want people in that are going to blow up our cities. And I won in [the Supreme] court," Trump said.

• FORMER PRESIDENT THINKS NORTH KOREA LEADER IS "DIFFERENT"

  Trump said that the North Korean leader Kim Jung Un is a "different kind of a guy to get along with him."

  In 2019, Trump was the first sitting US president to cross the line separating North and South Korea, according to NBC News.

• THE 2020 ELECTION "CRIME OF THE CENTURY"

  Trump said that many of the votes were cast in the name of dead people and "illegal aliens."

  "An election will go down as the crime of the century in our country is being destroyed by people who perhaps have no right to destroy it," he said.

• TRUMP: "FAUCI BECAME A RADICAL MASKER"

  Trump said that Dr. Anthony Fauci was against closing the US borders when the Coronavirus pandemic began but thanked Trump "months later" for his decision.

  "Fauci said powerfully at the beginning, no masks you remember that no masks, and then he went into masks and then he became a radical masker," he said.

• TRUMP SAID THAT THE US "SYSTEM" IS BROKEN NOW

  Trump slammed Biden for his foreign policy and decisions since taking office.

  He said that the US has a "broken" system now, "whether it's elections, whether it's business whether it's taxation."

  "The Biden administration has been one shameful and embarrassing foreign policy disaster after another," he added.

• TRUMP CALLED FOR 100% TARIFFS ON CHINESE PRODUCTS

  The former president said that Democrats were fighting the tariffs and that Biden has taken off those tariffs.

  Trump said that if the tariffs were raised, China will stop building its military and that a lot of companies would move back to the US.

  "The time has come for America in the world to demand reparations and accountability from the Communist Party of China," he said. "We should all declare within one unified voice that China must pay they must pay."

• TRUMP HIGHLIGHTED HIS VACCINE EFFORTS

  He said that his former administration bought billions worth of vaccine and without his efforts the vaccine wouldn't have been available until October of this year.

  The administration worked on "getting that vaccine into your body, the needles the bottles, the whole thing," according to Trump.

  "You wouldn't have the vaccine until probably October it might have even been later than that. And one of the things I'm most proud about is we did the vaccine developed a vaccine and I push the FDA," he added.

• TRUMP SAYS HIS ADMINISTRATION DID THINGS NO ONE HAS DONE

  "We've done an incredible job and so many things have happened and we built the economy, not once we built it twice stick of it because we built it, we had the highest stock market ever the best job numbers," he said.

  "And we've done a tremendous job we never got the credit that we deserve for that. We do get the credit for from everybody, even the other side, although they try and disparage it as much as possible," he added.

• TRUMP ENDORSES TED BUDD

  "I am giving him my complete and total endorsement, We're going to work with him, we're going to campaign with him," Trump said.

  "You can't pick people that have already lost two races. You can't pick people that have already lost two races and do not stand for our values," he added.

  Budd said in response: "We got a lot of hard work ahead. So let's win this together, and let's get back to making America great again."

• TRUMP IS LOOKING FORWARD TO 2024

  Trump is optimistic about winning North Carolina's US Senate race.

  "We're going to win North Carolina's all important US Senate race, and we're going to lay the groundwork for making sure that Republicans once again carry the great state of North Carolina, in a number, a year that I look very much forward to 2024," he said.

  "We're gonna do things like you've never ever seen before I stand before you today, confident that the people of North Carolina will decisively reject Joe Biden and the radical Democrats the war on the American worker, the American family and the American nation," he added.

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Donald Trump teases return to White House as he hits out at China and Anthony Fauci in campaign appearance - Sky News

Donald Trump has again teased supporters about the prospect of another run for the US presidency, just days after some backers pushed a theory that he could be back in the White House by August.

He also used a speech at a convention to support candidates loyal to him ahead of next year's mid-term elections to denounce China, attack infectious diseases expert Anthony Fauci, and describe investigations into his finances as a "witch-hunt".

Mr Trump again continued to peddle false claims that his defeat in the election in 2020 was 'the crime of the century". He won 75 million votes but lost the election to President Joe Biden by 7 million.

Image: Trump supporters are still convinced he should have won the election

Rally organisers in Greenville, North Carolina, estimated around 1,200 supporters attended - in contrast to packed-out stadiums when he was president.

He told them: "The survival of America depends on our ability to elect Republicans at every level starting with the mid-terms next year."

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Mr Trump went on to describe Mr Fauci as "not a great doctor", and said the country's top coronavirus adviser has been "wrong on every issue".

He has led Republicans in criticising Mr Fauci for asking Americans to wear masks and for being sceptical about allegations China covered up the escape of the virus from a lab in Wuhan.

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He also demanded China pay $10 trillion dollars to the US and the world for its handling of the coronavirus outbreak.

And referring to a criminal investigation launched by the New York attorney general's office into his finances as a "witch hunt" and a "hoax", the former president said: "They'll never stop until November 2024."

Image: Mr Trump with Lara Trump at the North Carolina GOP rally

Since his defeat, Mr Trump has consistently teased supporters about running again without explicitly saying he would.

And there have been reports in the US media of his fans suggesting he could somehow be reinstated as president as soon as this August - something his daughter-in-law Lara Trump has denied having any knowledge of.

Mr Trump also used his speech to take aim at Mr Biden, who he accused of leading "the most radical left-wing administration in history".

He said: "As we gather tonight our country is being destroyed before our very eyes."

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In a statement released ahead of the speech, Democratic National Committee spokesman Ammar Moussa attacked mr Trump's "recklessly dangerous rhetoric" - and Republicans who are reluctant to break with a "loser president".

Some Republican leaders are also concerned that the rise of Trump-supporting candidates will jeopardise their chances of winning back control of Congress from the Democrats in 2022.

Mr Trump's appearance at the rally comes days after Facebook suspended his account for another two years.

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Joe Biden humiliation as US ‘in danger’ of not hitting vaccination target, warns analyst - Daily Express

An analysis of stats and polls regarding the vaccination programmes suggested that the US President’s goal to have at least 70 percent of all adults vaccinated with at least one dose by July 4 could be missed. The latest figures from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention showed that the vaccination rate has dropped.

The CDC’s June data showed that 63 percent of adults had taken their first dose of the jab.

It a slight increase from 62 percent registered in the week of May 27.

CNN's Harry Enten said Mr Biden is “in danger” of missing his vaccination target.

He wrote in the publication that the problem was “that we really haven't seen the vaccination rate pick up since they become readily available in April. We've only seen declines pause.”

The analyst added: “The fact is, we're running out of people who have indicated that they want the vaccine as soon as possible.

“The latest Kaiser Family Foundation poll from late May found that 66 percent of Americans either had received a first Covid-19 vaccine dose or wanted one as soon as possible.

“This 66 percent is near the same percentage as where the current vaccination rate trendline indicates we'll end up by July 4.”

Mr Enten concluded that to achieve the President’s 70 percent target, “some people will have to be convinced” to receive the jab in the next month.

He added: “The key over the next month will be for these unvaccinated people to have a sense of urgency to receive their first dose.”

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Burkina Faso: At least 132 killed by gunmen in 'barbaric' attack on village, government says - Sky News

At least 132 people have been killed by gunmen in a "barbaric" attack on a village in Burkina Faso, the country's deadliest in years, authorities have said.

The local market and several homes in Solhan - a northern village in Yagha province bordering Niger, in the Sahel region of Africa - were also burned down, government spokesman Ousseni Tamboura said in a statement.

He blamed jihadists for the attack, which took place during the night on Friday.

Image: Roch Marc Christian Kabore, the country's president, pictured in 2019

President Roch Marc Christian Kabore described the assault as "barbaric".

Heni Nsaibia, senior researcher at the Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project, said it was the deadliest attack recorded in Burkina Faso since the West African country was overrun by jihadists linked to al Qaeda and Islamic State about five years ago.

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"It is clear that militant groups have shifted up gears to aggravate the situation in Burkina Faso, and moved their efforts to areas outside the immediate reach of the French-led counter-terrorism coalition fighting them in the tri-state border region," he said.

Jihadist violence is increasing in the Sahel, despite the presence of more than 5,000 French troops, particularly in Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger.

In March, attackers killed 137 people in coordinated raids on villages in southwestern Niger.

In April, more than 50 people, including two Spanish journalists and an Irish conservationist, were killed in Burkina Faso in the space of a week.

More than one million people in the country have been internally displaced and it is also hosting some 20,000 refugees from neighbouring Mali.

The government has declared 72 hours of mourning following the latest attack.

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Girl, 4, mauled to death by leopard after being snatched from outside home - Metro.co.uk

Little Adha Shakil’s body was found in woodland the morning after she went missing (Picture: SWNS)

A four-year-old girl was mauled to death by a leopard after going missing outside her family home.

The youngster, named by relatives as Adha Shakil, had been playing out in the garden when she was snatched by the big cat on Thursday.

Worried relatives reported her missing and a search was launched in the Budgam district of Jammu and Kashmir, India.

Police officers, supported by wildlife experts and Army troops, worked through the night to find Adha and eventually found her mutilated body in woodland the following morning.

Her heartbroken grandfather Ghulam Hassan Mir paid tribute to the ‘apple of [his] eye’ and ‘princess’ on Friday.

He said: ‘She was an apple of my eye. She was our princess, she was your daughter. We’re doomed.

‘Adha was incredible.’

He added: ‘We repeatedly stressed to the government (about the wild animals). This is a very sorry state. I plead to the authorities that in the future the security of the locals should be ensured.’

Adha had been playing outside when she vanished on Thursday (Picture: SWNS)

Angry locals claim sightings of leopards ‘on the prowl’ had been reported to wildlife officials but nothing had been acted on.

Syed Khalid told India Today: ‘We have been pleading with the wildlife officials for long to do something about it.

‘This nursery has become so dense now and they need to take steps to ensure such gruesome incidents don’t take place.’

Another neighbour, Mushtaq Ahmed, added: ‘The latest attack has spread panic in the area. We’re all restless after losing a precious soul.’

According to official records, 49 people were killed and 829 injured in animal attacks in the province between 2014 and 2018, The Hindu reports.

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Donald Trump Facebook ban: ex-president 'unlikely' to change behaviour, says White House - The Telegraph

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