The UK economy basically works like this:
Get paid £2,000.
Give £900 to a landlord. Give £200 to the council. Give £150 to energy companies. Give £300 to supermarkets. Give £300 to car insurance and fuel.
Spend the rest surviving until next payday.
Then get lectured by someone who bought their house for £37,000 in 1988 about how you need to stop buying coffees and cancel subscriptions.
A photograph taken by Osman Sigirli in Syria in 2015 shows a four-year-old girl raising her hands in the air, mistakenly believing that the telephoto lens he was using was a gun.
After the image went viral, Osman said: “I realised she was terrified after I took it, and looked at the picture, because she bit her lips and raised her hands. Normally kids run away, hide their faces or smile when they see a camera.”
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Two engineers, aged 19 and 21, were stuck on top of a wind turbine after a fire broke out in the engine room. Unfortunately, neither of them survived.
On October 29th, 2013, four engineers were performing maintenance on 12 turbines at Deltawind's Piet de Wit wind farm in the Netherlands. During the maintenance work, a fire started in the engine room. While two of the workers managed to escape the blaze and save their lives, the remaining two were left stranded at the top of the turbine.
The height of the turbine was approximately 80 meters or 260 feet, making it difficult for firefighters to combat the fire and rescue the trapped employees. Sadly, one of the men was found at the bottom of the turbine, having either intentionally jumped or accidentally fallen. The other engineer was retrieved several hours later.
Before their tragic deaths, a photograph was taken of the two engineers embracing each other.
#News_update: Thousands attend funeral of four #Muslims killed by security forces in #Addis_Abeba https://t.co/JH6TB2x23Q
Three of the four who were buried today are identified by name as Zebur Mudesir, Anwar Surur and Ibrahim Denbel were shot and killed yesterday after the prayer was finished at the Grand Anuwar Mosque, the report said.
The fourth, Jemil Ridwan, was among those who were seriously injured in last week’s crackdown and has since been receiving medical treatment before he succumbed to his injuries.
At least two Muslims, Siraj Mohammed & Abubeker Elias, were killed last week Friday 26 May after police crackdown against Muslim protesters in the city.
Today, the Muslim community in Dalocha District of Silte Zone stands united against the unjust mosque demolition. They raise their voices in protest, demanding their rights and freedom to practice their faith.
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#StandWithEthiopianMuslims#StopMosqueDemolition