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Stepfather of Mason Pendrous says accommodation provider at Canterbury University sold him idea of pastoral care.
Former Supreme will make first appearance at the festival in Sunday teatime slot.
The indigenous-led demonstrations were mostly peaceful, but clashes erupted in several parts of Quito and other cities, with masked youth throwing rocks and police firing tear gas.
The Asian financial hub is facing its first recession in a decade due to the unrest, with the tourism and retail sectors hit particularly hard.
Farrow reports in Catch and Kill that ex-Today show host assaulted former NBC News employee Brook Nevils at the Sochi Olympics.
On an Old Quarter thoroughfare, known as "train street," locomotives rumble down an active track just inches away from homes and other buildings.
Well now, his fuzzy olive-green cardigan, one of the look's defining items, is going on sale. It could fetch up to $300,000 when it goes under the hammer this month.
The Handmaid's Tale author Margaret Atwood, fellow Canadian Anne Carson and Russian novelist Lyudmila Ulitskaya are among the names thought to be in contention for the prizes this year.
Train breakdowns and worsening traffic have put commuters on edge.
The 37-year-old, who retired from playing football in the summer and rejoined Chelsea in an off-field role, has signed for Guildford as a goaltender.
The days of the mass-produced pappy white British supermarket loaf may be numbered. Meet the bread heads revolutionising the way we eat. By Wendell Steavenson.
Two other people were seriously injured, but regional broadcaster MDR said their condition was not critical.
While upbeat housing activity is likely to boost consumer confidence, which hit a four-year low this month it will also revive concerns about frothiness and a debt binge in the property market when the rest of the economy is still struggling.
Dramatic pictures were released by Italian mountain rescuers following the crash in Prato Valentino on Sunday.
A herd of elephants fell off a 500-foot waterfall while attempting to rescue a 3-year-old calf in Thailand.
In a Facebook post on Wednesday, Wine said security agents had planned to place him under house arrest in an attempt to stop his performance. He shared photos of police vehicles and spiked road barriers leading to his lakeside property and home in Magere north of Kampala capital.
Washington this week targeted Chinese facial recognition startups SenseTime, Megvii and Yitu over national security concerns and foreign policy interests, aggravating the clash between the two economic superpowers over who will dominate the technologies of the future.