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According to media reports, the user experience (UX) design features a brand new ringtone and notification panel, a cleaner interface for the camera, more animation and faster speed. Users can also add widgets and personalize the locked screen. Citing industry experts (most likely of Chinese origin), the Global Times reported that "it is possible for Huawei to build a sustainable smartphone ecosystem on the HongMeng OS and reshape the current market dominated by Android and Apple's iOS", although the new system is primarily designed for industrial automation and applications in the Internet of Things (IoT).
Commissioned last year, the 265-page report examined 18 cases of congenital deformities since 2007 in four different regions across the country, studying whether they were linked by a common cause, such as environmental pollution, toxic drug exposure, or genetic damage.
"Scientific studies screening, questionnaires and local environment testing have been conducted by Sante Publique France which has not identified an obvious cause," the public health body, which had been asked repeatedly about the case by RT, said in its summary.
Details are being clarified.According to preliminary data, a major battle broke out in the area of occupied Pesok. Locals hear heavy artillery fire - the MLRS and cannon artillery are working.
The situation elsewhere on the contact line in the Donbass remains steadily tense. Ukrainian troops continue, in defiance of the existing agreements, to bombard the cities of the Republic of Donbass. In the LC, the APU violated the "cease fire" three times in the day. The areas of villages Logvinovo and Sokolniki were shelled.
Protesters gathered at the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in Aurora, Colorado on Friday night to demonstrate against reported planned federal immigration raids in the city.
Comment: The protestors accomplished what?

Billionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein attendingLaunch of RADAR MAGAZINE at Hotel QT on May 18, 2005
As the decade-old case continues to make headlines, one rationale goes something like this: Epstein, a friend of former President Bill Clinton and President Donald Trump, was able to serve just 13 months in prison after being accused of sexually abusing more than 30 minors over a period of eight years by hiring an O.J. Simpson-like dream team of high-priced legal talent, while using his inside knowledge of Wall Street to make him a valuable informant in the government's crackdown of abuses following the 2008 financial crisis.
According to numerous published reports, Epstein, 66, was said to be a key witness in the prosecution of two Bear Stearns hedge fund managers, Ralph Cioffi and Matthew Tannin. Both men were charged with securities fraud after the collapse of a pair of hedge funds they oversaw - one of the events that prosecutors believed sparked the 2008 financial crisis.
Tommy Robinson has been sent back to jail for contempt of court over an online broadcast featuring defendants in a criminal trial.
The English Defence League founder, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, was handed a nine month sentence at the Old Bailey, but will only spend 10 weeks behind bars.
His previous time in prison for the same offence saw the sentence reduced to 19 weeks, and the far-right activist will be released after serving half of it.
Comment:
- Un-free speech: Tommy Robinson arrested for talking into his phone outside court hearing for Leeds grooming gangs
- Activist Tommy Robinson jailed for 13 months for contempt of court
- Morrissey decries 'shocking' treatment of Tommy Robinson and warns about free speech implications in UK court case
- Tommy Robinson threatens Sky News with legal action for editing interview to imply he 'wouldn't care about inciting fear of Muslims'
- Technically, he broke the law, but is Tommy Robinson really in prison because he drew attention to 'grooming gangs'?
- Policewoman who exposed Rochdale UK's Asian paedophile gang reveals why superiors obstructed investigations, abused the victims & let perpetrators go free
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Burton was trying to call out the Board of Police Commissioners for holding illegal committee meetings that neither he nor the public were allowed to attend. During one of those closed-door sessions, commissioners quietly hashed out a policy for the city's pervasive and controversial facial recognition system.
But board chairwoman Lisa Carter didn't want to hear it.
As three police officers dragged Burton to the ground, officers held back protesters, some of whom were wearing masks to show their opposition to facial-recognition technology.
The building of 112 Ukraine was damaged on Friday night by a grenade apparently fired from a single-shot launcher. Two people reportedly drove by the premises, fired the explosive at the big logo of the channel on the building wall and fled the scene, leaving the used launcher tube behind.
Comment: Another Ukrainian TV channel was also threatened for participating in this show: 'We have nothing to quarrel about': Russians and Ukrainians speak for unity at televised conference

A general view of the Moscow Rossiya 1 studio hosting the televised conference between Russia and Ukraine.
Russians and Ukrainians have engaged in a two-hour-long civil dialog for the first time in several years, as part of a televised 'politics-free' discussion show We need to talk hosted by the Russian state channel Rossiya 1. The show was originally supposed to be co-hosted by a private Ukrainian channel NewsOne - until it canceled its participation due to death threats against its journalists and pressure from the government in Kiev.
Rossiya 1 still managed to give voice to both Russians and Ukrainians, including both prominent public figures and ordinary people, by inviting some of them to its Moscow studio and contacting others via Skype.













Comment: See also:
- "Economic interests"? France delays report on mystery cases of babies born without arms
- Pesticides? France launches another probe after more birth defects cases revealed
- Bizarre' cluster of severe birth defects haunts health experts
- Roundup and Birth Defects: Is the public being kept in the dark?
- Birth defects and brain damage: The lingering effects of pesticide use
And check out SOTT radio's: The Health & Wellness Show: Interview with Brilliant Researcher Dr. Stephanie Seneff