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France cracks down on Roma after violence
PARIS, July 29 (UPI) -- The French government has been accused of a racist agenda for its plan to dismantle 300 camps of travelers and Roma in the Loire Valley and expel their inhabitants after riots rocked the region over the past days. France - Loire Valley - Nicolas Sarkozy - Roma - Ethnicity

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Bobby Valentine 's Sports Academy will be holding a two day tryout/evaluation for the BVSA 12U Cooperstown Fury team.

Scorecard: By the numbers
American Association SECOND HALF (x-won first-half title) NORTH DIVISION W L Pct GB x-Sioux Falls 16 5 .762 — SAINTS 13 6 .

Russian teens enjoying US stay
Artur Shaemov and Ildar Sayfutdinov are a lot like most American teenage boys. They enjoy sports, working out, music, food, the outdoors and having fun.

It’s All A World Farce
ON July 13, 1930, at exactly 12.30pm GMT, the first Fifa World Cup game began at the Stadio Pocitos in Montevideo in Uruguay and featured France and Mexico before a crowd of 3 000 fans.

TAU Helps Develop Early-Warning Hazard System For The World's Railways
Thousands of people around the world have died in train wrecks caused by natural disasters. In 2004, the tsunami in Southeast Asia derailed a Sri Lankan train, killing 1,700 people. But with modern advances, these tragedies can be avoided - and a Tel Aviv University researcher, working in collaboration with teams from seven countries, is leading the way. Prof. Lev V...

Early-warning Hazard System For The World's Railways
Thousands of people around the world have died in train wrecks caused by natural disasters. In 2004, the tsunami in Southeast Asia derailed a Sri Lankan train, killing 1,700 people. But with modern advances, these tragedies can be avoided — and a Tel Aviv University researcher, working in collaboration with teams from seven countries, is leading the way.Prof. Lev V. Eppelbaum of Tel Aviv ...

James Espin and family to walk the National Three Peaks Challenge for the charity CAST
THREE months ago they did not even own a pair of hiking boots – but now James Espin and his two children aim to scale the three highest peaks of Scotland, England and Wales in 24 hours.

News from around the 32 Counties
The BBC 's Stephen Nolan has been accused of 'trampling over sensitive issues' in Antrim in the pursuit of ratings. Following Antrim Guardian reports of unrest at Antrim Borough Council's new park in the Steeple estate, he invited local DUP and Sinn Fein reps to discuss the matter on air - and, predictably, the sparks flew.

Iceland gatecrashes EU antechamber
Just one year after crisis-hit Iceland submitted its application to join the European Union, the bloc's foreign ministers yesterday decided that the Nordic country should start accession talks today (27 July).