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Blast in Syria's Hama kills at least 70 despite UN ceasefire Up to 70 people have been killed in an attack on a house in Hama, according to Syrian activists. They say that several houses in the Masha at-Tayyar district in southern Hama were destroyed by a big explosion. Ongoing violence is being reported in towns across Syria, despite a UN-brokered ceasefire - part of a peace plan proposed by the joint UN-Arab League envoy Kofi Annan. Following the attack in Hama, activists posted video on YouTube showing the scenes of devastation after the blast. The opposition Syrian National Council has called for an emergency UN Security Council meeting "so that it can issue a resolution to protect civilians", as the UN observer mission continues inside Syria.      Play all 10 videos Play all
Deadly flash floods cause havoc in Kenya Western Kenya has experienced heavy flooding after several days of rain, causing chaos across the region. Scores of families are spending the night in the cold after the floods submerged their homes, while other displaced families have relocated to schools and church compounds as water levels continued to rise. It was also reported that seven were killed in flash floods when a Nairobi church youth group was on a tour of 'Hell's Gate' in Naivasha, one of Kenya's national parks.      Play all 10 videos Play all
'Planetary Resources' unveil their asteroid mining mission What do director James Cameron, Google's Larry Page, some former NASA scientists, a physics professor and the former CTO of Microsoft have in common? They're all involved in 'Planetary Resources', a company which on Tuesday unveiled its plans to mine asteroids for resources. News of the company's high-profile investors ensured that journalists flocked to the company's hotly-anticipated press conference on Tuesday, with many more watching the event through an online stream. The company also outlined its mission on their website: "There are near-limitless numbers of asteroids and more being discovered every year. More than 1,500 are as easy to reach as the Moon and are in similar orbits as Earth. Asteroids are filled with precious resources, everything from water to platinum. Harnessing valuable minerals from a practically infinite source will provide stability on Earth, increase humanity's prosperity, and help establish and maintain human presence in space".      Play all 10 videos Play all
Romney promises a 'better America' in keynote speech Having secured victory in the five latest Republican primaries, Mitt Romney is now focussed on his campaign as the party's presumptive presidential nominee. Poised for a five state primary sweep on Tuesday night (with victories in Connecticut, Delaware, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and New York), Romney kick-started his General Election bid with a major address to supporters, saying: "To all of you, I have a simple message: Hold on a little longer. A better America begins tonight,". Romney was in jubilant mood throughout his victory speech, calling his run for president a great honor. "After 43 primaries and caucuses...I can say with confidence, and gratitude, that you have given me a great honor and solemn responsibility - and together, we will win on November 6th. Tonight is the beginning of the end of the disappointments of the Obama years".      Play all 10 videos Play all
US northeast blasted by unseasonably cold weather Parts of the US northeast have been blasted with unseasonably cold and wet weather as residents woke up to snow as far north as Maine and as far south as Virginia. The brunt of the accumulation occurred from the mountains of West Virginia through eastern Pennsylvania and western New York, closing some schools and triggering power outages.      Play all 10 videos Play all
George Zimmerman released from jail on a $150,000 bail bond George Zimmerman, the neighborhood watch volunteer accused of the second-degree murder of Florida teenager Trayvon Martin, has been released on bail after posting 10 percent of his $150,000 bond. He was released from the Seminole County jail in Sanford after being fitted with a GPS monitoring bracelet. The case continues to make headlines, from the outrage over Zimmerman's apology to the presiding judge removing herself after Zimmerman's attorney argued she had a possible conflict of interest. Meanwhile, celebrities have been weighing in, among them singer Wyclef Jean who released a Trayvon Martin tribute song.      Play all 10 videos Play all
London Marathon generates excitement ahead of 2012 Olympics The London Marathon is the biggest fundraising event in Britain, and one of the most popular too as huge, enthused crowds lined the 26.2 mile route that began in Greenwich Park, and took in Tower Bridge, Canary Wharf, London Bridge, Tate Modern and the London Eye. The race then finished with a final mile that passes the Houses of Parliament and Buckingham Palace. While the actual Olympic marathon will be held on a more compact and looped circuit, this successful event served as a perfect taster for what's ahead when the 2012 Olympics comes to the city. In this playlist, we sample just a few of the thousands of user-generated clips that were uploaded to YouTube before, during and after the event.      Play all 10 videos Play all
Sarkozy and Hollande set for second round election battle The first round of voting in the French presidential election concluded with the requirement for a second-round run off vote between incumbent Nicolas Sarkozy and Socialist challenger Francois Hollande on May 6th. Exit polls placed the two candidates at 25.5 per cent and 28.4 per cent respectively, with National Front challenger Marine Le Pen surprised many with her strong showing - exceeding the 16.86% her father, Jean-Marie Le Pen, achieved in 2002, when he successfully made it through to the second round of voting against Jacques Chirac.      Play all 10 videos Play all
Tension in Bahrain as F1 Grand Prix goes ahead The controversial Bahrain Formula One Grand Prix went ahead on Sunday, April 22, despite persistent anti-government protests. There was heavy security ahead of the event as anti-government activists set tyres on fire in an attempt to block roads to the race track, and more protests are expected into Sunday night. The death of Salah Abbas Habib, a Bahraini pro-democracy protester, on Friday night triggered Bahraini protesters to vow 'three days of rage' against Formula One's decision to push ahead with the race. This is despite severe government crackdowns on pro-democracy rallies for over a year.      Play all 10 videos Play all
Earth Day 2012 is marked across the USA Across the USA, people have been celebrating Earth Day 2012, to show their support for a more sustainable future, while endeavouring to point out the effects that climate change is having across the globe. From skydiving, to clean-up projects, to resolutions - this playlist dips into a selection of the clips uploaded to YouTube to mark the event.      Play all 10 videos Play all
French voters go to the polls as election gets underway Voting is underway in more than 85,000 polling stations across France for the first round of the country's presidential election. The campaign thus far has seen the poor state of the French economy dominate political conversation, and the poll is largely being seen as a referendum on Nicolas Sarkozy's time in power. His main rival, Francois Hollande, is confident that the French will vote in their first socialist president since 1995.      Play all 10 videos Play all
Montreal student protest turns ugly Hundreds of protesting students in Montreal were dispersed by police using tear gas on Friday. The students had been demonstrating against a hike in tuition fees.Two police officers and at least two protesters were injured in the clashes, and 17 people were arrested. The students were protesting outside Montreal's Palais des congrès Friday, where Premier Jean Charest was speaking at a symposium on northern development.      Play all 10 videos Play all
Pakistan plane crashes, killing over 100 Over 100 people died when a Pakistani passenger plane en route from Karachi to Islamabad crashed near Chaklala, Rawalpindi, on Friday. Initial reports indicated the plane was on fire before it crashed, with officials announcing a full investigation has already been launched. Eyewitnesses reported that there had been heavy rain and lightning at the time of the crash. According to local reports, the plane also destroyed several houses in the crash, but residents escaped unharmed.      Play all 10 videos Play all
Protesters against F1 Bahrain race hit with tear gas Security has been stepped up around the Bahrain International Circuit in Manama ahead of Sunday's disputed Formula One grand prix in the restive gulf state. Anti-government protesters have promised "three days of rage" against the event but drivers, organisers and the hosts are determined to press ahead with the race. One protest, calling for the cancellation of the F1 race, in addition to freedom for imprisoned human rights activist and hunger-striker Abdulhadi al-Khawaja, took place in the neighborhood of Bani Jamra and was met with tear gas.      Play all 9 videos Play all
Middle East suffers a week of turbulent weather Large regions of the Middle East and Northern Africa suffered a week of oppressive weather, with Saudi Arabia and Iraq enduring heavy dust storms. According to NASA's Earth Observatory, the dust storms can be attributed to plumes which hovered over Iraq and Saudi Arabia from April 17 onwards. In Iran, heavy rain in Tehran this week has reportedly caused the Kan River to overflow into parts of the city's metro. Turkey also had to contend with storm force winds, which led to one person being killed in Istanbul.      Play all 10 videos Play all
Death of Levon Helm, drummer and singer with The Band Levon Helm, acclaimed drummer and singer with The Band, died in a specialist New York cancer hospital on Thursday aged 71. Helm, whose voice and drumming were integral to classics such as 'The Weight' and 'The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down' had suffered a long battle with throat cancer. Helm's 2007 album Dirt Farmer won him his first Grammy in 2008, and he also picked up a Grammy for Best Americana album (Ramble and the Ryman) in February, although he was too ill to attend the ceremony. His final performances on stage took place in the past month, and this playlist pays tribute to much-loved musical legend.      Play all 10 videos Play all
Bahrainis step up protests ahead of F1 race With journalists flooding into Bahrain to cover the controversial grand prix this weekend, pro-democracy protesters are taking the opportunity to bring the international spotlight to their plight with large-scale rallies. Wednesday saw protest marches against Formula One in Manama and villages on the capital's outskirts under slogans such as 'Stop racing on our blood'. A protest in Manama's market area Bab Al-Bahrain during the day passed relatively peacefully but rallies outside the capital descended into clashes after nightfall with the heavy use of tear gas and pellet guns. The crown prince of Bahrain was also confronted by protesters, while other members of Bahrain's ruling family have described the decision to go ahead with the race as a 'calculated risk'.      Play all 10 videos Play all
Marking 100 days until the London 2012 Olympics With just 100 days to go to the London 2012 Olympics, the various organizing bodies entrusted with bringing the Games together are now applying the finishing touches to the venues, the facilities and London itself. Events are being held to mark the countdown to the opening ceremony, and the official motto for the games - "Inspire a Generation" - has been revealed. So, with 10,500 athletes, 21,000 media people and 8.8 million ticket-holders due to descend on the British capital for the biggest sporting event on the planet, this playlist takes a look in and around the preparations as they currently stand.      Play all 10 videos Play all
Space shuttle Discovery makes its final journey NASA's space shuttle Discovery made its final journey on Tuesday, ferried atop a 747 from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida to Dulles International Airport in Washington en route to its final resting place in the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. In its lifetime, Discovery flew 39 missions, more than any other vehicle in the shuttle fleet, with highlights including the deployment of the Hubble Space Telescope and John Glenn's mission as a 72-year-old. The sight of Discovery being ferried overhead, at low altitude, led to huge excitement from crowds that had gathered below to watch. This playlist brings together some of best views from the ground that were then uploaded to YouTube.      Play all 10 videos Play all
No rest for Romney on the campaign trail Although Mitt Romney's main rival for the GOP presidential nomination, Rick Santorum, has now dropped out of the race - there is no sign that the attacks on his campaign have slowed down. From DNC attempts to link him with controversial singer Ted Nugent, to ongoing controversy over his tax returns, Mitt is being targeted from all sides, especially now that he seems almost a shoe-in as the candidate who will be taking on Barack Obama in November. In this playlist, we select from some of the key Romney-related campaign clips on YouTube.      Play all 10 videos Play all
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