Champagne' hair is going to be everywhere in 2019.

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Many people like to change things up a bit when the New Year arrives and a lot of us opt to give our gruaige a bit of a shakeup. Whether you want to go lighter or darker, it can be refreshing to go down a different route... and one route we're seriously considering is champagne hair.

Judge Allows Christian Baker to Sue Colorado for Anti-Religious Hostility.

Baker Jack Phillips decorates a cake at his Masterpiece Cakeshop in Lakewood, Colo., on Sept. 21, 2017.  (Reuters/Rick Wilking/File Photo)
A federal court judge has allowed the owner of Masterpiece Cakeshop to sue the state of Colorado for being hostile towards him and his religious beliefs. Colorado cake artist Jack Phillips, who won a Supreme Court case over his refusal to make a wedding cake for a gay couple, sued the state after it launched another case against him for declining to create a cake for a transgender woman.

Mistake fleeing Saudi teen Rahaf Mohammed Alqunun made at Bangkok airport.


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Saudi teenager Rahaf Mohammed Alqunun could by now be sunning herself on Bondi Beach, tasting the freedom she so craves, if it weren’t for a huge mistake she made when she landed in Thailand. The 18-year-old who fled the oppressive Middle Eastern kingdom of Saudi Arabia last week has claimed she was tortured by her family and would be killed if she was forced to return as she has renounced Islam.“I’m sure 100 per cent they will kill me as soon as I get out of the Saudi jail,” she said, and added that she was “scared” and “losing hope”. The woman’s family has denied her claims.
After arriving in Bangkok, Ms Alqunun’s intention had been to fly on to Australia. But Thai authorities detained her and tried to send her back to Kuwait, where she had originally caught her flight. It was only after she barricaded herself in a hotel room at Suvarnabhumi airport for two days and sent out global pleas via social media that the stance of the Thai immigration official softened. Her escape had been reportedly planned for months and was aided by three overseas friends one of whom was in Australia who kept in touch via social media with Ms Alqunun throughout her trip.
She had already successfully applied for a tourist visa for Australia. The trio had urged her to swiftly transfer through the airport in Bangkok so she could arrive in Australia and apply for asylum as quickly as possible. However, Ms Alqunun was keen to savour her first experience of freedom away from her family and country, even if just for a few days. So she tried to pass through the border and enter Thailand. She felt safe to do so because she believed there was no Saudi embassy in Bangkok, which is not the case.“We friends said ‘no, you cannot stay. It’s too dangerous’,” Shahad, a 19-year-old Saudi woman now based in Sweden after escaping her own family two years ago, said.“We bought her a ticket to Australia from Thailand but she didn’t listen to us.”When she handed over her passport, immigration officials eventually told she would be sent back to home as her father was “very angry”.Had Ms Alqunun got straight on to her next plane at Bangkok there was a chance she would not have even come to the attention of the Thai authorities.


After grabbing worldwide attention with dramatic posts on social media, Ms Alqunun was eventually placed in the care of the UNHCR preventing her forced return to Kuwait or Saudi Arabia. She has now deemed to be a refugee and Foreign Minister Marise Payne, who happens to be in Thailand on another issue, has indicated Australia would be open to Ms Alqunun making an asylum application. Following the news that she had been deemed a refugee, the young woman tweeted a selfie captioned, “Hey … I’m happy.”Thailand’s Immigration Police chief has said Ms Alqunun’s father has denied physically abusing her or trying to force her into an arranged marriage, two of the reasons she gave for her flight.The father, whose name has not been released, said he wants his daughter back but respects her decision and believed she fled because she felt neglected.

Poland Escape Room fire victims had no effective evacuation route

Five teenage girls killed by a fire in an 'escape room' in Poland might have survived if there had been a proper evacuation route, firefighters said. Four of the girls were named and pictured last night as authorities probed poor electrical wiring and lax security procedures at the attraction in Koszalin.

Is chocolate really better for curing your coughs?

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When we have a hacking cough, lots of us will reach for the cough syrup to soothe symptoms. But it turns out you might be better of indulging in a bar of Dairy Milk, as a doctor has said chocolate is better for cough and respiratory problems than standard medicine.

Black children hit by segregation on first day of school in South Africa.

Growing outrage over disturbing photo of black pupils allocated a table away from their white classmates in South Africa
School authorities at Laerskool Schweizer-Reneke in South Africa are facing severe backlash after a photo circulated of black grade R children seated separately from their white classmates in a group picture that was taken by their teacher on their first day of school. The photo, which shows eighteen white children seated together on a long desk with their four black classmates seated separately on another desk in the corner of the classroom was shared by the teacher on the school’s WhatsApp page. Speaking, a mother of one of the four black kids, who saw the picture shared how devastated and angry she was.“This was meant to be an exciting day for me but it’s not,” she said.“All I saw was messages from the white parents saying ‘dankie, dankie’ (‘thank you, thank you’) but no one was saying anything about the separation of the learners,” she added. She continued that she contacted another parent to talk about the situation, and that parent subsequently got in touch with the school principal for clarifications on why their kids were separated. The principal, however, said she knew nothing about the seating arrangement, The picture, which has since gone viral on social media received a lot of condemnation from people accusing the school authorities of racism.authorities of racism. The North West Education and Sports Development member of the executive council (MEC), Sello Lehari together with other senior managers visited the school to investigate the incident.“On behalf of the department, I wish to condemn in its strongest terms any allegation of racism in our schools which contradict the constitution of our country,” Lehari said. Lehari confirmed the teacher in question has been suspended. The incident, which also saw scores of locals trooping to the school to protest on Thursday caused some parents of some of the white pupils in the school to take their children back home for safety reasons.










Pule letshwiti@pule_jones
.@OpenNewsSA. Protesters have entered the school premises. They are currently protesting inside. The police are trying to calm down the situation. #SchweizerReneke


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A white parent, who spoke with SowetanLIVE about the incident taunted black parents to take their kids to township schools if they were dissatisfied with the way the school was treating them.“If you are not happy here, take your child to another school, nobody is forcing you. Now they want to make this as if its racism, everyone just wants to make white people racists, we are not racists, we just want what was best for our children,” the parent said. Here are a few more reactions to the racist incident on social media:







Lindi Mlandu@Mandlovu_
So that teacher at Laerskool Schweizer-Reneke, seated the class like that, took a picture and then sent it to the parent's whatsapp group. Through all this, they saw nothing wrong with the picture?




Thabo Curtiny@Realbling033
#SchweizerReneke these people will never change it's in their blood , racist white folks passing it down to their kids mmmh pathetic, after 28 years!! Guys let's wake up.

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Ulrik Spliid@ulrik_s
@Eusebius, even if one forgets the race & segregation issue in the #SchweizerReneke photo, why would the teacher decide on one large central table and one small corner table? Either there is one table big enough for everyone or a number of similarly sized small tables.



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MeanAsAkii♥♥@Akani_Akii
#SchweizerReneke I want the best for my daughter, but I also pray I do not put her through trauma in the sake of "only the best". Imagine such racism from grade 1😞 I'm sad...



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k@KaylaSkyla

Are there really people trying to justify this #SchweizerReneke saga? Like there are actually people thinking up different scenarios as to why in 2019 there would be 4 black CHILDREN separated from like 10+ white CHILDREN.

They will say anything but admit their evils.



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Soft lilac hair is set to be the hottest colour trend of 2019.

Soft lilac hair is set to be the hottest colour trend of 2019, and we're here for it
So we are officially into 2019, and we're feeling pretty good about it! A new year is always exciting, as we have an opportunity to make resolutions or changes we may have been putting off. For example, many people decide to change themselves in January, particularly when it comes to hair colour.

Girl is born with a pomegranate-sized BIRTHMARK!

Chloe is pictured before and after with her mother, who is 'ecstatic' with the results
A girl was born with a tiny 'bruise' on her forehead that turned into a pomegranate-sized birthmark. Chloe Lambert, now nine, of Milton Keynes, arrived eight weeks early with a tiny 'bruise' on the right side of her forehead. Although her parents Jean and Michael were initially unconcerned, the mark soon began to grow bigger every day and turned a vivid red.

Father gets up before dawn to draw Peppa Pig on snow-covered ground to surprise his daughter.

He came up with the idea after waking up early in the morning and realised his city had turned whiteHe immediately got dressed, grabbed a broom and headed towards the door
A doting father wanted to surprise his toddler daughter who loves Peppa Pig, so he drew her the biggest cartoon pig she could ever imagine. Wang Enshuang, from northern China, got up at the crack of the dawn to create an image of the popular pink piglet on a snow-covered square underneath the girl's window.

Student, 19, thought she had 'fresher's flu' was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer.

Laura Nuttall, 19, with her dad Mark, 56. Laura was weeks into an international relations degree at King's College University in London in October when she began to experience occasional headaches and nausea
The family of a high-flying student diagnosed with terminal brain cancer following a routine eye test say they are 'beyond devastated' but 'trying to remain positive' as she battles at least six incurable tumours. Laura Nuttall, 19, from Lancashire who achieved straight As in her A levels last summer, was just weeks into an international relations degree at King's College University in London in October when she began to experience occasional headaches and nausea.
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