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Today Entertainment News : It was the second wedding for Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner. And now we have a first glimpse of their ceremony in France. The “Game of Thrones” actress and her musician husband both posted a similar black-and-white photo of the couple featuring her flowing gown with a plunging neckline and a lace veil. “Mr and Mrs Jonas,” says the caption of the photo showing the beaming couple holding hands and walking down the aisle. Louis Vuitton’s director of women’s collections, Nicolas Ghesquière, also shared an Instagram image of the stunning long-sleeved gown from behind. “Absolut beauty,” he posted. The couple’s second wedding Saturday was at the picturesque Château de Martinay in Carpentras, France, according to Elle. They were joined by the groom’s famous brothers and their spouses, including Nick Jonas and his wife, Priyanka Chopra. Read Full News : https://usacnnnews.com/2019/07/07/9362/ Go Here And Get More news :   World New...

Technology News : Drone maker DJI has lodged a complaint against the BBC over the way the flying gadgets were portrayed in TV reports. In an open letter, it expressed “deep disappointment” with the way drones were depicted in the videos. The reports were based on “hearsay”, claimed DJI, which felt they fell short of the BBC’s public remit to “inform, educate and entertain”. The BBC said its investigation had shown positive uses of drones and that its programmes were fair. Disturbing report In its letter, DJI spelled out its objections to two separate BBC reports. One was a Panorama report broadcast in April that dealt with the shutdown at Gatwick believed to have been caused by a drone. The other was a Horizon report called “Britain’s Next Air Disaster? Drones” that was shown on 1 July. DJI said it provided video footage and advice to production teams for both the reports, but said the BBC used little of this material. Instead of featuring this informatio...

Science News : UN delegates in climate talks have agreed a “compromise” on how to include a key scientific report after two weeks of talks in Bonn, Germany. Negotiators decided the report represented the “best available science”. But they have not included any targets on emissions researchers said were vital to keep temperatures in check. Some smaller island delegates claimed the move amounted to a surrender to fossil fuel producers. Several wore T-shirts with the slogan “Science is not negotiable”. ‘Triple whammy’ threatens climate progress In Pictures: ‘The Time is Now’ climate protest MPs plan citizens’ assembly on climate The arguments here have focused on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and the report it produced last October on how the world would cope with a temperature rise of 1.5C this century. The scientists concluded that it was possible to keep below this mark, but it would require huge cuts in emissions over the next y...

Today Sports News : New Chelsea boss Frank Lampard says returning to his former side as manager is the biggest challenge of his career. The 41-year-old ex-England midfielder was appointed on Thursday by the club where he spent 13 years as a player. Lampard had been in charge of Championship side Derby – his first job in management – for 14 months. “I am not naive. I understand fans want success. I don’t see this as a risk. I am not fearful of the downsides,” he said. When asked if taking charge at Stamford Bridge, where he has legendary status and is the club’s all-time leading goalscorer, will be the biggest challenge he has faced, Lampard replied: “Yes.” He added: “Coming here 19 years ago was a challenge. I had the radio on and some people were questioning whether I should be here for £11m. “I thought last year was a huge challenge.” ‘Not an old boys’ club’ Jody Morris, another former Chelsea midfielder, has moved from Derby with Lampard to take u...

Today World News : Mexico saw a record number of murders in the first six months of the year, with an average 94 killings each day, according to the Mexico News Daily. The news outlet, citing figures from the Secretariat of Security and Citizens Protection, noted that June saw the most murders of any month on record, with more than 3,000 people killed. The violence has reached such a fever pitch that Mexico President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who was sworn into office in December, has decided to send the National Guard to some areas, including Mexico City, a controversial move that critics say will not solve the high homicide rate and will instead lead to abuses. Among the areas in the country with the most homicides are Mexico City, Veracruz, Chihuahua and Jalisco, the news outlet reported. The state with the highest murder rate is Guanajuato, where the Jalisco New Generation and Santa Rosa de Lima cartels are engaged in a power struggle, according to the BBC...