News Headlines - 05 November 2016
▽Turkey arrests pro-Kurdish opposition leaders - News from Al Jazeera
Turkish authorities arrested the co-leaders of the pro-Kurdish opposition Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) on Friday on terrorism-related charges as the post-coup crackdown in the country continues.
▽French teen gets suspended jail sentence for naming Wi-Fi network after Isis | The Guardian
A French court has handed a three-month suspended jail sentence to a teenager who named his domestic Wi-Fi network after the Islamic State group, his lawyer said on Friday.
Secret recordings smuggled out of North Korea have revealed how the former leader and father of Kim Jong-un lambasted his own people - as well as making fun out of himself - while he was in office... According to the documentary, titled 'The Lovers and the Despot', the audio clips were secretly recorded by a South Korean actress and her film director husband, who were kidnapped by Mr Jong-il’s regime in 1978 and forced to make films for him for eight years.
▽Thousands of Giant Snowballs Form Naturally in Northern Russian Village
In late October, far in Russia’s north, villagers in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug discovered an unusual sight: thousands of giant snowballs have formed naturally on the frozen banks of a local river.
Three days after the Chicago Cubs broke their 108-year championship drought by claiming the 2016 World Series, longtime fan Bill Murray returned to Studio 8H to celebrate the team's win on Saturday Night Live.
