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Added on the 26/04/2017 18:36:04 - Copyright : RT Ruptly EN
Three Shiba Inus went viral after they were spotted peeking out from holes in a wall to enjoy the scenery outside their home in Japan. Their owner made 18 holes so his dogs could satisfy their curiosity for the outside world. A large number of tourists stop by the wall to take a look at the canine cuties!
Tourists react outside Buckingham Palace in London as King Charles III has been diagnosed with a form of cancer and has begun treatment, Buckingham Palace said earlier, just a week after he was discharged from hospital for prostate surgery. "It is really sad news for all the world" says Mahmoud Moeit, tourist from Egypt, while Ben Tan, from United States, declares "it's shocking". SOUNDBITE
Images of tourists watching a light snow fall near the Sacre-Coeur basilica in Paris as a large part of France experiences a cold spell that will intensify until Tuesday, with sub-zero temperatures that have prompted some regions to activate their "extreme cold" plan. IMAGES
An Israeli helicopter lets off flares and smoke rises over northern Gaza as Israels's bombardment of the territory continues. Gaza's Hamas-run health ministry said a second Israeli bombing raid in two days had killed and wounded "dozens" at the territory's biggest refugee camp, while fifteen Israeli soldiers have been killed fighting in Gaza since Tuesday, a spokesman for the country's military told AFP. IMAGES
King Charles III begins the second day of his visit to Kenya with a visit to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission's Kariokor Cemetery to honour Africans who died for Britain in two world wars. Charles and Queen Camilla meet with war veterans, shaking their hands and chatting with them. The visit comes a day after the British Monarch, in a speech at a state banquet, acknowledged there was "no excuse" for colonial-era abuses during Britain's rule of the East African country. IMAGES