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Far-right Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has proposed establishing a detention facility for Palestinian detainees surrounded by crocodiles to prevent escapes, according to Israeli media. The Israel Prison Service is reportedly examining the unusual proposal, which was presented during a meeting last week. The suggestion comes as the Knesset prepares to vote on a bill to execute Palestinian detainees accused of attacks.Far-right Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has proposed establishing a detention facility for Palestinian detainees surrounded by crocodiles to prevent escapes, according to Israeli media. The Israel Prison Service is reportedly examining the unusual proposal, which was presented during a meeting last week. The suggestion comes as the Knesset prepares to vote on a bill to execute Palestinian detainees accused of attacks.At least ten people were killed and ten others wounded in a shooting at a tavern in Bekkersdal, a township west of Johannesburg, South Africa. The attack occurred overnight when unknown gunmen opened fire on patrons inside and outside the KwaNoxolo tavern. Police have deployed multiple investigative units to the scene.At least ten people were killed and ten others wounded in a shooting at a tavern in Bekkersdal, a township west of Johannesburg, South Africa. The attack occurred overnight when unknown gunmen opened fire on patrons inside and outside the KwaNoxolo tavern. Police have deployed multiple investigative units to the scene.Türkiye has the capacity to attract up to $30 billion in foreign direct investment each year, according to a leading sector representative. While FDI inflows grew 35% to $11.6 billion, reaching the full potential hinges on maintaining policy stability, advancing green and digital reforms, and bolstering investor confidence.

Far-right Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has proposed establishing a detention facility for Palestinian detainees surrounded by crocodiles to prevent escapes, according to Israeli media. The Israel Prison Service is reportedly examining the unusual proposal, which was presented during a meeting last week. The suggestion comes as the Knesset prepares to vote on a bill to execute Palestinian detainees accused of attacks.Far-right Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has proposed establishing a detention facility for Palestinian detainees surrounded by crocodiles to prevent escapes, according to Israeli media. The Israel Prison Service is reportedly examining the unusual proposal, which was presented during a meeting last week. The suggestion comes as the Knesset prepares to vote on a bill to execute Palestinian detainees accused of attacks.At least ten people were killed and ten others wounded in a shooting at a tavern in Bekkersdal, a township west of Johannesburg, South Africa. The attack occurred overnight when unknown gunmen opened fire on patrons inside and outside the KwaNoxolo tavern. Police have deployed multiple investigative units to the scene.At least ten people were killed and ten others wounded in a shooting at a tavern in Bekkersdal, a township west of Johannesburg, South Africa. The attack occurred overnight when unknown gunmen opened fire on patrons inside and outside the KwaNoxolo tavern. Police have deployed multiple investigative units to the scene.Türkiye has the capacity to attract up to $30 billion in foreign direct investment each year, according to a leading sector representative. While FDI inflows grew 35% to $11.6 billion, reaching the full potential hinges on maintaining policy stability, advancing green and digital reforms, and bolstering investor confidence.

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Nissan performs UK's longest and most complex driverless car trip

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09:18, 05/02/2020, Wednesday

REUTERS

Nissan performs UK's longest and most complex driverless car trip

FILE PHOTO: A Nissan logo is pictured at Brussels Motor Show, Belgium

A Nissan car has completed a 230-mile journey autonomously in Britain, the longest and most complex such trip in the country as carmakers race to develop driverless technologies which are revolutionising travel.

Britain has been wooing developers of autonomous vehicles, hoping to grab a slice of an industry it estimates could be worth around 900 billion pounds ($1.2 trillion) worldwide in 2035.

The Nissan LEAF vehicle undertook the 370 km journey from the Japanese carmaker's European technical centre in Cranfield, southern England, to its Sunderland factory in the north east, alongside conventional road users.

It included roads with no or minimal markings, junctions, roundabouts and motorways, using advanced positioning technology helped by GPS, radar and light detection and ranging equipment, allowing vehicles to navigate roads and obstacles.

“The ... project allowed us to develop an autonomous vehicle that can tackle challenges encountered on UK roads that are unique to this part of the world, such as complex roundabouts and high-speed country lanes with no road markings, white lines or kerbs," said Nissan Technical Centre Project Manager Bob Bateman.

The project, known as HumanDrive and led by Nissan as part of a consortium, also received government funding.

Nissan has previously said Britain’s flexible approach to testing autonomous vehicles helped it pick London for its first European tests in 2017 when a driverless vehicle travelled up to 50 miles per hour.

But the advancement of self-driving cars around the world has been hampered by safety concerns and problems regarding insurance liability.

"Safely completing the longest autonomous drive in Britain is an incredible achievement for Nissan and the HumanDrive consortium, and a huge step towards the rollout of driverless cars on UK streets," said junior business minister Nadhim Zahawi.

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