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Activists Build a Grass-Roots Alliance Against Amazon. As groups join a coalition against the internet giant, a new report underlines its troubling impact in warehouse towns. US forces kill two jihadis in Syria using 'Ninja' missile that deploys six blades to mince targets. The strike was carried out in Atmeh, located in Syria's Idlib province, which is around five miles from the Turkish border and fewer than 10 miles from Barisha, Where did paul McCartney live in Speke What were the names of Siegfried and Roy tigers al-Baghdadi was killed. Shuttle lands at California air base. NASA officials Sunday waved off the first opportunity for space shuttle Endeavour to return to Earth, citing poor weather conditions. Camila Cabello showcases her figure in a black bodysuit at the KISS FM Jingle Ball. Camila Cabello pulled out all the stops for an explosive performance at the 106.1 KISS FM Jingle Ball. She stunned in a lace and leather bodysuit, while Lizzo and Sam Smith also performed. From Friends to Frenemies? Trumps Relationships With World Leaders. President Trump has a history of falling out with his friends. President Emmanuel Macron of France is the latest. Prince Andrew's ex-girlfriend Lady Derby says she was NEVER friends with Jeffrey Epstein. EXCLUSIVE Prince Andrew's former flame, Lady Derby, was pictured at the racecourse with her husband, Edward Stanley, in June 2000, but last night denied she was ever friends with Epstein. Chelsea will make Leicester star Ben Chilwell top January transfer target if ban is lifted. Chelsea will make Leicester left back Ben Chilwell their top target in January should their transfer ban be lifted in time. Chelsea are hopeful that they will be able to sign players next month. Kamala Harris Says Shes Still in This Fight, but Out of the 2020 Race. The California senator broke barriers but ran out of money as she struggled in polls. Her abrupt announcement is perhaps the most surprising development to date in the 2020 race. Get the Daily Mail for Kindle or the Daily Mail newspaper iPad app. Get the Daily Mail newspaper iPad app, or the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday for Kindle — and save money! Willie Nelson says he has stopped smoking pot sixty-five years after he first started to take care. Willie Nelson has had a number of breathing related health issues. After smoking weed for decades Nelson says it has taken a toll on his health… Nelson has long been a cannabis campaigner. Repair work underway in post-storm Philippines. Clear-up and repair efforts were underway following Typhoon Kammuri that damaged buildings and disrupted traffic in the Philippines since Monday night (December 2). Michelle Hennessy reports. Singapore Airlines, Jet2.com, Qatar, EVA and Emirates all pick up TripAdvisor best airline awards. Jet2.com takes home five prizes in total, with other winners including Qatar Airways and Emirates. Virgin Atlantic takes home two prizes — and EVA Air finishes very highly in the global ranking. Footballer was racially abused… then banned. Last season, Linford Harris, a footballer in England's amateur leagues, was banned for six matches despite being the victim of alleged racist abuse. YoungPlanet Could this app help stop toys ending up in landfill? Founders Emma and Jason Ash hope that their eco-conscious platform will encourage parents and children to reduce waste while saving money at the same time. Stocks in tentative rebound after Trump's trade war scare. European stocks opened higher on Wednesday, recovering some of the losses made in the previous session when U.S. President Donald Trump surprised world markets by saying a trade deal with China could wait until after the 2020 presidential election.