Hello. This is todays Worldwide Exchange. Im ross westgate. And im kelly echs. These are your headlines from around the world. Inflation is growing the India Central Bank prefer easing. The government steps in to contain home buying by foreigners in singapore. And a major overall, boosting operate aing profits by 25 . And its merger monday. Watch group by terry winstons division by 700 million, but u. P. S. Walks away from its 5. 2 billion offer for tnt express. All righty. Its Worldwide Exchange here and we are back in the saddle. And it feels good. And George Osborne is making some comments. Hes basically saying that its an interesting starting point and he plays down the prospects of there being a straight referendum on being an in out referendum, part of the eu, not part of the eu, which is mixed from where most people think they are. Some of the surveys show the people becoming more worried about it and we saw those comments, whats his face, labor leader over the weekend saying th
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A home in Carson City was a place of refuge for the Fred family. Elvin Fred bought the home in 2012 and for years sheltered family members experiencing homelessness, said Sylvia Fred, Elvin’s sister. Today, the home is uninhabitable.
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The Fred family has fought for years to regain permanent control of their home, which was a refuge for family members experiencing homeless. They're arguing civil forfeitures violate double jeopardy laws.