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Carnival horror as samba school float crashes at Rio parade
A float in Rio de Janeiro's world famous carnival parade has crashed, injuring 12 people with at least one victim in a serious condition.
Monday 27 February 2017
World News
A float in Rio de Janeiro's world famous carnival parade has crashed, injuring 12 people with at least one victim in a serious condition.
Former All Blacks rugby lock Ali Williams and ex-Australia back James O'Connor have been released from jail after they were arrested while allegedly buying cocaine during a night out in Paris.
Donald Trump's choice to be US navy secretary has said he is withdrawing from consideration for the post, citing concerns about privacy and separating himself from his business interests.
The driver said to have ploughed into a crowd at a Mardi Gras parade in New Orleans had a blood alcohol level nearly three times the legal limit, police have said.
A man who drove into a group of pedestrians in the German city of Heidelberg, fatally injuring one man, is being held on suspicion of murder and attempted murder.
Nigerian security agents have freed two German archaeologists kidnapped by gunmen at a remote dig, the governor of northern Kaduna state said.
Thousands of Russians have marched through Moscow to mark two years since opposition leader Boris Nemtsov was gunned down outside the Kremlin.
Iraqi militarised police have captured an area on the western side of Mosul amid fierce clashes with Islamic State militants.
Iran's former hard-line president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has sent a 3,500-word letter to US president Donald Trump that applauds immigration and says it shows "the contemporary US belongs to all nations".
The European Parliament has taken an unusual step to crack down on racism and hate speech in its own house.
Muhammad Ali's son has been detained by immigration officials at a US airport and questioned about his ancestry and religion, a family friend has said.
The dose of nerve agent given to North Korean ruler Kim Jong Un's half-brother was so high that it killed him within 20 minutes and caused "very serious paralysis", Malaysia's health minister has said.
A transatlantic wave of puzzlement is rippling across Sweden for the second time in a week after a prominent Fox News programme featured a "Swedish defence and national security adviser" who is unknown to the country's military and foreign-affairs officials.
Authorities have identified the man who allegedly ploughed into a crowd enjoying a Mardi Gras parade in New Orleans while intoxicated.
French president Francois Hollande used a visit to Disneyland Paris to hit back at US President Donald Trump for insulting the capital city.
Tom Perez is the new national party chairman of the US Democrats.
A pensioner died after a man drove a car into pedestrians in a central square in the German city of Heidelberg on Saturday.
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has celebrated his 93rd birthday surrounded by thousands of supporters in a defiant show of strength after nearly four decades in power.
Malaysian police are to carry out a sweep of the terminal at Kuala Lumpur's airport where North Korean ruler Kim Jong Un's half-brother was killed to check for possible traces of the toxic chemical suspected to have been used in the attack.
At least 30 people were killed in attacks on two security locations in the central Syrian city of Homs, officials reported.
Ten police officers and a civilian were gunned down by Islamic State militants in an ambush at a mosque in Afghanistan.
The son of boxing legend Muhammad Ali was detained by immigration staff at a Florida airport, who repeatedly asked him "Are you Muslim?", a lawyer has said.
Immigration authorities have barred a 21-year-old Syrian cinematographer who worked on a harrowing Oscar-nominated film about his nation's civil war from entering the US to attend the Academy Awards show.
The White House has defended its chief of staff against accusations that he breached a government firewall when he asked the FBI to publicly dispute press reports that Donald Trump's campaign advisers had been frequently in touch with Russian intelligence agents.
Meryl Streep, whose Golden Globes speech prompted US president Donald Trump to call her "overrated", has been added as a presenter to Sunday's Academy Awards.
Hollywood star George Clooney has joined Paris' mayor and France's foreign minister in attacking US president Donald Trump for insulting the City of Light.
News organisations including The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, CNN, the BBC and Politico were blocked from joining an informal, on-the-record White House press briefing on Friday.
Conservative candidate Francois Fillon faces investigation by France's financial prosecutors over jobs he gave to his wife and two of his children, pushing the case to a higher and riskier level for the man hoping to become the next president of France.
Contracts will be awarded by mid-April for President Donald Trump's proposed border wall with Mexico, the US Customs and Border Protection agency said.
The trial of Blurred Lines singer Robin Thicke focusing on a restraining order his ex-wife wants amid allegations that he abused her and their son will be held behind closed doors, a judge has ruled.
The UK's decision to leave the European Union has set in motion a movement that will sweep the world, Nigel Farage has told a US audience.
Nations urging the UN to sanction Syria over chemical weapons attacks are aiming towards a vote shortly, it has been announced.
Germany's spy agency had at least 50 numbers and email addresses of journalists among its surveillance targets, it has been reported.
The Mexican government has made clear to visiting US emissaries that it will not accept deportees from third countries under any circumstances, the interior secretary said.
A judge will let only one other accuser testify at Bill Cosby's sexual assault trial to bolster charges that the actor drugged and molested a woman at his estate near Philadelphia.
Germany's Social Democrats have nudged past Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservative bloc for the first time in more than a decade, according to a new poll.
Donald Trump has used his first presidential appearance before the largest gathering of conservative activists in the US to sharply escalate his criticisms of the news media.
A new initiative to promote a better work-life balance has been introduced in Japan, meaning it was not business as usual for some employees on Friday.
German officials have criticised plans announced by the Russian military to build a replica of Berlin's parliament building as a target for teenagers to attack at a theme park near Moscow.
Police are investigating the death of a US man who died during the final stretch of a 24-hour video game session he was streaming online to raise money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
Police have used stun grenades, rubber bullets and water cannon amid a fresh wave of anti-immigrant protests in South Africa.
The era of austerity is over for Greece, according to the country's prime m inister.
More than 60 people have been killed in at least two attacks near a Syrian town just captured by Turkish forces and Syrian opposition fighters from Islamic State militants, Turkey's news agency said.
Investigators have concluded that a deadly explosion in the city of Lahore on Thursday was caused by a gas leak from a cooking cylinder, not a bomb, a Pakistani government minister said.
The shooting of two Indian men in a crowded Kansas City bar has sparked outrage in their home country.
Iraq's air force has struck Islamic State targets inside Syria for the first time as Iraqi troops on the ground pushed into western Mosul.
A substance abuse counsellor who struck a man with her car and drove two miles with his body embedded in her windscreen has been jailed for 25 years to life.
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US attorney general Jeff Sessions has signalled his strong support for the government's continued use of private prisons, reversing an Obama administration directive to phase out their use.
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Song Video
Happy Birthday to you, Happy Birthday to you,
Happy Birthday dear (name),
Happy Birthday to you.
May the good Lord bless you, May the good Lord bless you,
Happy Birthday dear (name),
Happy Birthday to you.
This song was originally posted at:
Information About Happy Birthday To You
"Happy Birthday to You" is also simply known as "Happy Birthday" and it is a traditional song that people sing while celebrating a person's birth anniversary.
According to the Guinness Book of World Records, "Happy Birthday to You" is the most well known song in the English language.
The song's melody has been taken from the song "Good Morning to All", which was written in 1893 by American sisters Mildred and Patty Hill and published in their songbook called Song Stories.
The first record of the song combining this melody with the familiar Happy Birthday lyrics was in 1912.
Alternative Lyrics & Related Songs
This is a version with actions for everyone
(Everyone marches in a circle around the birthday boy/girl. Birthday hats and noisemakers are recommended!)
Happy birthday to you.
Happy birthday to you.
Happy birthday. Happy birthday.
Happy birthday to you.
(Everyone stops in front of the birthday boy/girl.)
How old are you today? [Shrug your shoulders and gesture to the birthday boy/girl.]
How old are you today?
How old are you? How old are you?
How old are you today?
(The birthday boy/girl stands up to sing. If he/she is too shy, the teacher can sing with him/her.)
I'm __________ years old today. [The birthday boy/girl holds up fingers showing how old he/she is.]
I'm __________ years old today.
I'm __________ years old. I'm __________ years old.
I'm __________ years old today.
(Everyone marches in a circle around the birthday boy/girl.)
Happy birthday to you.
Happy birthday to you.
Happy birthday. Happy birthday.
Happy birthday to you.
Listen to this song's music
16 Comments
Christiana, United States
26 March 2016 at 1:54pm
I love this song it was great for my little sister birthday and she loved the diffrent voices
ahaliya, Sri Lanka
23 October 2015 at 7:07am
happy birth day
inetryconydot, Canada
17 October 2015 at 3:29am
Pluto's weather is more active than we thought With each batch of images that rolls in from New Horizons, scientists learn more about Pluto's characteristics.
Alpha Skua, USA
28 April 2015 at 12:30am
and there's also FOR HE'S A JOLLY GOOD FELLOW
anushka, haridwar
2 April 2015 at 2:32pm
its nice i love it
Evangela, eranakulam
25 March 2015 at 4:20pm
Pls improve
Spurwing Plover, USA
12 August 2014 at 10:47pm
Chloe, Canada
26 July 2014 at 2:30pm
This is the world's first personalized song.
punam, India
12 May 2014 at 4:25am
i love u
Joy, Canada
1 April 2013 at 3:41pm
Can u update ur video because i wiuld like to watch it but i can t because it says "video dose not exust." So please update the video
Sue, United States
22 July 2011 at 10:54pm
this is the birthday song, it isn't very long.
Mia, Aruba
21 December 2010 at 4:12pm
there song's are brileunt make sor you make some more becuerrs my chidrun wont some more
Mia, Saint Barthélemy
21 December 2010 at 4:08pm
these song's are breelent make shor you do some more
Crystal, Philippines
14 October 2010 at 1:17pm
happy birthday to you .. you belong to the zoo .. like a monkey .. like a donkey .. the gorilla is you
Milaine, Cali
24 August 2010 at 7:00pm
Happy Birthday to you You live in a zoo You look like a monkey And u smell like one too
Tanu, Bikaner
27 February 2009 at 12:03pm
want to see colourful poems

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As a way to celebrate Twitter's sixth anniversary, Jimmy Kimmel showed a bit where various celebrities read some of the nastiest tweets about themselves that they've seen. Most people did it in a pretty straightforward way, though we did see Will Ferrell, in his usual Will Ferrell way, reading his tweets while sitting on the toilet, with strategic pixelization added for maximum comedic effect.
While the tweets about Jason Bateman, Kristen Bell, Kathy Griffin and Anna Faris were funny, there was a clear favorite, one that made us almost spit out our coffee. It was when Andy Dick — does his phone case really have all those spikes on it? Where does he keep it when he's not using it? — read this tweet, which he called "sweet": "Can it be my turn to punch @andydick until there's bones in his stool?"