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The Menendez brothers will have to wait for a long-awaited resentencing, after their case was delayed by nearly two months. The brothers - Lyle and Erik - who were convicted of the 1989 murder of their parents, returned to court for the first time in two decades, as efforts to commute their life sentences and set them free continue. Outside a Los Angeles courthouse today, 16 members of the public were granted access to watch the hearing through a public lottery held, with many citing the recent Netflix drama series and documentary on the case as the reason for their interest. The appearance marked the first time Lyle and Erik had been seen in public since the second trial for the murder of their parents. The brothers’ resentencing hearing, originally scheduled for December 11, will now take place on January 30.

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Saudi Arabia has been awarded the hosting rights to the 2034 FIFA World Cup by the governing body. It comes despite continued criticism of the nation's human rights record and accusations of 'sportswashing'. The Saudi Minister for Sports Prince Abdulaziz bin Turki Al Faisal spoke following the announcement, welcoming anyone and everyone to come to the tournament. "We welcome everyone to come to the kingdom. My message to everyone is come and see for yourself what we're doing and you'll have a feeling of the transformation that has happened in Saudi Arabia for the past couple of years," said Prince Abdulaziz bin Turki Al Faisal. "And we promise everyone that we will keep on working hard to make Saudi Arabia a better nation for our people and to be open to the world ... it's open to everybody." The Arab nation ran as the sole bidder for the tournament after nations from South East Asia and a joint bid from Australia and New Zealand failed to gain support.

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Saudi Arabia Get 2034 WC Despite Human Rights Concerns | 10 News First

Saudi Arabia has been awarded the hosting rights to the 2034 FIFA World Cup by the governing body. It comes despite continued criticism of the nation's human rights record and accusations of 'sportswashing'. The Saudi Minister for Sports Prince Abdulaziz bin Turki Al Faisal spoke following the announcement, welcoming anyone and everyone to come to the tournament. "We welcome everyone to come to the kingdom. My message to everyone is come and see for yourself what we're doing and you'll have a feeling of the transformation that has happened in Saudi Arabia for the past couple of years," said Prince Abdulaziz bin Turki Al Faisal. "And we promise everyone that we will keep on working hard to make Saudi Arabia a better nation for our people and to be open to the world ... it's open to everybody." The Arab nation ran as the sole bidder for the tournament after nations from South East Asia and a joint bid from Australia and New Zealand failed to gain support.
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