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Lisa Robin Kelly, That '70s Show actress, dies aged 43

Actress Lisa Robin Kelly, who had a role in the US sitcom That `70s Show alongside Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis, has died at age 43.

Her manager Craig Wyckoff said Kelly died on Wednesday at a Los Angeles addiction treatment facility where she had been admitted earlier in the week.
No official cause of death was given.
Kelly portrayed Laurie Forman, the promiscuous sister of Eric - played by Topher Grace on the Fox series, which ran from 1998 until 2006.
She left the series at the end of the fifth season in 2003. Her character was portrayed by the actress, Christina Moore, in season six.
Kelly fell out of the spotlight after leaving the show but soon began making headlines for her troubled personal life.
She was arrested in November along with her 61-year-old husband, Robert Joseph Gilliam, in connection with a disturbance at their home in North Carolina.
In June, she was arrested on suspicion of drink driving in California.
"Lisa had voluntarily checked herself into a treatment facility early this week where she was battling the addiction problems that have plagued her these past few years," said Wyckoff.
"I spoke to her on Monday, and she was hopeful and confident, looking forward to putting this part of her life behind her. Last night, she lost the battle," he added.
Prior to That '70s Show, Kelly had minor roles in several US TV shows, including The X-Files, Charmed and Married With Children.
She also had roles in the TV movies Amityville Dollhouse, Late Last Night and Jawbreaker.

British embassy in Yemen to reopen

The UK embassy in Yemeni capital Sanaa will open "as normal" on Sunday after staff were withdrawn earlier this month due to "increased security concerns".

Announcing the news on Twitter, British ambassador Jane Marriott apologised for a "brief hiatus".

All UK staff based in Sanaa were sent home after messages between the head of al-Qaeda and the group's head in Yemen about a major attack were intercepted.

US embassies across the Middle East and North Africa were also closed.

A terror alert was sparked after secret plans discussed by al-Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahiri and Nasser al-Wuhayshi were picked up by US intelligence officials.

Unprecedented security measures were taken in Sanaa, with hundreds of armoured vehicles deployed.

Speaking at the time, the BBC's Abdullah Ghorab, in Sanaa, said a security source had confirmed that Yemeni intelligence services had discovered that dozens of al-Qaeda members had arrived in the city in the preceding days in preparation for a major attack.

The source suggested it was to include explosions and suicide attacks aimed at Western diplomatic missions and Yemeni military headquarters.

Yemen is the base of al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), which has recently suffered a series of setbacks after the military launched an offensive in June with the help of US forces.

The UK Foreign Office advises against all travel to the whole country.

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World Trade Center - 2014 Updated

Four office towers, a transit center designed by Santiago Calatrava, a memorial and museum at the downtown Manhattan site of the World Trade Center may be complete by 2014, according to city and state officials.

About 250,000 people a day will be working and visiting the complex, developer Larry Silverstein said today at a news briefing at 7 World Trade Center, a 52-story office building across a street from where the twin towers stood. Finished in 2006, it is the first of several planned for the site.

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Construction continues on One World Trade Center (WTC), center right, next to the footprints of the former 1 World Trade Center (North Tower) and 2 World Trade Center (South Tower) in the Financial District of Manhattan in this aerial photo taken over New York Photographer: Keyur Khamar/Bloomberg

A landscaped outdoor memorial featuring a walkway through a grove of trees will adorn the site by next year’s 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attack, which killed 2,752, said Mayor Michael Bloomberg. The National September 11 Memorial & Museum, adjacent to the open plaza, will be completed in 2012, said Bloomberg, who also serves as chairman of the museum.

The Alliance for Downtown New York, an association of lower Manhattan businesses, said it expects the neighborhood to attract about 12 million tourists in 2012, double the current level. Construction work on the project’s signature 1,776-foot building, 1 World Trade Center, has reached the 36th floor. The tower will be done by 2013, said Christopher Ward, the executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.

Conde Nast has said it intends to lease 1 million square feet in the tower. Silverstein said he expects to have $3 billion in construction contracts on three buildings by next year.

August Agreement

Last month, the Port Authority, which owns the lower Manhattan site, approved an accord withSilverstein to help finance two skyscrapers, consistent with a March agreement. The accord ended a dispute of more than a year’s duration.

Silverstein, 79, who signed a 99-year lease for the trade center just six weeks before the 2001 attacks, has the right to build three towers. One World Trade Center is being built by the Port Authority, which took over the project in 2006.

The agreement with Silverstein included a “cash trap” provision ensuring that the Port Authority and other public entities get repaid before he and other private investors reap any profit from the two buildings under his control.

The project experienced delays that spanned the administrations of three New York governors and at least four in New Jersey. They each had to resolve disputes among themselves, Silverstein, Mayor Bloomberg and officials of the Port Authority, wahich owns the site.

“It’s very difficult to see progress when the action is mostly negotiations,” Bloomberg said. Nine years is not a long time, considering the complexity of the job, he said.

Residential development in the nine years since the attack has changed the nature of a neighborhood, doubling the number of people who live there to almost 60,000, according to state Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, a Democrat who represents lower Manhattan.

The mayor is founder and majority owner of Bloomberg News parent Bloomberg LP.

To contact the reporter on this story: Henry Goldman in New York City Hall at hgoldman@bloomberg.net.