Question: A 5-year-old South Korean girl was killed when a man who jumped from his 11th floor apartment landed on top of her, police said. The incident took place Wednesday in Busan, a port city in the southern part of the country. The girl had left her apartment building with her parents when a 38-year-old tenant made his suicide plunge, said Busan Police officer Kim Gil-san. The man died on the spot. He apparently was being treated for depression, police said. The girl was taken to a hospital and died of skull fracture, Kim said. Her parents were unharmed. South Korea has one of the highest suicide rates among economically advanced countries.
What are the important parts of this article?
Important parts: The man dies on the spot. The girl is taken to a hospital with a skull fracture. South Korea has one of the highest suicide rates.

Question: By. Anna Edwards. Bookmakers William Hill has slashed. the odds of Zara Phillips and Mike Tindall naming their baby Poppy from. 33/1 to just 8/1 – following a rush of overnight betting. Spokesman. Rupert Adams said: ‘We saw a real gamble on William and Kate choosing. George and we could be forced to pay out for a second time if the. Tindalls choose Poppy.’ Other. favourites for the youngest royal’s name are Charlotte at 4/1, Victoria. at 6/1 and Anne at 7/1. Elizabeth, Catherine and Isobella are. level-pegging at 10/1. William. Hill is also offering bets at 50/1 that Zara’s daughter will be an. Olympian and at 33/1 that she plays international rugby like her father. Princess Anne (seen at her estate on Friday where her new granddaughter is believed to be) broke with tradition and gave her daughter Zara a name not readily associated with the British Royal Family. Zara gave birth to a 7lbs 12oz baby girl at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital on Friday, with her husband Mike Tindall present at the birth. There has been wide-spread speculation as to what Zara will call her daughter - especially as her own mother, the Princess Royal, broke with tradition when naming her. But Poppy has become a firm favourite after Adele Horton, 30, said her brother Tom spoke to Zara at a rugby match in November. Miss. Horton, a support worker from Gloucester, said: 'My brother was down at. the rugby and he quite often sees Zara because she is sometimes down in. the stands. 'He saw her. at the Japan game on November 12 and told her that his girlfriend was. due the same time and that they were thinking about the name Teddy, so. she better not steal it. 'She was having a joke back and saying that they were thinking of Poppy - so maybe that will be the name.' Zara and Mike could pick a moniker for their baby that harks back to monarchs of the past. But Zara and Mike could equally pick a moniker for their baby that harks back to monarchs of the past. Among other favourites with bookmakers are Charlotte, Elizabeth, Victoria and Anne. Queen. Charlotte, who was born in 1744, was married to George III. Charlotte. was actually her second name - her first being Sophie. A keen botanist, she founded Kew Gardens, had 15 children - 13 of whom survived - and was a patron of the arts. Some historians have argued that she was of African descent. Her. daughter, born in 1766, was also called Charlotte and later known as the. Princess Royal. George IV also named his only child Charlotte, but she died in childbirth at the age of 21, leading to a mass outpouring of grief across the nation. Elizabeth is a highly respected name amongst the monarchy. Anne, seen, with Zara on her Christening day, has a close relationship with her daughter, who has praised her parenting skills and hopes to follow in her footsteps. The Queen is held in great respect by her family. Zara's great-grandmother the Queen Mother was also Elizabeth. Elizabeth I, the last Tudor monarch who ruled from 1558 until 1603. Victoria. would pay tribute to the longest reigning British monarch so far. Victoria ruled for more than 63 years, acceding to the throne in 1837. Britain had evolved into a constitutional monarchy. She became the figurehead of a vast empire and her reign spanned the rest of the century. She married Prince Albert and had nine children, but mourned his early death for the rest of her life. Anne could refer to either Zara's mother, the Princess Royal, or Queen Anne, who was the last of the Stuart monarchs. She became Queen aged 37 in 1702 and reigned until her death in 1714. Married to Prince George of Denmark she gave birth to more than a dozen children but none survived her. Anne suffered from poor health and her weight ballooned towards the end of her life.
What are the important parts of this article?
Important parts: Odds of baby girl being name Poppy have been slashed from 33/1 to just 8/1. Bookmakers' other favourites are Charlotte, Elizabeth, Victoria and Anne. Princess Royal broke with tradition and gave her daughter Zara a name not associated with the Royal Family.

Question: By. Sara Malm. PUBLISHED:. 14:59 EST, 29 January 2013. |. UPDATED:. 15:00 EST, 29 January 2013. Shops in Saudi Arabia have been ordered to put up walls to separate their male and female employees in accordance with the country’s strict vice laws. The barriers need to be at least 5ft 3in high and will keep staff from seeing and communicating with workers of the opposite sex. This follows Saudi Arabia's strict interpretation of Islam which prohibits men and women who are not immediate relatives from socialising. Segregation: Shops in this mall in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia will have to erect barriers to separate their male and female employees as religious law prevents mingling of men and women who are not blood relatives. The news comes only days after the religious police, known as the Mutawa, said there would be no punishment for men who frequent shopping malls and public spaces in their underwear. The new and controversial trend among young men is to go out in public wearing only undershirts and trousers, normally worn underneath the traditional robes. Despite complaints about the new trend, Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice spokesman Najm Al Dhufairi dismissed rumours of a ban of the practice, leaving it up to shopping centre security whether they deem it inappropriate. Equality has been a slow process in. Saudi Arabia, where women are still not allowed to drive a car, must use. separate entrances at banks and offices, and follow strict dress codes. They. also need permission from a male relative or their husband to work,. travel, study or marry and a woman's testimony counts for less than that of a man. in a court of law. Restriction: Male attendants in a shop selling abayas, the female black robe, are only allowed minimum contact with a female customer even when she is chaperoned by a male relative or her husband. Controlled: The life of a Saudi woman is regulated by the country's sharia law and she may not travel, study or marry without a male relative's permission and must always follow the strict dress code seen in this picture. A small step forward was announced by King Abdullah last year as he opened up the government advisory council to both sexes. Earlier this month women were appointed women to 20 per cent of the 150-member Shura Council as King Abdullah reconstituted the council for a new four-year term. Although the women can attend the assembly, they will be separated from their male colleagues by a screen and will join the debate via an internal communication system. To comply with the kingdom's Wahhabi sharia law, the Shura Council building must now be altered to include a separate entrance for women.
What are the important parts of this article?
Important parts:
Shops have been ordered to erect dividers to keep men and women apart. The dividers need to be at least 5ft 3in, religious police said. Saudi Arabia's strict sharia law ban men and women who are not immediate relatives from socialising.