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MADRID , Oct. 29 (Xinhua) -- Reigning cup holders Real Madrid moved a step closer to the last 16 of the King's Cup knockout competition on Wednesday night thanks to a comfortable 4-1 first leg win away to Barcelona based club, Cornella.


With the return leg still to be played in the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, the result away to a team playing its first campaign in the third tier of Spanish football means Carlo Ancelotti's side should have no problems in qualifying.


Ancelotti made wholesale changes to his side with time given to defenders Rafael Varene and Alvaro Arbeloa while Keylor Navas also replacing Iker Casillas in goal.


Varene justified his inclusion with his side's first two goals of the match with the first coming from a corner taken by James Rodriguez and the second also coming from a corner from Isco.


Between his two goals, Cornella's Oscar Munoz netted a goal he will remember for a long time, smashing the ball past Navas after a series of defensive errors.


Eight minutes after the break , Javier Hernandez scored Real Madrid's third with a cross-shot, which the Cornella keeper should perhaps have been able to stop.


Marcelo rounded off the scoring with just over 15 minutes left on the clock to ensure that the return leg should be little more than a formality for Real Madrid.


LONDON, Sept.28 (Xinhua) -- One of London's top tourist attractions has been given a new name, to stop people seeing double.


The retired warship HMS Belfast sits in the River Thames, close to Tower Bridge , attracting thousands of visitors a year as part of the Imperial War Museum collection.


HMS Belfast was launched just before the outbreak of World War II and became one of the most famous ships of the 20th century. Today she survives as a floating museum.


A year ahead of her 80th birthday, the warship has now been given a new name, HMS Belfast 38, commemorating the year she entered service.


It follows the naming in Belfast on Wednesday of one of the Royal Navy's 21st century frigates, as HMS Belfast.


The second to be named in a brand new fleet of eight cutting-edge , anti-submarine warfare frigates, HMS Belfast will provide advanced protection for Britain's nuclear deterrent and the two Queen Elizabeth Class aircraft carriers.


Defense Secretary Michael Fallon revealed the name at the Belfast shipyard of Harland and Wolff, where her namesake was built for the Royal Navy's in 1938.


Fallon said: "I'm hugely proud that the second name announced of our new Type 26 frigates will be HMS Belfast. She and her sister ships will form the backbone of our Navy well into the 2060s. It's apt to name this ship at the famous site which built the very first HMS Belfast."


The new HMS Belfast is set to enter service in the mid-2020s and, along with her fellow Type 26 frigates.


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BEIJING, Nov. 28 (Xinhua) -- Beijing adopted anti-smoking legislation to ban smoking in all indoor public places, workplaces and public transport vehicles on Friday.


The draft regulation was passed by vote at a meeting of the Standing Committee of Beijing Municipal People's Congress. It is scheduled to become effective on June 1 next year.


According to the bill, smoking is also prohibited in open-air space in kindergartens, schools , child welfare institutions, women and children's hospitals, fitness and sports venues, and cultural relic protection sites that are open to the public.


Tobacco advertisements are not allowed to appear outdoors, in public places and transport , as well as in media including radio, TV, films, newspapers, books , and internet. All forms of tobacco promotions and title sponsorship are banned.


Teachers are forbidden from smoking in front of students in primary and secondary schools. Schools are also required to help students quit smoking and educate them about the harm of smoking.


The regulation also prohibits selling cigarettes to minors through vending machines and the internet.


People who smoke in designated smoke-free areas will be fined up to 200 yuan(32.5 U. S. dollars).


According to the regulation, legal representatives and people in charge of government agencies, public institutions and social organizations will be given the authority to implement the smoking ban in their workplaces.


The main responsibility to enforce the regulation in the public places will be on the shoulders of the managers and operators.


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Since it was unveiled in April, the draft regulation has undergone three revisions and triggered controversy over the range of smoke-free areas.


The first draft amendment, published in August , only bans smoking in "shared indoor public places" and permits smoking rooms in hotels and waiting lounges of airports.


The second draft amendment in September included a ban on smoking in single occupancy offices by removing the word "shared" from the draft, but the stipulation on smoking rooms remained unchanged.


The draft was finally restored to the tougher original version after a third revision.


Wang Qingbin, an associate law professor at the China University of Political Science and Law, said, the changes to the draft demonstrated how public opinion pushed forward anti-smoking legislation.


Beijing's move has reaffirmed the country's anti-smoking determi.