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s it dt seem like users or investors are paying att laura: max read, thank you for joining us. max: thank you. as britain's first colony in the u.s., the story of jamestown, virginia, goes back four centuries.te a key charis sir george yeardley, o introduced the le of law to jamestown a decade after it almost collapsed from starvation and cannibalism. after years ofchearching, araeologists think they have found sir george's remains. jane o'brien has more. jane: 400 years old, and this guy is looking pretty good. just as well, because those bones are needed to providthe dna that will hopefully confirm what everybody thinks, that this is sir george yeardley. t >> 'm interested in doing is getting a bone or tooth sample i can take away for dna analysis, and see if it matches that of a known relative. jane: to check him out myself, i have to provide my dna as a corol. four you need to do is free on these remains or touch them and you are putting your one thing i'm worried about is contamination. it will take you longer. jane: that is a lot of spit. >> it is. it will take a lot of t

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sophie, thank you, outside the cave entrance where those attem pts the cave entrance where those attewhere those attempts to get them out are still continuing. let's just give you a recap of some of the day's other stories and analysts say the death of the wang jiang, the head of china's vast hna conglomerate, will complicate the group's attempts to restructure. rescue teams in indonesia are continuing their search for survivors after a ferry sank in bad weather near sulawesi island. at least 29 people are known to have died. the accident comes just a few weeks after another indonesian ferry sank on lake toba — one of the worlds' deepest volcanic lakes — with the loss of more than 200 lives. the french president, emmanuel macron, says the eu's plans to set up centres in north africa to process asylum claims won't work unless the countries there lead the initiative. on a visit to nigeria, mr macron said solutions had to come from the continent. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: we'll have more on the anti terror investigation in southern england, where

att those who are opposed to it, they say it's not imple. >> voters said, let'sliminate the waste system, that has a positive wage and a living wage on the other. >> they probably didn't listen to the workers here in d.c. >> reporter: again, we could see philmendel sson to turn over 77. it would require a another two votes. back to you. >> all right, thank wu. >>re following breaking news out of prince william county. the police department is looking for a pist missin person of girl. she's 15, assae , at her home on stafford street. and she is believe to be inkraft from the police department. you canl c politic right away. >>> giant check seces. chawrence is at the ap wtments. chrit's going on here? e> this is one of the stories that you hav to see rather than just hear. we'll show y video after 6:00 last night. that's when d.c. police got the call that someone tossing these. and one of the amenities is this unit chess set. someone was tossing the pieces down to the ground, here in of the baugh. is any has been six stories up. all in all, in all seriousness b it could havn pieces that hi

live from wimbledon as defending champion roger federer attem pts defending champion roger federer atte m pts to defending champion roger federer attempts to go for his ninth men's singles title and serena williams makes her return to the all—england club. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. they've been missing in caves in thailand for nine days. but this afternoon, 12 boys and their football coach were found alive after a mammoth search operation prompting scenes ofjubilation. divers have been trying to reach them for days after water levels rose suddenly, trapping the boys. they're all said to be safe but after nine days it's not known what condition they're in. richard galpin has the latest. for more than a week, diving teams from thailand and other countries have been picking their way through this long cave complex. in the hope of finding the boys and their football coach. and now it seems thailand's navy divers have succeeded, just as that hope was fading away. translation: about the missing of 13 persons, the divers found the beach was flooded. then they went deeper

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timelines associated with it and then he goes to north korea and attem pts then he goes to north korea and attee goes to north korea and attempts to de— nuclear is. there is not a substantive basis as to why you would do one thing and then do the other thing with north korea. for me personally, the hardest thing is on some of these policies, particularly cuba row negotiated that with the cubans and the vatican is, -- that with the cubans and the vatican is, —— the vatican, we raised expectations in cuba. people there said, things are finally going to change for the better and i think those people are being let down and that makes me distressed. president trump has made the point on iran that it's a horrible one—sided deal that it's a horrible one—sided deal that should never have been made. he has the support of israel, benjamin netanyahu has the support of israel, benjamin neta nyahu caused —— has the support of israel, benjamin netanyahu caused —— calling it a recipe for disaster for our region and the world. trump has never articulated wipes the disaster. one of the reasons is there is effec

on suspicion of breach of peaceful stop during the arrest attem pts peaceful stop during the arrest atte of the officers deployed cs spray before putting him in the back of the van. 0n spray before putting him in the back of the van. on arrival at ashton police station the man was found to be unresponsive, he was taken to hospital where he was sadly pronounced dead. it goes on to say they are providing the family would support. following that incident, an investigation has been launched by the i/o pc independently investigating the death of a man in police custody after cs spray was used to detain him at greater manchester police. —— iopc. the north korean government has hit out at the north bonn united states after the latest round of talks in pyongyang. the media said the attitude had been regrettable and said mike pompeo was making unilateral demands of denuclearisation. earlier mike pompeo said there had been progress during his two days of talks in pyongyang baby didn't give any details. the headlines now on bbc news. conservative brexiteers say they want more details about the plan

have more or less doubled over the past 20 years and attem pts doubled over the past 20 years and attecope with increasing demand have not a lwa ys cope with increasing demand have not always helps. it is difficult for the government to keep up with that capacity, that need for extra capacity with investment. they have been putting a lot in, but as we have seen, when you try to improve the railway, you need to bring in engineering works, closures, that has caused even worse problems for passengers every day. 0n routes into london during rush hour last year nearly a quarter of passengers had to stand. in manchester and birmingham it was 15%. the government admits there is a problem but insists it is investing a great deal of money to improve the network. it is why we are doing things like rebuilding liverpool lime street station at the moment, we have built the first link between manchester piccadilly manchester victoria, it is why we are spending money new trains across the north of england, making sure the north of england, making sure the rail system is fit for purpose for the 21st c

murder atte m pts of reckless attempted murder...ulia skripal earlier this year, and i know that many of you will question whether this incident is linked to that one. that is clearly the main line of enquiry. however, we must notjump to conclusions, and we must give the police the space and the time to carry out their investigations. the police's work will take time. but we are ready to respond, as and when new evidence comes to light and the situation becomes clearer. following the events and salisbury earlier this year, we have rapidly worked with international partners on the 0rganisation with international partners on the organisation for the prohibition of chemical weapons to confirm our identification of the nerve agent that was used. through a process of extensive impartial testing and analysis, ourfindings extensive impartial testing and analysis, our findings were confirmed correct beyond doubt. the use of chemical weapons anywhere is barbaric and inhumane. the decision taken by the russian government to deploy them in sali

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att because things happen the same time doesn't mean there is a causal relationship between them. they are absolutely happening at the same time. that the primary reason these organizations are raising funds? that has been going on for 20 years. if we had asked the men and women involved, their primary talk about a common soldier. being ainclude slaveholding nation? absolutely. that is part of that context. up atot denying they go the height of the jim crow era. the primary purpose of -- is that the primary purpose of putting it up? >> i really enjoyed the presentation. click question about the reception of these monuments. why they were made and how they were received by the people who created them? debates todayat is not about the people who made them but the people who live there and experience them. i don't know anything about that. i don't know how african-americans who walked under robert e. lee felt or thought. i wonder if there's any kind of reception on the other side about people talking at the time. felthe time about how they about these monuments. an alternate view. mo

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