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it's hoped then matlock can get back to business as usual.the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. to bournemouth in the uk now — where all boat operations have been suspended "as a precaution" following the deaths of two children. the council said the ban affected just one company, which operates the dorset belle sightseeing boat. that boat was impounded by police after 12—year—old sunnah khan, and 17—year—old joe abbess died. an inquest heard a "suggestion" that a riptide led to the pair drowning. more than 80% of the world's opium — which is the main ingredient of heroin — used to be produced in afghanistan. but last year, opium poppy cultivation was banned by the taliban. the bbc has found evidence that the taliban government has had major success in cracking down on it, with experts suggesting that opium farming is down by as much as 80% in a year. but in a country reeling from an economic crisis, farmers say this is just another blow. our correspondent yogita limaye has sent this report from afghanistan. men who were once fighti

some kind of perception that matlock is - perception that matlock is difficult to get to, and we want _ it is open for business. we should be finished by the autumn. the a6 due to reopen in september. it is hoped that matlock can get back to business as usual. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. now to afghanistan which used to be the source of more than 80% of the world's opium but last year poppy cultivator was banned by the taliban and the taliban government has had major success in cracking down on it with expect suggesting open farming is down by as much as 80% in a year but in a country breathing from an economy crisis, farmers say this is just another blow. men who were once fighting for this land now control it. and they're enforcing the diktat of their leader. this is the taliban's this is the taliban�*s anti— this is the taliban's anti— narcotic unit. the afghanistan, they stopped when they see a field of poppy. i told you to destroy it yourself, they say. hidden from view, of woman screams back in anger but then retr

it's hoped then matlock can get back to business as usual.e uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. scientists in the uk say they've had very promising results from an nhs trial of a blood test that can detect 50 types of cancer. the test is particularly good at spotting where many cancers start, but it's not yet accurate enough to be rolled out. 0ur medical editor fergus walsh has this report. scientists believe we are edging ever closer to a blood test which can reliably detect and rule out cancer. this one developed by californian company grail. so how does it work? the grail test looks for fragments of cancer dna which have broken off from a tumour and are circulating in the bloodstream. in the biggest trial of its kind, a team at oxford university monitored over 5,000 people who went to their gp in england and wales with cancer symptoms. the blood test correctly identified two out of three cancer cases. now what that means for patients is that 75% of those with a positive blood test did have cancer, which was confirm

matlock, november 2019.ods last year, storms in february caused part of the town's flood defence wall to collapse, so work began to rebuild it. the aim of the wall is to protect homes and businesses from future flooding, something florist robert young welcomes. but he says the work has come at a cost. after a0 years operating in matlock, he's decided to relocate his business to nearby tansley. maybe some kind of perception that matlock is difficult to get to, that it's closed for business, and we as a local council very much want to get over the idea,that matlock is open for business. the work to build the wall should be fully finished by the autumn. the a6 is due to reopen in september. it's hoped then matlock can get back to business as usual. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. the leader of hong kong's opposition party has been detained by police in hong kong on the 34th anniversary of the tiananmen square crackdown. she was holding a candle and t

it is like matlock rolled in. it is wow. i want to go to something else and get your response. so durham on the hill today as you know, ended up talking about how confirmation bias played into this. watch. >> can you describe that for a moment? how did confirmation bias play into this? >> confirmation bias has to do with human tendency to accept things that we already think are true and reject anything else. in this instance, there are any number of significant red flags that were raised that were simply ignored. if there was evidence inconsistent with the narrative, they didn't pay attention to it and didn't explore it and take the steps that should have been taken. >> wow. >> there's a simpler word for confirmation bias. it is lie. so adam schiff knew this in the intel community, obama was briefed and knew it was wrong. biden current president, then vice president. it is really a lie. schiff is effective because he drives the narrative, wears his badge of honor for his voting base and not talking to any one of us on the couch or undecided americans. he's talking about his nex