eastbourne and newhaven's rnli lifeboats, two coastguard rescue helicopters and a fixed wing aircraftn launched after a man was stabbed to death in north—west london. police say that emergency services were called to harrow road in kensal green to reports of a stabbing at around 2pm. the victim was found fatally injured and was later pronounced dead at the scene. a 50—year—old man has been arrested and is currently in custody. inquiries are said to be ongoing. latex gloves have been, quite literally, a life—saver during this pandemic. but they also pose a serious environmental problem. standard latex takes around 100 years to decompose. now a team of scientists believe they have come up with a solution, as our science correspondent richard westcott reports. the world pulls on 150 billion pairs of protective latex gloves every year. most are synthetic and end up in landfill for decades. it's a huge environmental problem and covid's making it worse, which is why scientists at cra nfield university in bedfordshire are developing a new type of natural latex that's better for the planet. t

rescue effort for the crew of thejoanna c — which is registered in brixham in devon — began near newhaven a buoy and taken to hospital. despite an extensive search for two other crew members, the coastguard has confirmed the search efforts have now ended. eastbourne and newhaven‘s rnli lifeboats, two coastguard rescue helicopters and a fixed wing aircraft were all involved. 12 other vessels also responded to appeals for help. a spokesman for hm coastguard — which had been coordinating the rescue effort — said all their thoughts were with the families and friends of the two men who could not be found. six people are being treated in hospital in cardiff after a violent disturbance in the city centre last night. one person is in a serious condition with head injuries and three of the injured are thought to have stab wounds. two people have been arrested on suspicion of violent disorder. the archbishop of canterbury will take a sabbatical next year, for "reflection, prayer, and spiritual renewal. " justin welby will begin his break in may 2021, and isn't expected back at work before september

yesterday when the coast guard responded to an emergency beacon three nautical miles from seaford near newhavenll missing. yesterday we had shock, we had hope, and we had prayers, and today we have the reality of still trying to search for them but the reality that we might not see them again. and the pain is awful. the pain is for everybody, not just the fishing community. we all feel it in a tight community like brixham. despite extensive efforts, the search was called off today at 2:30pm. you are looking for somebody's loved one, somebody's father, son, grandson or whatever. it is a very difficult decision to make and it is something we do not take very lightly. all through the day, the brixham community has been laying flowers and candles at the man and boy statue that honours those who risk their lives at sea. i looked out of the window late last night and all you could see was lights, and i was trying to work out what it was, and it was all the candles in the windows. and, yes, the community spirit at the moment is absolutely incredible. the fisherman's mission helps families in their tim

. >> from tim in newhaven connecticut asks can you microwave a turkey? >> you can. can microwave a turkey up to 12 pounds but it is a very time intensive and labor-intensive process. we are happy to walk you through the steps you need if you call us at 800-butterball. it is a lot to explain but you can do it as long as it fits in your microwave. >> that would be very helpful for sure. sarah from akron, ohio asks how do i know when my turkey is done? >> reporter: the best way to know when your turkey is done, the only way really to know is a meat thermometer. i have an instant read their mama here but sometimes you have one with a bigger dial designed to stay in your turkey when you cook it. you want to take the temperature in a few different spots, going to the breast all the way down to the biggest part of the meat without touching the bone, needs to be 170 and in the side, we want that to be at 180 degrees and that is when you know your turkey is done in perfectly cooked but still moist and juicy. >> jason from knoxville, tennessee says my turkey is always dry. ho