the pendulum clearly shows the waves have the earth in their grasp is the only one convinced. literally we're not here to make people look ridiculous we want to show that many claims leaning in this direction on nonsense hope. and we need to have the courage to say that. the. truth was. they were shit it's strictly scientific i don't use magic the years. for three. hundred krieger is a man of action he wants to prove to dr evolve and his international colleagues that he's a genius. so mr krueger what can you do. with my wires i can find water pipes cables. everything. and how do you know how to do that. the dutchman showed me forty years ago at a construction site. it's ago i walked over the grounds and each time i could tell if there was a light or something else. or can specifically say if it's gas or water. but if i say something's there then something's that. really good but isn't there always something you know. to prove his point there are ten buckets set out in a seminar room but only one of them contains water if krieger can find the right bucket in seven out of thirte

the pendulum clearly shows the waves have the earth in their grasp is the only one convinced. literally we're not here to make people look ridiculous we want to show that many claims leaning in this direction on nonsense. and we need to have the courage to say that or. through. the u.n. should it's strictly scientific i don't use magic. forty of the. huns krieger is a man of action he wants to prove to dr evolve and his international colleagues that he's a genius. the head of a service to create what can you do. with my wires i can find water pipes cables. everything. and how do you know how to do that. the dutchman showed me forty years ago at a construction site. it's ago i walked over the grounds and each time i could tell if there was a light or something else. or can specifically say if it's gas old water. but if i say something's there then something's there. but isn't there always something not. to prove his point there are ten buckets set out in a seminar room but only one of them contains water if krieger can find the right bucket in seven out of thirteen attempts wit

the pendulum swinging in the other direction so. people just want to look natural and being natural and not have to have had surgery to look that way well i think we the pendulum is already swinging to that. direction in terms of the type of surgery so what we see nowadays is. people want their surgeries to be discreet to look natural and not to look too artificial what about the fear factor has way away is the fear gone there are new techniques which are less risky and which are less invasive than before now i always thought the germans were a pretty good looking bunch why suddenly hoth million germans getting cosmetic surgery are you looking fresh relaxed and attractive obviously as to the overall confidence and happiness level of a person which eventually might translate into better performance at work then i could always test that theory purely for research purposes botox only costs a few hundred euros and the if it's gone after a few months. i'm not up for a nip tuck or lift but a tiny little injection if it means holding on to

the saugus turns to look to me too and instead of operating the motors directly visitors trigger a pendulum movement which is gained by a motion sensor a tilt sensor and that increases the intensity of what's being played at fifty intensity at this in both. york north palm a lives in vienna and is known for innovative installations most of them connected to music. grand pianos have enjoyed prominent positions in new spammers installations and seen here in an interpretation of france schubert's famous leader collection vinter guys on. the complaint of a thief i have never done a count but i must have used at least fifteen or twenty pianos for alternative purposes and installations and i'm now he has his pink grand piano suspended like a giant can take pendulum in the congress center in von. braun's installation is a musical instrument and metronome in one. shades of gray that's exactly what most subway stations all over europe look like as i could see for myself this morning on my way to work warring architecture wherever you look but a growing number of cities are going all out to brighten

pendulum doesas a and there will be ebbs and flows. as long as we do a great job as active managers we are very confident that we can withstand the competitive pressures and improve value with our clients. caroline: you just come over to replace yourself in london. london remains the headquarters throughout the brexit transition. about yourhat say intention on scaling in europe and why london remains your home? >> london is a really special city. it is the financial capital of the world and we are really pleased to be headquartered here and there's no plans to change that. the exitnticipate that is going to change that either. i think the most likely outcome of brexit is we will play brinksmanship for a while and hopefully cooler heads will prevail and we will get an elongated transition period and a more thoughtful and rational outcome to the brexit process. that is certainly not guaranteed and there are risks to that. i think that's the much more likely case and certainly i don't think we see anything on the horizon that will affect

it's being touted as the tallest pendulum ride in the world. it's a giant rotating disc. >> and it's hel by one beam?ye >> . 75 miles per hour, while it rotates. it will be the fastest ride in that park's history. the ride will debut nextmm . >> remember, i went to the montgomery county fair. a very mild carnival ride. a swing that rotates. i was clutching her, closing my eyes. >>> if you like the garden, head over to nats park. >> you will be able to harvest veggies at the ballpark. the nats opened up the roof-top rm. ath all of the produce grown in the garden becomes part of what you buy at the ballpark. it's used in everything from stir fry to taco t we use fresh cocktails. i try influence any of the area that we can with any of the produce that's growing. >> right now,un vers are planting crops for fall, including lettuce and onions. >>> coming up, eating out and leaving the tab for others to pick up. restaurant owners say he's a serial dine and dasher. >>> and the first look at the trouble on the beltway. a tractor-trailer overrned on the

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has been off duty in 117 years so it was with great satisfaction that clock maker vernon swung the pendulum to set the clock going again. anchor: this is bbc news. these areat ourt heads. hurricane lane is moving closer to hawaii, lashing the big island with heavy rains and catastrophic floodin president trump has canceled next week's planned tnop to h korea by the u.s. secretary of state, citing delays in the process for denuclearization. egyptian authorities say a british couple, john andusan cooper, on holiday there, died of natural causes. that's disputed by their daughter w says they were in perfect health before becoming very ill in their hotel room on the red sea. reporter: john and susan cooper are said to have started their holiday in great spirits, going to bedn monday i good health. but gravely ill the next day, when discovered by their daughter. >> ielve they did not die of natural causes. my parents went to sleep on the monday evening, in good spirits, and ake the following morning in very poor health. medication was takenut unfortunately nothing could save their lives. i need

pendulum when you said steady eyes now one of the most important leaks not only because he's portuguese like oh now do i guess. finally c r seven feet are dressed in nike too bad that you his jerseys are out he doesn't go. visit another change shoes. will nike have to take a photo from younger and i know not he does again magically turn it into a nike ad campaign only thing you know what do you think which other consequences are not transferred to you went. or is it just as important as you get another. leave us a comment below be it as it is unsure in their name for an ice cream after another already. business is business and apparently the ice cream sales quite. money also makes the bundesliga go round of cold let's look at some of the league's some a signings. you. said some familiar faces in fresh calloused here's a look at some of the founders league as we talked so much transfers. first up axl bit still the man with the cool blue eyes and cool on field presence. formally is then at some petersburg and challenging quite john after helping belgium to a commendable third place finish

coming up in november this will determine control of the house of representatives typically the pendulum swings that's controlled by republicans right now very possible it will go to democrats who vowed to hold impeachment proceedings for donald trump essentially trying to sort of use that maneuver to rein in the president even try to remove him from office well the reason and floods name is appropriate in terms of a recommendation or is interesting is the fact that he represented bill clinton in the one nine hundred ninety s. during his impeachment proceeding the i would yes kimberly just for clarity's sake white house counsel versus the presidents of the lawyers because you see rudy giuliani his personal lawyer appearing on television in the media all the time speaking if he's speaking for not just donald trump but for the white house. right and it's a very important distinction that sometimes it appears donald trump may not understand blurring those lines if you will the white house counsel deals with legal affairs of valving the white house his job is not to defend the president and

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a pendulum starts swinging in real life, it slows down. but in politics sometimes, and we're in that kind of period now, once the pendulum starts swinging, it swings more and more violently and erratically. that's where we are right now. i think the key is the base and republicans on the hill, when do they begin, if ever -- the republicans on the hill, almost everybody who looks at them say they're never going to abandon donald trump. you never use the word never in politics, as you know. so that's one thing to look at. the other thing to look at is the fringes of the trump movement, if you will. he calls it a movement. it is a movement. at what point do the facts and the narrative and the noise become so loud that even people who are putting their fingers in their ears because they like what trump represents are going to say, we just can't do it any more. we've asked that for two years and we're still asking it. >> this would be the time, based on what white evangelicals defending trump repeatedly said. they said they gave trump a mull be

off duty in 117 years, so it was with great satisfaction that clock maker john vernon swung the pendulumthe bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. i'm babita sharma in london. —— ben bland in london. our top stories: president putin has softened unpopular proposals to reform pensions in russia. the partial backdown follows protests earlier this year. australian aboriginal leaders have expressed outrage after the former prime minister tony abbott is given a special envoyjob in indigenous affairs. community leaders have questioned his track—record on the issue in the past. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the front page of the straits times looks at the deadlock in talks with north korea to abandon its nuclear weapons. the paper says that us defence secretary james mattiss is willing to end the suspension of us military exercises in order to put pressure on north korea. the japan times reports on a fifth fatality at a hospital in the gifu prefecture. japan is currently experiencing a heatweave and the hospital's air—conditioning units have reportedly broken down, lea

it appears we're heading that way but i hope the pendulum will swing back.will come to understand that the approach they're taking doesn't work. we live in such an interdependent world and we have so many issues that no one country can resolve however powerful that country is. there's also something happening here, a shift, a shift taking place in terms of powershift into other regions, asia and china in particular, and that is very difficult for some in places like america to accept. but it's irreversible. the trend will continue and we have to find a way of dealing with it. where do you think american foreign policy is heading? you mentioned american there. we've seenjohn bolton, the new national security adviser, a man you remember when you were at the un. he was american ambassador to the united nations and famously said you could blow up ten floors of the un and no one would notice the difference, not in terms of getting rid of people but in terms of its mandate and what it achieves. they tear up the iran accord, they've got until may the 12th to decide

it appears we're heading that way but i hope the pendulum will swing back. come to understand that the approach they're taking doesn't work. we live in such an interdependent world and we have so many issues that no one country can resolve however powerful that country is. there's also something happening here, a shift, a shift taking place in terms of powershift into other regions, asia and china in particular, and that is very difficult for some in places like america to accept. but it's irreversible. the trend will continue and we have to find a way of dealing with it. where do you think american foreign policy is heading? you mentioned american there. we've seenjohn bolton, the new national security adviser, a man you remember when you were at the un. he was american ambassador to the united nations and famously said you could blow up ten floors of the un and no one would notice the difference, not in terms of getting rid of people but in terms of its mandate and what it achieves. they tear up the iran accord, they've got until may the 12th to decide...

off duty in 117 years, so it was with great satisfaction that clock maker john vernon swung the pendulum'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. i'm babita sharma in london. our top stories: the myanmar government has rejected a un report that accused its military leaders of genocidal intent towards rohingya muslims. after a year of talks, the united states and mexico have reached agreement on a new trade deal. the new mexican president has said canada needs to be included too. the fight against obesity is all too real, but a large—scale study in the us has found a slimming pill that works by suppressing appetite has no serious side effects. unlike many other weight loss drugs, this one apparently does not increase the risk of serious heart problems. more on that story at bbc.com. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. and first to the straits times, which is reporting on how malaysia's prime minister wants to ban foreigners from buying homes in a multi—billion dollar construction project near singapore. his plan puts a question mark over the fate of the project which was ma

off duty in 117 years, so it was with great satisfaction that clock maker john vernon swung the pendulumen a second night of trouble in the german city of chemnitz. far—right activists protested following the murder of a local man and the subsequent arrest of two migrants. after a year of talks, the united states and mexico have reached agreement on a new trade deal. the mexican president—elect has said canada needs to be included too. lets stay with that now. the bbc‘s will grantjoins us now live from mexico city. good to see you, will. as always, donald trump is there to say how incredible the deal is, but we know not very much about it at this point, do we? yeah. details are emerging bit by bit. one thing that stood out to me that i thought was interesting was this idea that it would be a boost in the arm for the two countries' car assembly and automotive industries. i mean, we saw them on both sides of the border ta ke saw them on both sides of the border take a real uptake in their share prices just take a real uptake in their share pricesjust on the take a real uptake in their shar

off duty in 117 years, so it was with great satisfaction that clock maker john vernon swung the pendulum world news. the latest headlines: puerto rico has acknowledged a dramatic rise in the death toll from hurricane maria. it says nearly 3,000 people lost their lives last year, up from just 64. and president trump has accused google, facebook and twitter of prioritising fake and biased news, warning them to be "very careful". could air pollution make us less intelligent? research carried out in china suggests it might. the four—year study found that the longer people were exposed to dirty air, the greater the damage to their cognitive abilities. and men are affected more than women, as our science editor david shukman now reports. a wave of pollution rolls into the centre of beijing. dirty air is a reality of life for many in china. in fact, for billions of people around the world. and scientists now know how it can damage the lungs and the heart, how it can shorten lives. some of the pollution we breathe in gets trapped in the nose, but tiny particles can slip into the lungs and then m

off duty in 117 years, so it was with great satisfaction that clock maker john vernon swung the pendulumld news. the latest headlines: there has been a shooting in florida. three people are dead, many more are injured, after a gunman opened fire during a video game tournament in the city of jacksonville. pope francis has ended his visit to ireland. he says he will pursue justice for victims of abuse committed by the catholic church. let's get more on our top story now. jenese harris is a reporter with wjxt injacksonville florida. i asked her what happened. well, now it's become a multistate investigation. earlier today at 1:34pm eastern time is when the 911 calls, emergency calls, began going into the police department about the shooting. within two minutes police arrived, and once police arrived there, they found three people dead, nine with gunshot wounds, and two others injured. of the three that are dead, one of them is the shooter, according to police, david katz — 24—year—old david katz, who is from baltimore, maryland. this has now become a multistate investigation, because he's —

off duty in 117 years, so it was with great satisfaction that clock maker john vernon swung the pendulumain. john mccain — the us senator and former presidential candidate — has died at the age of 81. he'd been suffering from brain cancer and decided to stop treatment earlier this week. senator mccain had a reputation as a political maverick and was one of the republican party's fiercest critics of president trump. mica mosbacher was national co—chair of women for mccain whenjohn mccain ran for president and she knew him for over 20 years. she's been speaking to me about her fondest memories of senator mccain. i have a personal story to share. my husband and i have decided to help john mccain in the 2008 presidential election, but we were helping him on thought of a marginal basis, and in about 2007, john mccain's money dried up. and you know, money is the mothers milk of politics. john mccain's campaign was pretty much gutted. and my husband and i had decided that after my son got married in 2007, we were going to sort of semi—retire from politics and take a honeymoon cruise kind of rea

off duty in 117 years, so it was with great satisfaction that clock maker, john vernon, swung the pendulumriefing. our headlines: hopes are growing for a breakthrough in trade talks between the us and canada. officials say negotiations are at a "very intense moment". the imf has pledged to step up support for argentina, and speed up crisis talks, after the country's economy slumped to a new low. in a closed door meeting with evangelical leaders president trump has claimed that if republicans lose control of congress in november's midterm elections, democrats will overturn everything the gop has accomplished. quickly, he said, and violently. that message delivered to a group which has stood by the president through stories about sexual assault, pawn stars, playboy models and much else. the bbc‘s martin bashir takes a closer look at their support. at over seven feet tall, this former basketball pro is now a prominent player in washington. he leads a bible study in the white house. so i like to influence the leaders of the institutions of state. ralph drollinger is one of 82% of white evangel

off duty in 117 years, so it was with great satisfaction that clock maker john vernon swung the pendulumws, the latest headlines: on a visit to ireland, pope francis has told victims of sexual abuse by priests that he is determined to rid the catholic church of corruption and cover—ups. egypt's top prosecutor says the deaths of a british couple who died at a hotel resort in the country were not due to poisonous gas emissions in their room. john and susan cooper were staying at the steigenberger aqua magic hotel in hurghada. both died on tuesday amid claims the hotel's air conditioning system might be to blame. concern following the deaths led to other holidaymakers being flown home — the first have now arrived back in the uk, as katy austin reports. it's still unclear how an apparently fit and healthy couple died at this 5—star red sea resort. john and susan cooper, both in their 60s, were found ill on tuesday at the aqua magic hotel in the hurghad area of egypt. inspectors found no evidence of toxic gas leaks in their hotel room and the local hospital manager said fumes were unlikely to

off duty in 117 years, so it was with great satisfaction that clock maker john vernon swung the pendulumrrison will replace malcolm turnbull after he lost the support of his party. a major global study has concluded there‘s no safe limit to alcohol consumption, and health officials should consider recommending that people go teetotal. strong winds and terrible rains have hit hawaii causing flash floods and landslides. many public schools and offices are closed as residents take shelter from hurricane lane. offices are closed as residents take shelterfrom hurricane lane. the eye of the category three storm is 300 kilometres away in the pacific. lebo diseko as the latest. —— lebo diseko has the latest. hurricane lane is yet to hit these islands but the rain and winds already have. 0ne section of the big island had nearly half a metre of rain in just 2a hours, as the category 3 cyclone gets nearer. even if it does not make landfall, it still brings a storm that authorities say could be life—threatening. we are extremely concerned about the potentials for hillend flooding, landslides occurri

off duty in 117 years, so it was with great satisfaction that clock maker john vernon swung the pendulum'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. i'm ben bland in london. our top stories: after myanmar's military is accused of genocide against the rohingya, the un security council calls for accountability. new research in china and the us claims air pollution causes a significant reduction in intelligence, and the longer the exposure, the worse it gets. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the front page ofjapan times is dominated by japan's assessment of the threat from north korea. the defence ministry says, despite recent us—north korea summit and ensuing denuclearisation talks, the threat posed by nuclear—armed north korea remains unchanged. it warns that pyongyang already has hundreds of missiles that could reach japan, and they may have succeeded in producing small nuclear warheads to fit on those missiles. the philippine star reports on a new complaint against the country's president. for the first time, relatives of victims of extrajudicial killings have filed a com

off duty in 117 years, so it was with great satisfaction that clock maker john vernon swung the pendulum headlines: hurricane and lane is moving closer to hawaii, lashing the island with waves and catastrophic flooding. —— hurricane lane. donald trump has cancelled next week's planned trip to north korea by the secretary of state, citing delays to the process of denuclearisation. the revolving door of that of a struggle in politics has been once again. —— the revolving door at the top of australian politics has been spinning again and the country has a new prime minister. malcolm turnbull is out — replaced in a leadership contest by his once—close ally and the man who was his finance minister, scott morrison. mr morrison is a social conservative who built a reputation as a tough operator in enforcing australia's controversial ‘stop the boats' anti—immigration policy. from canberra, hywell griffith reports. big griffith reports. australia's letters prime minister, big australia's letters prime minister, the fifth injust big australia's letters prime minister, the fifth in just eight yea r

off duty in 117 years, so it was with great satisfaction that clock maker john vernon swung the pendulumn. you are watching the briefing. 0ur headlines: puerto rico has acknowledged a dramatic rise in the death toll from hurricane maria. it says nearly 3,000 people lost their lives last year, up from just 64. and president trump has accused google, facebook and twitter of prioritising fake and biased news, warning them to be "very careful". refugees from syria who fled to neighbouring lebanon in order to escape the war are being told to go home, despite international warnings that it is not safe to do so. not only that, the united nations says the situation for the million or so who have crossed the border is only getting worse. bbc newsbeat‘s james waterhouse reports from lebanon, close to the syrian border. atan impromptu at an impromptu setting. ten miles away from their homeland. this camp has been set up for syrian refugees in lebanon. there is little water or electricity. the un says three quarters of the refugees are living in poverty, on less than $4 a day. many have been here fo

off duty in 117 years, so it was with great satisfaction that clock maker john vernon swung the pendulumter a year of talks, the united states and mexico have reached agreement on a new trade deal. the mexican president—elect has said canada needs to be included too. and we have heard that the canadian premier has been on the phone with donald trump and is continuing to work through that. for more on that story i spoke to philip cross, an economic analyst from the university of calgary in canada. i asked him how difficult canada's position is now following the us—mexico deal. it's in a lot worse position than at the beginning of these talks. any time a country gets isolated in trade talks, when it appears to be two against one now and the other two have agreed to something, that's going to put a lot of pressure on canada to make concessions and go along with what the americans and mexicans have already negotiated. one of the difficulties i guess is the sunset clause, so—called, isn't it? why is that so vital? with the sunset clause, that would put a lot of pressure on firms to make their

off duty in 117 years, so it was with great satisfaction that clock maker john vernon swung the pendulumst headlines: ina in a visit to the practice has told sexual abuse victims that he promises to rid the church of corruption cover—ups. hundreds of venezuelans cling corruption cover—ups. hundreds of venezuela ns cling economic corruption cover—ups. hundreds of venezuelans cling economic chaos at home have been allowed across the border into rural, despite new entry restrictions by the government, there. reader refugees living in bangladesh have been staging angry protests. —— rohingya refugees. it's been exactly a year since they were forced from their homes in myanmar during a military crackdown. thousands marched in their camps near cox's bazaar. our south asia regional editor anbarasan ethirajan has more. chanting. demanding justice, thousands of angry rohingya refugees marched through camps in bangladesh's cox's bazaar district. emotions were running high as the anniversary prompted memories of the brutal violence in myanmar. in a separate valley, hundreds of women and children sou

off duty in 117 years, so it was with great satisfaction that clock maker john vernon swung the pendulumu with us. the latest headlines from bbc news: puerto rico has acknowledged a dramatic rise in the death toll from hurricane maria. it says nearly 3,000 people lost their lives, up from just 64. and president trump has accused google, facebook and twitter of prioritising fake and biased news, warning them to be "very careful". more now on that story. dr safiya noble is associate professor in communication at the university of southern california. she joins us now from los angeles. what do you make of what the president is saying, and whether you agree with him or not, there are grave concerns about big tech and how it operates in democracy. certainly there has been a lot of concern about the way big tech companies have unbridled access to any kind of information, including disinformation, in our countries, but it's an interesting take from the white house considering the disinformation and propaganda proliferating in social media and large tech companies work in favour of the white hou

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off duty in 170 years so it was with great satisfaction that lock maker, john vernon, swung the pendulumre with us this friday. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. yes, hello. i'm ben bland in london. our top stories: the un warns that more than half a million rohingya refugee children risk becoming a lost generation, facing disease, abuse and a lack of education. the political future of australia's prime minister, malcolm turnbull, hangs in the balance after more members of his cabinet resign. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the south china morning post looks at the long—delayed and over—budget high—speed train service from hong kong to destinations in mainland china. transport authorities have promised it will be profitable as soon as it starts next month. the new york times features the story of a pharmacist in north—west china who disappeared to spare his parents the cost of cancer treatment. his father's quest to find him has captivated china, and highlighted the plight of millions who can't afford medical treatment. and the japan ti

off duty in 117 years, so it was with great satisfaction that clock maker john vernon swung the pendulumng the briefing. 0ur headlines: there has been a shooting in florida. three people are dead, many more are injured, after a gunman opened fire during a video game tournament in the city of jacksonville. the verdict in the trial of two journalists accused of obtaining secret state documents in myanmar has been delayed. the us playwright, neil simon has died at the age of 91. simon wrote more than 30 plays, including comedy classics, come blow your horn and the odd couple. he was the first playwright to have a broadway theatre named after him, and won the pulitzer prize for drama in 1991 for lost in yonkers. jenny kumah looks back at his life. i think i always liked the play most, because that's the origin of it, that's the beginning. robert redford once called him the most successful playwright since shakespeare. neil simon was certainly prolific, averaging at least one play per year for much of his career, and penning material so popular his name became synonymous with broadway success

off duty in 117 years, so it was with great satisfaction that clock maker john vernon swung the pendulumharanjit leyl in singapore. i'm lukwesa burak in london. our top stories: there's been a shooting in florida. three people are dead, many more are injured, after a gunman opened fire during a video game tournament in the city of jacksonville. pope francis has ended his visit to ireland. he says he will pursue justice for victims of abuse committed by the catholic church. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the japan times' top story is a move by prime minister shinzo abe to run in the liberal democratic party's leadership election next month. the paper says it will set the stage for a two—way race against former defence minister shigeru ishiba. mr abe said he was determined to lead the nation as ldp president and prime minister for the next three years. the straits times here in singapore reports on a major housing development at a new punggol district to be started later this month. the times says punggol point district has been envisioned as a smart and green

been off duty in 117 years, so it was with great satisfaction that clock makerjohn vernon swung the pendulumorld news. the latest headlines: tropical storm lane is moving closer to hawaii, lashing the big island with huge waves, torrential rains and catastrophic flooding. in the last hour, it's been downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm. president trump has cancelled next week's planned trip to north korea by the us secretary of state, citing delays in the process towards denuclearisation. spain's socialist government has passed a decree to exhume the remains of the late fascist dictator francisco franco from a huge mausoleum near madrid. they say the site glorifies spain's fascist past, but many say the remains should be left to rest in peace. andrew plant reports. high on a mountainside near madrid, a 152m—high cross marks the resting place of more than 30,000 soldiers killed on both sides of the spanish civil war, and francisco franco, spain's former fascist dictator. now, the government has taken the controversial decision to have franco's remains exhumed and moved elsewhere. t

off duty in 117 years, so it was with great satisfaction that clock maker john vernon swung the pendulumope francis is due to begin the first papal visit to ireland in almost a0 years. his arrival comes ata time almost a0 years. his arrival comes at a time of turmoil for the catholic church there. tropical storm lane is moving closer to hawaii and authorities are warning ofa hawaii and authorities are warning of a risk of torrential rains. flooding and torrential landslides could also affect the island. as the syrian war grinds to a halt, people are returning to their homes. raqqa was infamous across the world as the ‘capital‘ of the so—called islamic state group. the united nations says nearly 80% of the city was destroyed in the united states—led campaign to remove them which ended in october last year. since then, there's been a steady stream of families moving back, as dina demrdash reports. this woman is backing to go home. she and her nine children are returning to the syrian city of raqqa. they have been on the move for five years. translation: some relatives could not get attacke