for example, lots of notices on pop-ups. i don't know why anyone would care about pop-ups. you know, i have family. i live with my daand mom and we have to hare the house with my sister and her husband and the baby because, you know, it's so expensive here. and sometimes people just need to expand their house sometimes. a pop-up is good and reasonable and a lot of these pop-ups in these application meetings are reasonable so i think, you know what? let city planners do their job and make it easier for them to save two city planners and moves on with everyone's lives because we're in a housing crisis right now. you know, we should be focusing on building 100% affordable housing unfortunately in my district, it is difficult to bill affordable housing. i would be happy if there was 15% affordable housing. unfortunately those projects get killed as well because some neighbors don't like that. and also speaking of which -- which is pretty sad, of course. speaking of which, i'm in big support of things such as, you know, the building notices. i know some people want it to be dirt

on the notification for the pop outs, get it. i feel so much more comfortable knowing here are the 250 projects we did 311 notice on, here are the 25 we did notice on, here's the five that were changed because we got opposition on, and here's the one or the zero that went to the board of appeals. i'd love to see that, and i think i could ask anybody out in the room if those are truly the numbers that we're looking at, the tail wagging the dog, that they could probably be reasonable and say yeah, that's a lot of awful work for that one or that two of 250. you know, if you're the next-door neighbor, you probably would have a difference of opinion, because obviously, you're the one that did the d.r., but with more data, i could get behind completely eliminating the pop out thing, and i think the public would have more trust there. the numbers were given, so they must be somewhere, so let's go ahead and get those done. on the c-3 district, allowing the exposure, etcetera, i get where that's coming from. i think that's a good idea. th

out- to keep notice of the pop out, although improvements to the planning department's process for pop outs. >> so i think categorizing the notice for -- standardizing the notice for 30 days is standard. the process change that you're talking about, the internal process change to send the notice out, sort of without sending it upstairs to a planner to sit in their cue and allf that, there's a period of time that's spent creating the notice, creating the mailing, and sendingut t mailing, but also as to the time. and my fear with that is it doesn't actually save any staff time because now you're allocating that staff time to still do that notice? and the big sort of win of this is tt we're saving some staff time to reallocating it to reviewing and approving housing. >> president hillis: but that wasn't driving that -- >> the permit is waiting in the process. >> president hillis: and then review. >> yeah. >> president hillis: but if you were to say hey, this pop out, or even a vertical addition -- i would expand it beyond pop out, complies with the urban design guidelines, there's no reas

i down benedict one welcome to pop explored the place to be if all things german pop coming up on today's show. the return of indie rock grossing cold mustn't. call it all to celebrate its fiftieth anniversary. and. joins us for our series rolling back stage. but we kicked things off was the bust them sasha and your highness months and we have german brothers from lower saxony for then years ago they formed an indie rock band with some friends and what other name could they give it their surname since then they've been frequently starting the charts and then your album leaked which means like years all the ads for the band success story. with the indie rock band madsen have just released that seven pounds and this time they've done things a little different. as a possible buy used to just write some write and write and might end up with a pool of about forty songs by then we pick the best ones and record them in the studio. after two weeks we go completely crazy before we finally finished but this time we started with a big session last spring and we didn't do anything for the next few mo

you want just to keep 311 for pop outs? >> for when the existing structure has been modified in the last three years and that is prev nt cereal permitting and scope creep. >> do you have those amendments? you said you had them. here they are. okay. >> for clarity, the item was duplicated in the amendment draw for the original? >> that is correct. >> okay. thank you. >> okay. >> deputy city attorney. it would be cleaner if you amended both the duplicate and the original so we have consistency. >> yes. woid like to make those amendments to both versions, then. >> so that captured the requirement for preapplication. >> yes. >> okay. >> i have that in there and i have the request too -- well, to keep the 20 day noticing so we don't have to make an amendment, actually. >> i'm fine with that. i will ma that motion. >> okay. we willdo that without objection, then. okay? both files were amended to th effect. >> and then do we accept your amendments? >> yes. did we? for the duplicated version? >> she is just touching them. >> on the

pop with a dash of rap that's the sound of my me because you are. the video was filmed in the grandparents' native country kind of mind yes it does feel. free skate well who has a double meaning it's nothing like an answer to thank you and for nothing like something done in vain. you want to buy to me can one who has both meanings but if i've made a sort of mantra out of it it's the way in which i want to face life and much to. my saying even if i've done something in vain i still enjoy doing it it's. and it's come out how i was counting. on this her second album the twenty six year old explores her roots the song is about the father she never imagined he left her mother when she was pregnant and then died in two thousand and two after spending time in prison work so i'd say i'm example. of slow sensual revolution. me some kid never besides me. even. when i want to have song my mother's attitude is he's dead so there's no point getting bitter and making accusations. once i was rapping that he started dealing drugs and she just screamed she's saying

what turned pop songs into football and. it's always the from the hot dog the rock the needy fist the boy china. and an interview with panic at the school's lead vocalist the brands and. the twenty one world cup has just kicked off but the battle for the most successful football and them has been raging for much longer already we want to know what a song needs to become popular chance at public screenings around the world is this the lyrics the beats or the video let's find out. i love. my last video actually done good so i was you know this is the official twenty eight thousand feet for world cup anthem live it up by regular tone start mickey jam featuring will smith and the albanian kosovar singer eric s. tracy. germany's world cup song is from its national football association the d.f. beat it's called suzanne and or together performed by the fantastic and fear and crews of. that news are the d.f.t. northfield has songs necessarily become instant fan favorites. then you include hoff the editor in chief of one football dot

in particular, we'd like you to keep noticing for the rear yard pop outs. of the commission pointed out, he would not want to make up one more when the cement mixer pulls up at his next door neighbor's backyard and finds that the time that a two-story building is going up right next to his home. so this is something that is very important to people and they just need to be notified about it. if there had been very few objections, there shouldn't be a problem with this. one of the problems with the legislation and the reason there was a five-hour meeting is that the planning department worked with stakeholders who they defined as architects and land use consultants. you may notice someone missing from that formula and that is the people of san francisco. that is one of the reasons why so many architects support this. of course, they were part of the planning process and they were able to give input on what they wanted to see. but the neighborhoods and the public were left out. we hope -- i know this wasn't something you guys did -- but we hope you will encou

these pop-outs cannot encroach into the rear yard or mid block open space.ou need a variance for that. they are code complying and consistent with the residential siuies. and they're very much prevalent throughout our city's lower density neighborhoods. in higher density areas like soma, north beach and the mission, lot sizes are often smaller precluding these from being built without a variance or full lot coverage is already the case. in conclusion, i'm going to leave up a summary of the ordinance and jacob from planing is here to discuss the planning commission's recommendat. >> thank you. i'd like to quickly go over a number of modifications proposed by the planning commission at their meeting on thursday, june 7. first of these is to trefrns urban design glinesin section 315 for the administrative approval for the 100% affording housing. secondly a number of amendments related to the notification requirements, the first to restore language that the zoning administrator can give staff more clear direction for specific sites for the poster requirements wh

just pop-outs. i'd also like to remind the commission and the public that nothing, nothing in this changes the appeal process. if someone doesn't like it, there's another whole other means to address that after the permit is issued. i for one have always been very, very cautious about taking away any part of transparency. it's so important to the process and my members pay the price if there's an ounce of suspicion or any misunderstanding. so i'm here extremely cautiously, but also here to say, on a regular basis, we're asked for family housing. we're asked to produce it and at some point, not everyone wants the new condominium. what they do want is a simple, reliable, predictable timeline for a modest addition to their home. i would encourage to you give it a shot. if it doesn't work, we can come back and address it. i don't want anyone to come back in a year or two and say it's not working. at minimum, throw it out for a certain amount of time. or maybe there's a hybrid model. aybe it's issued ove

everything from the vibrant well to pop music on facebook at the w.music story starts and the latest from the music scene. join us in the universe of pop on facebook and send us a message we love hearing from you. next stop as always be from the northern german city of lost stuck the five men members are still hoping for a record deal here in germany or easily as they went to china playing at the country's biggest rock event here's how it went down. keep. going for s. so a.b. from germany the band from all star can hardly believe it the german singing alternative rockers have never been celebrated by such a big crowd. their music has brought the five self declared village idiots from mecklenburg for common in north east germany to shanghai one of the biggest cities in the world. it was me so i catch myself thinking look what we've done here it's been unbelievable really. i think it's the coolest thing we've done together terribly or something so. with its eighty thousand visitors china's media music festival is comparable to germany's rock. music mana

pop, pop, pop, pop, pop pop, >> reporter: someone was sleeping inside as it happened. >> person was awoken by four african american men in the home armed with hand guns. >> reporter: then the resident pulled in and confronted as they got away. >> thtook shot at the victim. one or two rounds hit his vehicle. >> reporter: they sped off with stolen cash, personal items, marijuana and other drugs. >> they had intelligence that there was marijuana and sales of marijuana in the house. >> concerning to have bullets fired in yo neighborhood. there is gangs all over the country. >> reporter: they were close to say the gunfire butting ifs it was tied to one person. -- but figures it was tied one >> not a major concern. >> reporter: the victim is being evicted and clearing out. seeking peace. >> i see lights on but i have not seen anybody so i am hoping they are gone. >>rter: we got no answer when we knocks on the door. the victim in this case is in his late 30s. the sheriff's department acknowledges it has been called here before and the house does not have a county permit for cannabis. >> all right

joining us in the universe of pop on facebook send us a message we love hearing from. if you were alive back in the eighty's you might know enough for our global hits and on and on to go along or maybe the english rise and ninety nine read violence and that was probably the last time you ever heard of her but here in germany it got to be a levels and a camera aka nina has landed heads after heads and she can look back on a successful career yes spanning forty years but she is showing no sign of slowing down and is currently on tour to celebrate that four decade models on. the president has named her fortieth anniversary tour after this one from one of her biggest hits and though she really missed out on nothing needed still looks much the same as she did when she began performing. bus and functional to shallow what is music is timeless. so i never really thought much about time periods as such. they said i'm not going to style chick i like to live in the moment we live in them but we will mend a lot sure i have lots of fun memories and i carry them in my home targets a

it is being called a pop—up. it didn't pop up.p—up costume room in use for both macbeth and a midsummer night's dream. these are the costumes for two of them. they are for two of them. don't want them getting confused. we do not want lady macbeth coming on as half a fairy, do we? how has the fact you've got this shakespearean theatre influenced you ? massively. you have to be very robust in your design and design decisions. you have to be very bold and committed. and look how bold and committed i was to this costume. this is a strong look. that's a strong look. so, finally, did shakespeare actually ever make it to york? we know his troupe did, but there's no historical records that he got here, but we think he did. the inference is that if his troupe did, he came with them, but he did not sign any graffiti saying, will was here. but now it is shakespeare in york all summer—long. it's not only on the pitch that there's been a fierce rivalry during the world cup. yesterday's game between senegal and japan saw the two sets of fans tr

no word on how long the pop up will be around. >> what can we get on the pop up? >> sweets. >> coffee? >> croissant with chocolate in it. >> we're in. >> the line is going to be so long i'm sure. >> i'm getting hungry. >> the weather, foggy in san francisco but other places are nice. >> it's going to get hotter by friday, saturday and sunday, we'll have more at 6:18. lester holt is next, nightly news in texas tonight. >>> tonight, the

join us in the universe of pop on facebook to send us a message we love hearing from you. new dawn from twenty thirteen was the first gentleman album with all tracks penned by the artist himself. it includes a single you remember which recalls the days when people used to write letters to each other. doing things out in the past no it would do change everybody's last minute to see them are cut into. it was probably dutch plurality put out a love letter shuts this guy come up such a lovely leaflet let's listen to the facilities are limitless let's. play a little know did showed us the one to let them sleep good sleep plz. plz plz leaflets . play nola. least. politically sleepless the flood plain. twenty sixteen a dream came true for gentleman he got to record an entire album with one of the songs of his great to start. the resulting work written and performed with mommy mommy it's called conversations. and you see my goodness now just far from film it got pretty. close to gemini's biggest reggae star and kimani money on it joint journey back in time as they sing their versi

welcome to this special edition of pop export this time around we take an in-depth look at german reggae star gentleman. we'll be following the evolution of his career checking out his life credentials. and meeting some of his famous friends to munch on to a k. a gentleman is germany's biggest reggae to form he's shifted over a million records to date and has even made a name for himself in the path based on brigade jamaica. coming out of being beaten down. by. the city's freedom. to. do one thing only trying to win the german has been honing his radio style sound and vocals for over twenty years and with that you. break the bike if it is so diverse that i can find a song for every atmosphere so i never tire of it and that's the biggest misunderstanding about reggae that it always sounds the same if you listen to a jamaican radio station you notice how varied the music is and i'm sure i did and when the fuser just in the day it's a gentleman's commitment has the reward it with a string of hit singles and albums his second album journey to john i ended up going to school on a german recor

that must beink part of that 75% pop this morning.s pulled square paid more than the ipo evaluation -- valuation and took it private. whether this is a collaboration between networks and payment providers, i don't know. there could be either one winner that marches through, or it will be acquisitions and conglomerations. lenty more to come from the cio of latitude investment management. up next, brexit. i am scratching my head to understand what happened yesterday. a lot of people are. we will talk about that. bloomberg will be live at the ecb forum. all of that is going to be moderated by bloomberg's editor of economics. you can watch it live here and find it on your bloomberg at live go. this is bloomberg. ♪ welcome back to "bloomberg markets." this is the european open. 23 minutes into the close of session. markets are trading mixed. you can see we have a little bit of a gain in portugal. a drop in span. 9-- in spain. france trading slightly positive . italy traiding up -- tdi up. not a lot of movement. today is right by the playbo

up the european economy for so popping up the european economy for so many years popping up the europeanny years now. popping up the european economy for so many years now. i would say that asa sign so many years now. i would say that as a sign that they are confident. they think things are on the right track. growth is not dependent on artificial stimulation. it is really bad. and, also, a sign that they are confident that italy is not going to destabilise too much, despite what we just discussed with the issues with the italian government being not so pro— european. but that will not so pro— european. but that will not be enough to upset european growth or, indeed, the single currency. this is a sign of great confidence. the markets obviously will adapt to that and that he is trying to get forward signalling, as are other people in the ecb, that this is where we will go. again, another caveat, forward signalling on the economy can often go right. you can have an unexpected event and suddenly we will read something of. and tomorrow the g7 meeting start. that will be interesting. the fro

blessedly stop at zero on the way down and pop lost everything.ing we didn't take much vacation and we didn't stay at the ritz carlton when we went away. there was an important take away that suffuses the fundament of this show. people are going to be tempted to own individual stocks one of the precepts of "mad money" is how to invest in individual stocks if you are going to do so think of the mistakes my father made with national video he didn't know anything about it so no idea how the company was doing. how risky it was and how it could under he relied on a stockbroker friend of his brother. he was at the mercy of the movement of the stock and he only knew to continue to buy rather than cut his losses he had a tip he bought the tip up and down after doing no work and lost everything substantial chunk of his life's savings. here are the many take aways tips i like to say are for waiters. two, you must do homework. three, if you can't do homework, own an index funneled. and four, if you fear losing money, don't own stock at all. i still don't kno

everything from the vibrant world of pop music on facebook at v.w. music story stars and the latest from the music scene. join us in the universe of pop on facebook to send us a message we love hearing from you. new dawn from twenty thirteen was the first gentleman album with all tracks penned by the artist himself. including the single you remember which recalls the days when people used to write letters to each other. that we would doubt many of us know everything changi everybody loves to see them out does everybody want to. we build such plurality but i love the touch this guy came up the to love leaflet and listen to listen let's limitless let's let you come a leo dalla don't know that show doesn't want to let them stick to it at least politically plz plz plz please look at least slim. play. close. play. politically play. play play play play. play . twenty sixteen a dream came true for gentleman he got to record an entire album with one of the sons of his great to start bob marley the resulting work written and performed with kimani money it's c

>> mom and pop on main street are collecting taxes every day mom and pop that supports the softball teamey're collecting taxes every day why shouldn't mom and pop working out of a warehouse in some distance place not have to collect a sales tax but someone that happens to support your community has to collect it. i don't think it's good enough to choose which mom and pops they like and which they don't like tax policy shouldn't be picking winners in the economy i think that's the answer to that in terms of the sales tax collection, mom and pops that work with amazon marketplace simply have to let sam zon collect the taxes for them if they're not capable of collecting sales taxes in all these jurisdictions, i would be shocked. first off, they were doing it for us years ago before they collected sales taxes for themselves and argued it was too administratively complicated even though they were doing it for us at target now, amazon is collecting sales taxes on their first-party sales. i think it's pretty much flipping of a switch for them. again the argument is and always has been a total r

one more of the region's famous songs his pop star sting. indie band the maximo park also hails from newcastle they composed this song which acts as the soundtrack for a water sculpture specially for the festival. ah ha. ha now i think it's fantastic for newcastle i really really do what we to me get the that side of that. the towers being dead and now with electric and the people want to you know it's our chance to show the new couple up to the to the world i think the north east identity especially kind of gets a bit of a reputation for larry ness and maybe a little bit wild but i. security scene about music around here that i think maybe doesn't get praised as much as. the great exhibition of the north is also a festival that invites visitors to take an active top ten professional dances dispersed around the city help get people up and moving and not the main station folks can get in the band. chris sharkey has formed a group specifically for the occasion many members have never performed before some don't even plan instruments. the. loca

. >> pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: one robbt through a window and let three othersmeone was sleeping inside. >> this person was awoken by four african american men armed with guns. >> the resident pulled in and was confronted as they got away. >> they took shots at the victim. one or two rounds hit his windshield of his vehicle. >> reporter: they sped off with stolen cash, personal items, marijuana and other ug >> the house was -- they had intelligence that there was marijuana and sales of marijuana going on in the house. somebody done their homework. >> pattern in recent months. armed suspects barging into homes and robbing people they believe are in the phus business. sometimes they are -- in the cannabis victim. sometimes they are killed. >> concerning to have bullets fired in the neighborhood but there are gangs all over the county. >> reporter: they are close to say the figures it was tied to one person. >> seems like a one off. not a major concern to me moving forward. >> reporter: the victim is being econvicted and clearing out. -- evicted and clearing out. >

join us in the universe of pop on facebook to send us a message we love hearing from. new dawn from twenty thirteen was the first gentleman album with all tracks penned by the artist himself. including the single you remember which recalls the days when people used to write. to each other. good things up a little slow it would soon change everybody's blood glucose to them it will cut one. club politically culturally politically i love to touch this guy came up such a lovely leaflets let's listen to the fellow let's plug plug plug. but you. don't know did you or does not want to let them stick to the. leaflet. plz plz leaflet . play. play play play live. i am assuming. that. in twenty sixteen a dream came true for gentlemen he got to record an entire album with one of the songs and it's great to start. the resulting work call written and performed with mommy mommy it's called conversations. to see if i could just be down just far from home and comfort you. gemini's biggest reggae star money money on and join janine back in time as they sing their version of bob marley's

. >> thank you >> pop, pop, pop, pop, pop.ive shots. >> journalist pete hamil helped subdue the assassin. says the wound that america suffered that night has yet to heal. >> a story of what might have been. not about what happened. but what we lost when it ed >> what did we lose? >> hope. >> i want the democratic party and the united states of america to stand for hope. instead of despair. >> my father gave people hope. he lifted them up. >> kathleen kennedy townsend the oldest of robert and ethel kennedy's 11 children. she says people found that hope in the questions her father was asking. >> we have this great wealth, $800 billion ape year. we have all this military power. yet how do we to it? what do we do with it? >> how do we make moral choices? how do we help our fellow human being. most meaningful thing you can do. >> it was their faith in the answers he offered. that helped him build a coalition that implausible if not impossible to imagine today. >> he could speak to white working class men and women. because they tru

pop-tarts. >> what? >> they would run out of strawberry pop-tarts every time there was a hurricane forecast, and it was because strawberry pop-tarts have a half-life, so you don't have to have power to keep them. so things like strawberry pop-tarts, prepared chicken is another one, batteries, things of that nature but there are a lot of things that people buy that they wouldn't necessarily buy and buy in bulk before this kind of storms and it's an example of how businesses are using the data and analytics and sort of overlaying ai to be able to understand not just the impact of the weather, but impact of other things that are going on the first hurricane of the season will have a different impact of the last hurricane of the season >> because of behavior implications >> exactly this year we just had tropical storm alberto, which is a little bit early, but because it came on the back of what happened last year and because it happened over memorial day weekend, the impact of that was amplified. >> that inf

everything from the bible and pop music on facebook at the w. music. story stars and the latest from the music scene. join us in the universe of pop on facebook to send us a message we love hearing from. you. if you were alive back in the eighty's you might know him enough for a global hits and on and on single file longs or maybe the english rise and ninety nine red developments and that was probably the last time you ever heard of her but here in germany it got the air levels and a camera aka naina has landed hits after hits and he can look back on a successful career yes spanning forty years but few showing no sign of slowing down and is currently on tour to celebrate that for a decade most. stress on his name derp fortieth anniversary tour after this one from one of her biggest hits and though she really missed out on nothing major still looks much the same as she did when she began performing. bus and functional to shallow what is music is timeless. so i never really thought much about time periods as such. and he said i'm not playing a style chic

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nat pop: "if we don't get it / shut it down!" gathered for a juneteenth parade near pittsburgh on saturday. usually observed on june 19th each year, juneteenth commemorates the effective end of slavery in the united states.rep.conor lamb/-d- pennsylvania: "today is an independence day. today is a day that we celebrate independence and these children need independence." but this year's parade comes on the heels of tragedy.a police officer fatally shot 17-year-old antwon rose on tuesday in east pittsburgh. rose had fled from a vehicle stopped by police in connection with an earlier shooting.the african american teen was unarmed. nat pop "turn up don't turn down, we doing this for antwon." juneteenth organizers planned the parade before the deadly shooting.but lawmakers and activists seized the opportunity to call for change. rep. mike doyle/-d- pennsylvania: "and we need training for our police officers too. nobody should discharge a weapon at anyone that's running away from them." officer michael rosfeld was suspended from the dep

you just need time and talent. >> the korean government decides to invest in pop culture?> yes. >> reporter: and surprise, surprise -- it worked. they invested in korean soap operas, exporting what became a cultural juggernaut. then came the k-pop explosion. ♪ singing and precision dancing its way across asia and beyond. sowing the seeds for the k-beauty phenomenon, using red-hot k-pop stars like boy band bts members to sell beauty products. >> what's unique about this phenomenon is korea just created this ecosystem where all the parts feed each other, and they're not in competition. >> are the k-pop singers brand ambassadors for k-beauty? >> if you were a pop star you basically get farmed out by your record label to the beauty label. in korea the record label owns everything that the person does. they kind of can force you to represent the face of the products. >> reporter: companies like sooae package millions of products for the united states from factories like these. >> these are the completed masks. once they're all built, sealed, they get put into this machine. they

tony swings and pops it up.y make the catch and there are two outs. >> were calling it the 57th annual game. this game has been annual, biannual, it has taken breaks, at one time it was a media versus congress game. the teens were not democrats and republicans. it existed in many different forms over the years. on the old tally they were missing three republican wins dating back to 1909. we added those back in the official house record has it at democrats 40 and republicans at 42 winds. one game was called after nine innings. we only play seven innings. that change things moving forward. that is our official record now. this reestablishes an annual tradition. >> the batter zero for two on the night. ahead to and zero. a two and zero offering. now it is two and one. a new picture for the republicans. we will get the final pitching line in a moment. side corner, strike two. last time he had a single the first time at bat, then stole second base and scored his first run. >> three and two, two outs. the three into p

this guy is saying, how do i make a career in pop culture. see how many hits i can get not only on youtube, facebook or my space. this is about somebody saying, i want to get hit so i can increase minot requirety. if we're trying to saying this some deep dark message, i don't think it's true. i think this guy's trying to make a name in my pop culture interpretation, this is not very deep. that's it. >> okay. let's take a break on that one. we'll bring these guys back after this. mirror to discuss. the digital divide is splitting this country. we have parents who are trying to get their kids off of too much social media and computers, and then we have parents who would only hope their children have access. middle school is a really key transition point, right. the stakes start changing. students begin to really start thinking about their futures. what i like about verizon's approach is that it's not limited to just giving kids new tools, it's really about empowering educators to teach in different ways, and exposing kids to more active forms o

not as many of those thundery downpours this week as we have seen recently, and where they do pop—uphey are probably not going to be as intense. that is something we will keep an eye on and keep you updated. there are at the moment met office weather warnings in force for those storms which will pop up tomorrow gci’oss storms which will pop up tomorrow across parts of northern ireland and western scotland. full details available online. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines. one year on from the london bridge attack, a special service takes place at southwark cathedral to remember the victims. eight people lost their lives and 48 others were injured after three attackers drove into pedestrians then stabbed people in nearby borough market. doctors say new research means thousands of women with early stage breast cancer could be spared chemotherapy. the home secretary, sajid javid, says it may be time to raise the cap on the number of skilled workers allowed to enter the uk. israel carries out strikes on what it ca