the pope visits sicily and urges mafia mobsters to abandon a life of crime and violence. the american space agency launches a laser into orbit to measure the condition of earth's ice sheets. hello and welcome to world news today. at least 1a people have now died in a massive storm which has brought destruction to the north of the philippines. typhoon mangkhut ripped through the main island of luzon, tearing off roofs, felling trees and triggering more than a0 landslides. it's the strongest typhoon to hit the country this year. five million people were in its path, and thousands were evacuated. details of the destruction are still coming in because communications with remote areas are still down. the storm is now moving west towards china, where people have been stocking up on supplies. howard johnson sent this report. mangkhut has been called by meteorologists the strongest typhoon in the world so far this year. and now the reality of the utter devastation it has caused is becoming obvious. extreme flash flooding. the fragility of human existence laid bare. the road to ca

the fish was available seven days a week and my father brought his passion for fish with him from sicily. bothered me with us issues and the second generation of the family to run the restaurant meals on all this on the journey that's your man. says the fishes gutted and filleted whatever's left over such as head and fins is pushed into a part of boiling salted water along with celery sticks carrots and onions the fish stock has to simmer. for about an hour to develop its full flavor in the meantime estimate a chilly fries garlic and chili in plenty of all of oil the squid is the first to go into the hot oil it has to cook the longest because of its tough meat. finally everything is. in crystal we. know we need tomatoes because the fish can cook very well in tomatoes. tomatoes which doesn't just give the whole thing a great color for the taste of fish and tomatoes just goes well together if you be sure it will go. shellfish and mussels i added after that and then finally the fish broth which gives the soup its characteristic taste. its then seasoned with fresh herbs. i love you me this i

with little support from the church hierarchy in sicily, he preached against the mafia and worked withhs who are arriving here at the social centre. they are beginning to realise that life is not only about violence and degradation. he ignored their threats and banned mafia members from leading religious processions. in the months before his murder, the mafia planted several car bombs throughout italy, killing at least ten people. it was part of a bloody offensive against the state and anyone who threatens the group‘s existence, which also claimed the lives of two magistrates. puglisi was shot in the neck at point—blank range. two mafia hitmen, salvatore grigoli and gaspa re spatuzza, were among six men charged over the murder. large crowds attended puglisi‘s funeral. translation: why did the mafia kill him? translation: i don't know, maybe because he wanted to destroy the mafia, and he could do it. puglisi was beatified in 2013, the last step before sainthood in the church. nasa has successfully launched a satellite designed to measure changes in the world‘s ice sheets, and provide pr

pope francis has delivered an impassioned speech in sicily, appealing to italy's mafia to abandon a lifed to pay homage to a parish priest who was murdered by the mafia 25 years ago. courtney bembridge reports. 0n on his way to these sicilian capital with a clear message, pope francis joseph centre of mafia activity to send it. translation: today we need men and women of love, not men and women of honour, of service, not of overpowering. we need men and women to walk together, not to chase power. the catholic church has had a chequered history of relations with the mafia in southern italy, but the pope says people cannot believe in god and belong to the mafia at the same time. a mafioso does not live asa same time. a mafioso does not live as a christian, because he blaspheme is with his life in the name of god. the event was held to mark 25 years since parish priest giuseppe puglisi was shot dead on his doorstep why the italian mafia. it was his 56 birthday, and reportedly he said to the gunman, i have been expecting you. the priest was known to being outspoken against injustices, with l

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already, you face a criminal investigation from the authorities in sicily who, with regard to your treatmenticular migrant boat, are now accusing you of kidnap. and you've only been in office a few weeks. this is going to lead to chaos. the wider point here is that you, during the election campaign, told the italian people, you said, "we are going to get rid of, we are going to deport at least 500,000 illegal immigrants." your message was simple. you said, "the good times for these illegals was over. they'd better get ready and packed their bags." but you know as well as i do that actually, it is going to be impossible for you to deport 600,000 people. italy cannot afford it, italy cannot contravene international conventions, and a lot of the countries these people come from refuse to take them back. italy will not be able to do what you promised. but going back to the point about the way in which the rest of europe sees you. here are some very pointed words from angela merkel on a couple of weeks ago. she says, "i believe the soul of europe is humanity and if we want to retain this soul, th

in the mediterranean we are watching an area of low pressure right here that is spinning just off sicily as well as italy that is going to cause a heavy rains across the region so for tunisia well it is for localized flooding across the area with tunis a rainy day at twenty nine degrees for you. sponsored by. reality. camera. and. now have a voice. part of the viewfinder in america series. on the town of lake victoria after a ferry capsized. at least seventy one people are dead but that toll is expected to rise as hundreds of. an investigation by. a systematic campaign by the chinese government to strip young. language and culture. from their families. is one of three most powerful leaders but his presidential role. director of human rights watch. joins us now live. on a reputation as a tough leader how will he be. well he will be remembered for a president crackdown on various people in civil society and human rights dissidents he'll also be remembered for a major expansion of the power of the ministry of public security in the police in the larger vietnam political system he quite clea

mister sicily, yes . >> move to strike the last word. >> mister chairman, i support house resolution 1017 which requested the administration turn over documents related to the meeting between president donald trump and president vladimir putin. two months after the fact, congress and the american people still know nothing or next to nothing about what was discussed between president trump and russian president bladder mere putin in a private to our meeting in which none of the president's advisers were present. at that meeting president trump good on stage with vladimir putin, the man who directed his military to launch a cyber attack on our country's elections and his regime regularly has journalists murdered, individuals tortured and political opponents thrown into jail. rather than standing up to president putin, president trump bent over backwards to appease the dictator and defended putin while denigrating our fbi, intelligence officials and anyone who wants to see putin held accountable. this was an embarrassing and sad dayfor america . based on the president's own words, here'

it's going to take you as a visitor to places that you wouldn't have gone to had you just gone to sicily and without it if it's ok very much more on the website i'm guessing yes. dot com slash culture. thank you so much. in fact ritual updates more at the top of the hour with the french golf or new data on the web site at www dot com obviously a good point for i'm. full of. the book. called. me a commie move her. veil your face. cover your finger to. your eye. it is great easy to steal. croaks are all too eager to snapshot from the more absurd. the criminal trade the metric to. close up. the fast pace of life in the digital. age. shift has the lowdown on the web it shows are new developments useful information and anything else worth noting. presents the latest finds. looks over the shoulders of makers and choosers. double. i think. frank food. international gateway to the best connection self road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and try our services. be our guest at frankfurt airport city ma

impassioned speech in viscerally appealing to italy's mafia to have been in a life of crime —— in sicilylian capital with a clear message the pope chose the board, a centre of mafia activity to send it stop. today, we need men and women of love, not men and women of honour, of service, not of overpowering. we need men and women to walk together, not to chase power. the catholic church has had a chequered history of relations with the mafia in southern italy but the pope says people who cannot believe in god and belong to the marquee at the same time. a mafioso does not live as a christian because he blasphemes with his life in the name of god. the event was held to mark 25 years since a parish priest was shot dead on his doorstep by the italian mafia. it was his 56th birthday and reportedly he said to the gunmen i've been expecting you. the priest was known for being outspoken against injustices, with little support from the church hierarchy in sicily, he preached against the mafia and work with young people to keep them away from the group. we hope that something would change, bit by bi

famous for their diversity exotic plants which have taken root here contributes to the character of sicily's vegetation a metaphor for migration. the global garden is the theme of the current manifesto which is held in a different place every two years. but what influence can art have here in palermo even every day life is a challenge. police are stationed at the town hall due to mafia threats against mayor luken orlando it's the seventy one year old's fifth term in office. anyone asks me as the mayor how many migrants have come to palermo i don't say eighty thousand or one hundred thousand i say not everyone who comes to palermo is a. polygamy. the mayor sees mobility as a human right a rare view especially here especially in europe migration is a big issue of this manifesto the collective forensic oceanography display ship disasters in the mediterranean which prove that the humanitarian crisis was already apparent in two thousand and eleven. these porcelain pieces are both kitschy and bitterly cynical a critical. at the refugee policy of the new italian government. we need. interior minist

survive and we are hoping that here we are tonight is game so sicily. with ours no injuries and without know our music around wish i believe we can win these big goals and that. they will not. like the past some of us just lay off eight of them but they are humans life was kind of this trial with some of them. yet they are human the most because these are two of them in what they feel happy. today is my very being happy as being in my life because i am seeing michael in survival i see him go without seeing little billy and laugh we need to hold us. and. i guess for five or so we've got to do one is that you know. we have to see these guys it's nice to visit all those. who do not. believe. that. the who. we. fought. with is awful get. it right now and it's also a. way that you have to do it because it would have been out of money to give you a label that although not knowingly did it. would be able to. prove it will ever do it when i presume that my icon is passing advice to people. and it's all viable. although we have been you would also be able to cal

an italian author was writing about an inspector on the island of sicily. so i downloaded the first book and they're such fun. i find all of these detective novels. this particular author has so much there. it's very italian. the inspector himself is very valuable. always makes his way to solving the case. i enjoy as much for him in the place of the things. they are apparently 20 or so. i know i won't do all of them at once. they come across the globe. it was more serious literature. i read a gentleman in moscow a book that my friend told me about. it was a wonderful book. a book called the door which i think it is and hungry. and to get takes place in hungary. just an experience. that a neighbor has. try to find and ways to in ways to sprinkle in more serious literature with things that are more entertaining. book tv wants to know what you are reading. send us your summer reading list at the tv on twitter. .. .. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> host: so louis rossetto when did you found wire magazine? >> guest: my partner ja

the pope visits sicily and urges mafia mobsters to abandon a life of crime and violence.laser into orbit to measure the condition of earth's ice sheets. hello and welcome to world news today. at least 14 people have now died in a massive storm which has

demanded nothing less than a home in sicily. maelstrom of funds with the vietnam war plane which would roll a marginal ratio and watch the book not work every day. things were going to remember them. for the first time i had a feeling of being part of something or. the seeds of civil rights the peace movement the women's movement or hopelessness during this period. sixty eight . the global. this week w. frank food and. international gateway to the best connection self in road and rail . located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experienced outstanding shopping and dining offers triallists services. biala guest trunk food bought cd managed by fresh bought. me. to be a. medium to me. please me. this is d w news life across but fans of an all out assault on sirius last rebel stronghold and mushi monetary and crisis. reports of intensified as strikes across northern syria including rebel held it live problems home to some or a million civilians.

after being sent to a refugee camp in sicily where he learned italian, ali decided to devote his life to rescuing others. newshour weekend's ivette feliciano has the story. >>> one day in august, the crew of the rescue ship aquarius locates a smallwood end boat filled with my grants, hassan ali helpove the stranded passengers to a rescue dinghy. ali made this his life's work nafter man he willer know saved him from drowning on a slower journey. >> the only thing i remember is that a person pulled me out of the cap sizing boat. he put me on his shoulders, and i saw this person descending ow lowly under the water, he drowned in front of my eyes, i did not know him. i knew nothing about him. simply, i can never find the right words for his act. >> many migrants speak of native arabic making him an important part of the team trying to get them to safety. >> the sea taken away a lot of lives, teople become used hearing people died here or 40 people died there >> italy current government is o take many migrants crossing the mediterranean unless other eu countries take more of them. it's a p

the fish was available seven days a week and my father brought his passion for fish with him from sicily your father vinny with us issue and the second generation of the family to run the restaurant you use on all of you on the journey that's your own it. says the fishes gutted and filleted whatever's left over such as head and fins is put into a pot of boiling salted water along with center east. carrots and onions the fish stock has to simmer for about an hour to develop its full flavor in the meantime most emotive chili fries garlic and chili in plenty of all of oil the squid is the first to go into the hot oil it has to cook the longest because of its tough meat. we're finally everything is doused in try white water. in crisp or we. know we need tomatoes because the fish can cook very well in tomatoes. tomatoes which doesn't just give the whole thing a great color it will be the taste of fish and tomatoes just goes well together if you're to be sure it will go. shellfish and mussels are added after that and then finally the fish process which gets to see if it's characteristic taste.

he served in north africa, sicily and italy.he atomic research department at the university of chicago. coming up, john dickerson visited british prime minister theresa may for her only interview ahead of tomorrow's u.n. general assembly. e general assembly. general assembly. general assem. in 10-25 year olds. even if meningitis b is uncommon, that's not a chance we're willing to take. meningitis b is different from the meningitis most teens were probably vaccinated against when younger. we're getting the word out against meningitis b. our teens are getting bexsero. bexsero should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose. most common side effects are pain, redness or hardness at the injection site; muscle pain; fatigue; headache; nausea; and joint pain. bexsero may not protect all individuals. tell your healthcare professional if you're pregnant or if you have received any other meningitis b vaccines. ask your healthcare professional about the risks and benefits of bexsero and if vaccination with

italian throughout and it is completely bizarre, but a rather brilliant telling of the demise of sicilythe subtitles on. i am seeing mark kermode tomorrow for the film review, i will have to bring it up. looking at the times, the university term is about to start. fresh hope at last for unwashed millennial is. this is a new aerosol spray called day two. what does it do? it will render warm clothes almost as fresh as when they first came out of the wardrobe. they are saying that a lot of what they are saying... 60% of millennial is have unwashed clothing, and this is a quick fix for them. obviously will hit big consumer giants like unilever and procter & gamble, but an interesting assessment on the millennial generation and their approach to cleanliness. this is definitely not a product for me, because i have preschool children so i barely make it through breakfast without great clods of porridge on me. the idea that i could just spray that, definitely not. they want to spend as little of the day as possible on laundry. that is everybody, surely. if you don't have a washing machine, you

south we've got a fair few showers over parts of the mediterranean at the moment particularly over sicily and into solid india and those are going to pull themselves together as we head through wednesday and push southwards so for cinci newsier that's a risk we could see more flooding out of this and also for western libya. we're. i have almost my entire professional life to the bench and i'm trying to figure and what i've heard is that we need champions we need also to shine the light on those shampoos and this award bridges the gap that existed in this. nominate your own version of your own child the light on what they do and to have not shine a light on your hero with your moment nation for the international space award two thousand and eighteen for more information go to a piece of war dot com. and one of the top stories how large is there russia has announced it will supply b s three hundred surface to air missile system to syria in two weeks despite strong israeli and u.s. objections. world leaders are gathering in new york for united nations general assembly u.s. president donald t

and you know first handle, and u went to a cemetery in sicily where many of these poor homeless people end up. i want to play a little bit of what you saw there. >> this is a textbook case. he has a number. so he wasn't identified initially, but somebody must have come back. >> came back and put that picture. 3-years old. 4-years old, maybe. oh my god. >> so i mean, at first, he wasn't even named this little child. what about it just suppose to you about it? >> i was there with a local imnam from a mosque. and he said these people came looking for a dignified life, we couldn't give them a dignified prayer. and i hope this book, "sea prayer," is a tribute to the unknown, all of the families who perished in that sea. nobody should have to resort to those measures to find the things that you and i take for granted. >> and again, you have told so many stories through your novels, your second big novel is "athousand splendid suns," is that book speaking to women still? >> as timely as it was 12 years ago, and particularly in afghanistan which is in the process of a slow and painful rebuildi

sicily had not happened yet.he assessment of north africa landings was that they succeeded against weak resistance by like in both commanders agreed with that. also, they had no define strategic goal. they were not given any knowledge of what resources they would have for this operation, and with nobody named supreme allied commander they didn't have an operation champion. there was one thing that they did know, which was sunk by their superiors really didn't want them to succeed, and they were right in that. however, the name of this organization was comprised of younger british american and canadian officers who were eager to work together and take fight back to the continent, and they could and it did set aside the frictions and suspicion that affected their seniors to work together. at the first all hands meeting their commander, lieutenant general morgan, purposely ended his remarks with what the british chief of imperial general staff said to him after giving him order sticky said there it is, it won't work

sicily, they want foreigners there? right. >> paul: did anyone ever come to an island, uh, with a good intention? people, people -- >> anthony: no, never in the history of the world. >> paul: no, no. >> anthony: best case scenario bring syphilis. >> paul: yeah. >> anthony: pretty much. >> paul: yeah, yeah. >> anthony: i mean, at the very least. >> paul: and it happened, it happened here. captain cook put his sailors ashore in ni'ihau, which is just a little northwest of here. he was the first haole. like magellan. hawaii killed its first tourist and -- >> anthony: right. >> paul: philippines killed their first tourist. but people who live on islands, who were born on islands, view anyone who comes to shore with suspicion. >> nainoa: well, to go back to what defines a hawaiian. maybe we should go back in our imaginations to -- it could have been two thousand years ago. the tahitians have this voyaging canoe. way before any other culture on the planet is exploring the deep seas. somehow gets here someplace in the south pa

the father had come to america from sicily and had known hardly any english and became a teacher of romancelanguages at brooklyn college. procedures and had one of fellowship in 1934. i said it was noted in the new york times, isn't that cool? , i was, did you know conceived on that trip? [laughter] joan: i thought no amount of research could have gotten me that detail. his wife, maureen, a wonderful woman, she starts telling more stories. background -- an amazing a tie-in-american who has contributed so much to the me, i knowsaid to you know he is an only child. was the, do you know he only offspring of his generation? this was the only child produced of his generation, which is instructive for his personality. at this moment, he started calling me information for his family. i had done all this research. i think he felt sorry for me going to trenton so much. would justice o'connor, i get to , then ioenix, palo alto am in trenton and queens. he started to let me come to his office. he ended up with a dozen interviews. he never called back from his controversial statements. he came on even

bradley served in life combat in north africa, sicily, and all the poor countries of 800 mile treks from normandy to berlin. truman appreciated that. bradley saw combat and specifically questioned, when bradley came back and was given that job basically every organizing the administration, bradley bill through congress and saw the creation of the network of va hospitals. bradley carried that back to the president. he informed the president that every soldier, and there were many many blacks who came back as combat, wounded, deserved the same treatment in the va hospital as did the white soldiers. that stuck with truman. that changed his you that we have to change this and bradley became commander of the troops in normandy. 164 black officers and eight white officers. if we are going to give them up and they are going to fight. i wonder if you know about the role that truman and bradley added using the experience from being in va hospitals where you had black guys shut up and white guys shot up getting equal treatment. >> he had better relations with bradley than his successor eisenhower.

the al capone days where people were referring to it to -- as the mafia, which has origins back in sicily. black handink society sounded really cool. we should bring that back. william: much more fun. scott: the story takes place in ohio and pennsylvania, mostly, , theye oldfield family were from ellicott city, maryland. tell us about your great-grandfather, frank oldfield. an upper middle class family, maybe a little above, heavily connected. his dad names one of his brothers s grant. -- ulysses s. grant. crazy uncle grant, as some people called him. they have a sawmill, a pump factory. they are busy. isfield is involved -- frank -- as a young man, working in these businesses. then his father gets a patronage appointment as postmaster through the president, which is because of whoever is the party in favor. so he gets a great job there as a clerk, you know, and that sort of begins the postal career. but before that, he was very dapper. he did not want to get his hands dirty. he did not tolerate fools, at least that is what he thought. useried to charge -- charm, his fists, whatever it to

south we've got a fair few showers over parts of the mediterranean at the moment particularly over sicily and into solid india and there's going to pull themselves together as we head through wednesday and push southwards so for cinci newsier that's a risk we could see more flooding out of this and also for western libya. with. al-jazeera recounts the shocking story of the assassination of counts folk abene dot. tossed by the security council to mediate between arabs and israelis. his death would prove one of the darkest days in the quest for peace in the middle east. killing the count on al-jazeera. amano top stories here on ars era russia has announced it will supply the s three hundred surface to air missile system to syria in two weeks despite strong israeli and u.s. objections. world leaders are gathering in new york for united nations general assembly iran and north korea likely to feature high on the agenda. and president of the maldives and do the yumminess conceded defeat in sunday's election everyway for opposition leader in for him climate solely to take over. and inquiry into

it may affect the likes of greece, southern parts of italy and sicily. stormy weather here.imalayas which could cause avalanches. ka nata himalayas which could cause avalanches. kanata kara will get wetter weather —— karnata ka avalanches. kanata kara will get wetter weather —— karnataka will get more wet weather. down to sri lanka as the monsoon tries to retreat, this massive cloud with the eye is the typhoon, the violet when i am for two earlier. it is slow—moving at the moment meaning it is not going anywhere quickly. but it is looking to bring rain into the southern parts of japan. looking to bring rain into the southern parts ofjapan. very looking to bring rain into the southern parts of japan. very wet for the next two days and this one, there is some uncertainty as to whether it is heading towards taiwan or curland whether it is heading towards taiwan or curl and had ignored these words into japan. either way it will bring some nasty weather. signs are towards japan. initially. back to you are now because we've got some really strong winds blowing across parts of scan

south we've got a fair few showers over parts of the mediterranean at the moment particularly over sicily and into solid india and those are going to pull themselves together as we head through wednesday and push southwards so for cinci newsier that's a risk we could see more flooding out of this and also for western libya. right. well again you're watching al-jazeera minder of our top stories this hour the e.u. says it's working on a plan that would allow it to keep trading with iran the aim is to get around u.s. sanctions follows president charms withdrawal from the iran nuclear deal earlier this year. in yemen the saudi u.a.e. coalition has said it will open humanitarian corridors between the data. in coordination with the u.n. its humanitarian affairs chief mark a local warns that a famine could strike at any time fighting over the port of the data has stopped aid agencies from reaching millions of people. the u.s. is warning russia about deploying its missile defense system in syria russia sending the s. three hundred system a week after one of its planes was mistakenly shot down by

roving biennial of contemporary art that's currently taking place in the capital of the island of sicily in southern italy it is happening for the twelfth time and we have karen helps out from our culture desk to tell us more about this hi karen give us the background how did this get started ok so it was first started in one thousand nine hundred six and it was founded by a dutch historian named head and she's still running it today actually and quite successfully and unlike venice it is no magic so it started off in rotterdam and it has happened in places like ghent or i would feel or even st petersburg now those are all cities that are really quite well off the beaten track of the usual major art market centers and the cities are selected based on sort of how they fit into the current curators concept of the city that's been repeatedly stopped across and shaped over millennia as we know by multiple like grecians and occupations from the phoenicians through the ancient greeks and the romans all the way to the arabs in the normans and that's just maybe the really early ones and so it's

bradley served in live combat in north africa, sicily and countries from 800 mile trek to berlin. i was not under live fire. bradley saw combat and specifically the question is when bradley came back and was given that job of basically reorganizing the veterans administration, bradley shepharded the vgi bill through the congress and the network of the va hospitals, he carried that back to the president. i don't know if you studied about that or know about this. but every soldier and there were many, many black that came back as combat wounded deserved the same treatment in the va hospital as did the white soldiers. and i think that stuck with truman through two, three year eggs after the war and that really affected his view that we have to change this. when bradley became commander of the troops and normandy, the master corps company was 164 black cooks and 8 white officers. bradley said enough of that. these guys want to fight, give them a gun and let them fight. do you know the role truman and bradley had in being in va hospitals where you had black guys shot up and white guys

well across the mediterranean we're looking at an area of low pressure that is right here just off sicilyand parts of course sardinia as well that is going to produce a lot of rain for some locations and here across. that rain could cause too localized flooding and we'll keep you updated on that. the weather sponsored by cats are and always. were. i have dedicated almost my entire professional life to that were mentioned in fight against corruption and what i have heard is that we need chaffetz we need also to shine the light on those shampoos and this award bridges that gap that existed in this. nominate your own version here all shined a light on what they do and to have not shine a light on your hero with your nomination for the international space award two thousand and eighteen for more information go to isa war dot com. hello again you're watching and just in a reminder of our top stories this hour hopes are fading in tanzania for around two hundred fifty passengers missing after a ferry capsized at least one hundred people are now confirmed dead the total is expected to rise as mor

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this zone of cloud throwing showers and storms into italy, sicily potentially today, but it could winde. not something you get from a prescription at the doctors, a warm storm, similar to the characteristics of a hurricane. that is a new one on me, matt! we learn we learn something new everyday. fascinated by that! sean is on the sofa talking about scams. we are talking about personal finances, authorised push payments, where you make the payment yourself effectively, unauthorised ones would be where someone has tricked you... not necessarily tricked you but got your details and made a payment without you knowing. this is where a fraudster manages to get you to make a payment. they have gained your confidence and then you personally make a payment? could be the click of an e—mail or face—to—face. we've talked about the size of the figures, £90 million lost in the first half of the year, only a fifth of that has been retrieved and so the banking industry and other sectors involved have come up with plans to make it less effectively, to make it better for plans to make it less effectivel

this street was cordoned off when a couple, anna shapira and alex king appeared to be taken sicily andn and that caused some concern is for people sitting in the restaurant nearby and he spent a few days in hospital. we understand that test have found no evidence of any poisoning. despite that, anna shapiro gave an interview to the sun newspaper, in which she said she had been ordered, poisoned on the orders of russia's resident who can. the police and our investigating. sources have told us that one potential line of enquiry is likely to be that this was a hope. we also found out that alex king was involved in a well—publicised incident in 2016. he gave interviews about it and said that he talked his way a reception line at a film premiere and ended up shaking hands of the prince of wales. he said he did it for that. salisbury is attempting to put the novichok poisonings behind it and this didn't help. it caused a major police incident, a major medical response, the road had to be cordoned off and all of that makes getting over what happened earlier in the year here, a little bit hard