western media and maybe western policy in general it impunity hypocrisy i mentioned it and i'll go even further you know when you had staged chemical attacks in syria the united states was about to go to war and here you had sixty people killed by a sniper fire i mean let that sink in this is not you know indiscriminate rifle fire just being sprayed everywhere these are soldiers who are sitting you know in a position and they're and they're picking off people they're picking off not journalists and they're picking off kids dr resolved i mean not a serious medics on the get out of reported not only are they snipers they were using butterfly bullets that are designed to fragment inside the body to do as much internal damage as bob this is not a war time environment this is not a this is this is a civilians are being targeted here not military and to third i said to the people who had to do go jet alex jobin in cyberspace well go ahead real quickly if i could just say the media quickly blamed it all on hamas saying oh why did hamas bring children into this protest why did they push childre

that quits only to make more room for another set of front on the start the tuesday across western parts. it will be a mild start to the day on tuesday. that little weather front there doesn't look very much but it is the first signs of somewhat cooler conditions trying to get into the western side of the british isles. tuesday is a cooler, damper asset with that front, some heavy bursts of rain across the high ground of western scotland and into the cumbrian. in a bit, that is earliest got the last of the holiday weekend heat. i say it is a fairly wea k weekend heat. i say it is a fairly weak front and it is only weaken the context of not having much rain as it to the eastern side but as it makes progress on the atlantic it introduces the atlantic influence, rather than anything from the continent which is what many of us enjoyed over the course of the weekend. there goes that weather front and then there is a lull in receiving this and obvious on that scale that there is another set of front. come wednesday, likely to

isles and the western fringes of the mainland.t. the rain all over northern ireland, some of it really quite heavy at times and the rain becoming more of a present threat there across the western and southern parts of wales down to the south—west of england. it's a dry day for the most part across central and eastern parts. in fact, you won't get to see that rain until realy quite late on in the night, if you see it at all, i think it will be confined to the northern half of the british isles. the banner of cloud helping to keep the temperature up much higher than will have been the case from thursday on into friday. so this is the weekend. low pressure not a million miles away, will gradually to sink its way towards the south—western approaches. it's the weather front further to the east that's causing the forecasting headaches at the moment and it looks as though having been a rather weak affair, it may well pep up from the south—east and the rain becoming really rather stuck over scotland. some of that is really open to a good

power, western force, he called this asianism. he referred to it as japan's devine mission. he felt it was written in the stars for japan to lead the asian union against the western power. in the process reconfigure world order. now, the tenant of asianism ultimately set japan on a collision course with the united states. a few years before the war broke out, japan announced, as official policy what it called the new order in east asia. this was that idea of ordering east asia around japan in the center. japan leading this united wall. once the war broke out in 1941, in america, most people called the pacific war in japan it was often referred to as the war for asian liberation. this was that second component of the ideology where the asian union with that oppose the western forces. hopefully, if you are in japan, liberate them. this new ordert, was every bit as oppressive as any old order had been. in theory it hoped to liberate east asian nations from western imperialism but in practiced japan moved to the nation under the guide

some heavy bursts affecting western parts of scotland beginning to pull away from the western isles, scotland, not much into north—east england and clearing from northern ireland some will get the sun coming back before the end of the day, but more of wales and western england starting to get outbreaks of rain pushing into parts of the midlands too. much of eastern england will be dry and once this weather system crosses all parts, wednesday night into thursday morning, there isn't a huge amount of rain left on it. after the heat of the recent days if you want something on the garden, i think you're going to be disappointed. dry weather on thursday. there'll be a few showers developing, though, particularly into scotland, maybe the odd heavy one with a rumble of thunder. northern ireland and northern england, the rest of england and for much of wales, it is looking dry, variable cloud and sunny spells. 0n the breezy side, if anything it's a little bit cooler still and some of us for the rest of the week towards in the north—west of the uk in particular will find temperatures below av

and could —— western scotland.the cards. we could be looking at 27, maybe one or two places seen 28. a cooler and fresher feeling further north and west. next area of low pressure m oves north and west. next area of low pressure moves in for wednesday. this one will have more to it, stronger winds, that will make things very wet in western ireland and northern scotland. still some sunshine across southern and eastern parts of england. a relatively fine day here. temperatures typically 20 degrees. but a much cooler and fresher feel out west. this is bbc news. the headlines — the most successful manager in british football, sir alex ferguson, has undergone emergency brain surgery. the club says the surgery went very well, but he now needs a period of intensive care to recover. more than 1,000 people have been arrested across russia, including opposition leader alexei navalny, during protests against president putin. police used teargas to disperse protesters, some chanting "down with the tsar." officials in hawaii ar

isles and the western fringes of the mainland.unshine further to the east. the rain all over northern ireland, some of it really quite heavy at times and the rain becoming more of a present threat there across the western and southern parts of wales down into the south—west of england. it's a dry day for the most part across central and eastern parts. in fact, you won't get to see that rain until really quite late on in the night, if you see it at all, i think it will be confined to the northern half of the british isles. the banner of cloud helping to keep the temperatures up much higher than will have been the case from thursday on into friday. so this is the weekend. low pressure not a million miles away, will gradually sink its way towards the south—western approaches. it's the weather front further to the east that's causing the forecasting headaches at the moment and it looks as though having been a rather weak affair, it may well pep up from the south—east and then the rain becoming really rather stuck over scotland. some o

some heavy bursts affecting western parts of scotland beginning to pull away from the western isles,into north—east england and clearing from northern ireland some will get the sun coming back before the end of the day, but more of wales and western england starting to get outbreaks of rain pushing into parts of the midlands too. much of eastern england will be dry and once this weather system crosses all parts, wednesday night into thursday morning, there isn't a huge amount of rain left on it. after the heat of the recent days if you want something on the garden, i think you're going to be disappointed. dry weather on thursday. there'll be a few showers developing, though, particularly into scotland, maybe the odd heavy one with a rumble of thunder. northern ireland and northern england, the rest of england and for much of wales, it is looking dry, variable cloud and sunny spells. on the breezy side, if anything it's a little bit cooler still and some of us for the rest of the week towards in the north—west of the uk in particular will find temperatures below average for the time o

which the columnist claims was the whole point of studying the western cannon. this is not a new thing but it has come roaring back from the 1990s, stronger than ever. cultural conservatives, no matter what religion or no religion at all, are going have to a rougher go of it. for christians in particular the going will be rougher. an america in which believing christians are marginalized and despised, is inconceivable to them. they're about to learn otherwise. an american christians are not remotely ready for this new reality. this is the shocking fact that emerges from professor smith's research at notre dame. whatever we say we believe, for most our us christianity has become about being nice, feeling good about one's self, and sit fitting into nice bourgeois society. christianity in the west will not survive without a concerted effort to recover spiritual discipline. that means christianity has to be strongly countercultural. this requires far more of us believers than we think. it requires abandoning cherished illusions. for example, many of us religious and

western media and maybe western policy in general it impunity hypocrisy i mentioned it and i'll go even further you know when you have staged chemical attacks in syria the united states is about to go to war and here you have sixty people killed by a sniper fire i mean let that sink in this is not you know indiscriminate rifle fire just being sprayed everywhere these are soldiers who are sitting you know in a position and they're and they're picking off people they're picking off not journalists and they're picking off kids doctor is all of that i mean not too serious medics only get out of reported not only are they snipers they were using butterfly bullets that are designed to fragment inside the body to do as much internal damage as bob this is not a war time environment this is not a this is this is a civilians are being targeted here not military and two third i can for the people who had to do go jet alex job in cyberspace well go ahead real quickly if i could just say the media quickly blamed it all on hamas saying oh why did hamas bring children into this protest why did they pu

we have seen the western german -- thisdeutsche bank western city in germany as the end of the road.er 11,000 kilometers, one trade route of the new silk road ends here. trains arrive with goods and hope for the future.chinese investors are very welcome here. we will be building a china trade center here. on this land behind us, we will have 120,000 square meters of office space over five stories. that's appealing to a region with high unemployment. the coal industry lost tens of thousands of jobs last year. europe'slso one off largest in land ports, an ideal hub to forward goods. but how reliable is china as an investor? bernard, -- bernhard bartsch, that's a good question. how reliable is china? they could be engaging in massive overstretch here. bernhard: if you look at it from a german perspective, then they are not very big investors yet. they are strategic investors. silk road, at the they have a lot of money to spend, but they can't buy the world. they will need other countries to support the initiative. i think that's the main challenge. it is not only about money. we should

still cloud and some rain in northern and western pa rt of and some rain in northern and western parts the scene only to make more room for another set of fronts on tuesday. it will be a mild start to the day on tuesday. that little weather front there doesn't look very much but it is the first signs of somewhat cooler conditions trying to get in to the western side of the british isles. tuesday is a cooler, damperaffair british isles. tuesday is a cooler, damper affair with the front close by. heavy rain across the high ground in western scotland and if you become involved. —— into the cumbrian fells. that is when you get the last of the holiday heat. that front is only the context of not having much rain as it gets to the east. as it makes progress the atla ntic east. as it makes progress the atlantic it introduces the atlantic influence. rather than anything from the continent, which is what we enjoyed over the weekend. there goes that weather front. then there is a lull. another set of front plattner —— fronts on wednesday likely to spread wind, cloud and rain across scotland, nor

the rain is still there across the western fringes of scotland.inning to ease off across western parts of the country. the midlands and eastern england will be warmer than today. that weather front becomes weaker as it moves eastwards. the problem is this weekend, where is that weather front going to stop? everything is so slow movie that some models keep it across eastern england for a time, other models take it northwards across scotland, allowing showers to come in from the south—west. so a lot of uncertainty for the weekend forecast, but this is how it looks at the moment. this is our preferred model. across eastern parts of england and scotland, there may be cloud and showers before things turn wetter in eastern england later. heavy showers toward south—west wales and england. in between something drier and brighter, but it will not be as warm as was last weekend. the rain should clear away from east of england for sunday, but linger across the north—east of scotland. more showers for northern ireland and wales, and the showers will be heavy

he completed anales an analysis of western colonialism. he was in plato. he spoke at least eight languages from english. when he wasn't writing books, he was lecturing as a professor. he was working as an economic research analyst as one of japan's most important think tanks. when he wasn't doing those things i was organizing radical activist in japans society. for years they didn't. okawa backed speeches and challenged western global -- in early 1930s he funded uprising and assassination of a prime minster. signified moment of japan's inspiring democracy and defeating control of the military. late 1941 days after pearl harbor he brought radio lectures that outlines western political aggression and reminded prophesy he made back in 1925. that japan and united states will meet in life and death struggle for world order and that japan would win. his exceptional intelligence came fused with a quick temper. sort of enlightened explosivenessexplosiveness. one contemporary said okawa had too much education to be patriot and too hot headed to be a scholar. he was

isles and the western mainland, rainfor the western isles and the western mainland, rain for most of and in the south—west of england. eastern england will have a fine day and probably warmer than today. you can see the rain will narrow and moves slowly eastwards. that is the problem this weekend, the weather front because it is moving slowly, it may grind to a halt and perhaps bring rain in the eastern side of the uk before moving into the north sea, allowing showers to come in with the area of low pressure getting closer to the south—west. details may change but this is how it looks at the moment. showers in eastern scotland and eastern england, perhaps turning wetter in the south—east. in sunshine before showers mainly affecting the south—west of england and south—west wales. colder than it has been. the rain probably clearing from the north sea coastal areas on sunday but lingering across parts of scotland, allowing thundery showers to develop in northern ireland and more widely in wales and perhaps the south of england but it is worth stressing that details could change. this is

western wales, maybe one ortwo indie far ireland and western wales, maybe one or two indie far south—westly but surely up the eastern side of england. out west i think you will hold onto some pretty decent weather. into the wee small hours, that continues itsjourney decent weather. into the wee small hours, that continues its journey up towards the borders and into eastern scotland. under that legate of cloud, eight or nine or 10 degrees, out to the west end into the north, well down into single figures. some doubt about sunday, aboutjust how far west some of this rain is going to get. don't be surprised if it gets all over the midlands for a time, maybe on to the west of england or towards klaasen. we think much of it happy moment will stay that bit further east. if you've got a plan for sunday you'll just need to get on top of the forecast as we get on through saturday. i think on sunday, again, it is going to be the case that the very best of the conditions will be found out towards the west. here we are as far ahead as monday. the thing here to notice is that there will be much more o

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media because most western media don't they don't know what they're talking about about anything most of the time is that the koreans made to determine their own destiny with outside power this is something that is hard to make in the swamp i've got three examples that bring that home for you the new york times the new york times has a twitter account the new york times at war which focuses on their war do they had an article. the with cameras rolling careers leaders put a piece false. propaganda. into the new york times at war head there was the moments in which kim and mr moon stepped on the border was one of several images that displayed both countries understanding of the propaganda value of political theater well this is a cautionary warning about peace from the new york times at war and number two the fortune magazine fortune magazine south korea and north korea handshakes peace talks hurt u.s. defense stocks ok who's here isn't winning from the god forbid the five largest u.s. military industrial complex contractors lost ten point two billion dollars in one day who will cry whe

goal beijing has a long time horizon which is one of the things that distinguishes turner from the westerndemocracies and it also looks far back in the chinese narrative china once was the economic superpower of the world in our middle ages the turning to misty and on words and then came the great humiliation at the hands of the west when the western countries through the industrial revolution passed by and left to be our aim towards and for the chinese psyche yes and they do well in it today. to an extent that it's surprising to us there the opium wars and whatnot. but in their narrative it's now all about reestablishing what is rightfully theirs which is economic power alongside other powers and i think economic dominance eventually and to translate that economic power into political power and for that they have unlike the west a a coherent plan that has elements like the new silk road like the targeted theft and transfer of technology and more because no we already living in the the chinese century no i don't think we are already living in that in the tiny century what i think what's ha

that will allow it to go across western parts of scotla nd allow it to go across western parts of scotlandnorthern ireland. elsewhere, a sunny and warm day. 2a degrees, that could set upa and warm day. 2a degrees, that could set up a sharp shower or a thunderstorm across southern areas. for the week ahead it is looking fine. high pressure still dominating for most. there will be that weather front affecting the north—west corner of the uk. elsewhere across the country, sunny spells and a few scattered or have re—entered thundery showers. that is how it is looking. see you later. this is bbc news. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: more than 100 people are feared dead in a plane crash in cuba. the boeing 737 came down shortly after ta ke—off in havana the boeing 737 came down shortly after take—off in havana. a high school shooting in texas leaves ten dead. the suspected shooter is a 17—year—old pupil. we shouldn't be going through this, it's my school. this is my daily life, i shouldn't have to feel like that. also in the programme: with hours to go before the royal wedding, prince har

western ukraine was the last ukrainian region held by the germans finally being liberated in october of one nine hundred forty four. banderas bands continue to wage their guerrilla war against the soviet regime carrying out bloody raids on ukrainian villages and towns and leaving behind chaos and casualties. this war went on until the middle of the one nine hundred fifty s. when the last collaborators were either detained or fled the country. on may seventh one thousand nine hundred forty five germany unconditionally surrendered to the allies ukraine remained a part of the soviet union. the peace after the second world war was short lived. the united states and the soviet union nations who allied together along with england to defeat the nazis tragically became foes as the cold war began. a batch or sudden passing i've only just learnt you were a south and taken your last to bang tax. cut up to us we all knew it but i tell you i'm sorry i could so i write these last words it helps to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. and i know when we first met my life turned o

some heavy bursts affecting western parts of scotland beginning to pull away from the western isles,rthern ireland some will get the sun coming back before the end of the day, but more of wales and western england starting to get outbreaks of rain pushing into parts of the midlands. much of eastern england will be dry and once this weather system crosses all parts, wednesday night into thursday morning, there isn't a huge amount of rain left on it. after the heat of the recent days if you want something onto the garden, i think you're going to be disappointed. on the garden, i think you're going to be disappointed. dry weather on thursday. there'll be a few showers developing, though, particularly into scotland, maybe the odd heavy one with a rumble of thunder. northern ireland and england, the rest of england and for much and for much variable cloud and sunny spells. 0n the breezy side, if anything it's a little bit cooler still and some of us for the rest of the week towards in the north—west of the uk in particular will find temperatures below average for the time of year. another

, south—western parts of scotland as well. scotland, bringing strong winds and outbreaks of rain. as we start sunday morning, there should rarely be any rain here, just a bit of cloud. elsewhere it is a clear start, quite chilly across eastern parts of england. sunday promises to be another glorious day for much of the country once again. sunshine from the word go. a bit of cloud across scotland. i think we are looking at a better day through the central belt on sunday afternoon. top temperatures reaching 24 or 25 celsius, so another warm day on the cards. even warmer air is imported off the continent on bank holiday monday. that will nudge temperatures into the upper 20s celsius, potentially being a record—breaking may bank holiday. we could still see a little bit of low cloud and some murk in the irish sea. maybe the odd shower across the northern half of scotland. that said, most places will be dry and sunny. a bit cool across the north—east of scotland. that cool air moving up towards aberdeen. this is likely to be the hig

as the rain clears from central and western parts, we see sunshine and just one or two showers. mountains, some hail mixed in too. and temperatures down a little bit on what we saw through tuesday, but pleasant enough in the south where you have the sunshine. now, the rain will be last to clear east anglia, south—east, roughly late afternoon and early evening, and clear skies to take it into wednesday night. most will be dry. but what does happen through wednesday night into thursday is that, with the jet stream dipping southwards just temporarily, we'll see some slightly cooler air push its way in. so it'll be a chillier start once again on thursday morning. don't be surprised, eastern scotland, central and eastern england, if there's a touch of frost in one oi’ two areas. but a lovely sunny start to the day here, before cloud increases from the west. in the west we'll see sunny spells, but always a bit more cloud, and that cloud will thicken up in northern ireland, western scotland, producing some spots of drizzle, some heavier bursts of rain for orkney and shetland through th

hills and western wales as well. looking day for thursday, temperatures cooler from around 13—17 celsius. the general trend is that it will cool down, back in the air and a normal with sunshine and showers. hello. this is breakfast, with ben thompson and louise minchin. extra police on the streets of london after a weekend of gun violence. let my son he the last and be an example to everyone. just make it stop. four shootings in just 24 hours have left one teenager dead and three other people injured. the youngest, a 13—year—old boy. good morning. it's monday the seventh of may. also this morning: the heatwave continues. a record—breaking bank holiday could be on the way with temperatures tipped to reach up to 28 degrees.

you can see angry clouds across western europe.sphere with storms popping off like popcorn almost anywhere and, true tomorrow, the risk of storms across southern and south—western areas, tracking from the south—east, across the midlands, wales and ended up across the midlands, wales and ended up in northern ireland. anywhere from new cars up to edinburgh and the western isles on scotland, on sunday, you're missing the storms and the weather should be fine here. bright and sunny weather. sunday evening, the storms tracking across the midlands, one or two for the east as well, so through sunday monday night, the widespread. first thing monday morning, temperatures i6 thing monday morning, temperatures 16 in the south, so a sticky start the bank holiday monday. how about the bank holiday monday. how about the week ahead? not a lot of change. it will stay warm, more thunder, not for everybody. this is the big picture across europe. most of the really warm air is being displaced towards more central and eastern parts of europe so we are

north west. for most and then it goes downhill across these western areas. across these western areasarm in london, 27. that includes east anglia. a lot fresher across eastern areas. areas. the week ahead is looking a lot cooler for certain. now on bbc news — amazon explorers. to get genetic material. what's very interesting about this guy is the eyes. check it out. unexplored in the amazon. they know this forest, they know all these trails.

>> first off, the western balkans, i agree that is an area of concern. it is an area of concern because it is an unresolved set of conflicts and one that the e.u. and nato has not stepped in to say this is a part of europe and it is going to be successful, democratic, and so on. it is a bit of a gray zone. that is an opportunity. within that you have indigenous constituencies that are unhappy, they look to russia as an alternative to the status quo. that is an opportunity for russia to work with those constituencies. the opposite is true among nato and eu countries where we have done a good job of building constituencies for transatlantic orientation, for the e.u., for nato, even places like the baltic states, we have substantial russian speaking communities with no real affinity for being part of russia. they really want to be part of the baltic states. the example you have probably estonia. education in the issue is not that the russian speaking community does to learntheir kids estonian. they desperately want to be integrating into the current society

western a theory that this is. when you put all those things that you grew up with even though these are mostly in the real hindu there's a lot of mystical spiritual things that that goes on you know you see she grew up we have the rituals and all that and how do you place that where do you place that because those things are not going to be acceptable. because i love indian food so i. look at all she'll be. looking back. over the last almost out here yeah yeah you have to eat female condoms well cynical as well yeah we should go make it so we make a three. million rebelliousness to be a freshman you know. but i think a lot of kids don't understand that rebellion is a process you know it has to end up. in some sort of a conclusion you know if you rebel against something bad. you have. the production in mind to make things better you know not you don't just rebel but rebel because it's special you know because. rebelling is not a job. it's not a career. you rebel when you want to change things. when zaki moved into

across western areas, the atlantic wind will set m, areas, the atlantic wind will set in, rain on the way for belfast, and thatis in, rain on the way for belfast, and that is where the fresh atlantic air is racing in. a mild night for many, 10-12, is racing in. a mild night for many, 10—12, and tomorrow it is a beautiful day across many eastern areas, plenty of sunshine around, but look at the rain is spilling into north—western parts of the country. tomorrow is still pretty hot in the south—east, the high 20s, but much fresher in the west. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. the foreign secretary is in washington in an attempt to stop president donald trump abandoning the iran nuclear deal. extra police are out in parts of london, after three separate shootings injust21i hours which left one teenager dead and three others injured. the uk is enjoying a record—breaking heatwave — it's the hottest early may bank holiday weekend on record. vladimir putin has been sworn in for a fourth term as president of russia, marking 18 years in power. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this

western. dear you said in emphasis. when you put all those things that you grew up with even though these are mostly in the real hindu there's a lot of mystical spiritual things that goes on you know she she she grew up with the rituals and all that and how do you place that where you place that because those things are not going to be acceptable. i love indian food. and all she'll be. looking. over the last summer yeah yeah you have to eat. condensed all sort of call them small yeah we should make it sweet make it sweet. rebellion rebelliousness to be of questionable you know. but i think a lot of kids don't understand that rebellion is a process you know it has to end up. in some sort of a conclusion you know you rebel against something bad. but you have. the production in mind to make things better you know you don't just rip rumble but rebel because it's special you know because. remember this moment just. it's not a career. you're a bell when you want to change that and. when ducking into painting you see of course

it's following a western discourse you know and so even when i was in school we live in western art history. there's very few we should not history even today. curriculum for. history. and no one is really writing serious stuff about subjugation so the compiler can see into it. that historical perspective i think it's a shame and then. if you're not serious and. you go into. western that theory's in that this is. when you put all these things that you grew up with your buddies are mostly in the room hindu there's a lot of mystical spiritual things that goes on you know he she grew up we have the rituals and all that and how do you place that where you place that we could those things are not going to be acceptable. i love indian food so. well you know it's an orgy you're going to. look at. you know the last time also you know yeah we do have to eat female condoms while swimming pool and small yeah we should make it sweet make it sweet. rebellion rebellious to be a freshman you know. but i think a lot of kids don't understand that rebellion is a process you know it has to end up. in some sor

still a bit of drizzle, i think, parts of western scotland and northern ireland.y will be a dry day, if not a particularly sunny day. but, when the sun comes through the cloud, occasionally it is going to feel warmer. notice those temperatures are starting to edge up. and that is the process that accelerates into the weekend, with high pressure for most of us, though the further north—west you are, you're still close to weather fronts. with breeze, it's going to be cooler here compared with elsewhere, particularly north—west scotland. but, for most of the weekend, this includes the bank holiday, it'll be fine, it'll be dry, and it will be getting warmer. just take a look at saturday and sunday for now. so on saturday, i think some cloud to begin the day. rather misty and murky in places, and cloud could increase in northern ireland and western scotland. north—west scotland beginning to see some outbreaks of rain coming in. but for most it'll be dry, and a few spots start to get above 20 celsius. and then for part two of the weekend, on sunday, could be some rain a

ireland and western scotland more of a breeze perhaps clouding over.ratures up to 18 or19 clouding over. temperatures up to 18 or 19 degrees in belfast and edinburgh. maybe 21 in london. high—pressure holds firm across the southeast on sunday, but a frontal system bringing some rain into northern ireland and the northwest of scotland. a pretty soggy story as this front wriggles its way around a fairly breezy up to the northwest as well. doctor xu southeastward get that to the sunshine. two just to get around 22 or 23 degrees. could be misty for some coasts. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11:00: the government says it could still ban combustible cladding, despite a review after the grenfell tower fire suggesting an outright ban is not needed. a woman is found guilty of throwing acid over herformer partner as he slept. he later died in a euthanasia clinic. hawaii's mount kilauea enters an explosive new phase, spewing ash more than five and a half miles into the sky. meghan markle confirms her father will not being attending the r