a fairground and fireworks, woking park was packed.tors saw a huge inflatable slide had been particularly busy. police say a group of children fell and were hurt. around 7:30pm this evening, a major incident was declared. this followed after a number of children fell from the slide and suffered injuries. the air ambulance was called in to help as people were asked to leave the park. we walked past the slide and we noticed there seemed to be a lot of children on it, there were nine or ten ambulances. it was immediately clear it was a serious incident. organisers later tweeted that they were shocked and distressed by events. the woking district rotary club added that it was assisting the emergency services in dealing with the children. most of those people will have children and most of the children will have wanted to have a go on this ride, so everyone is waking up knowing it could have been their child in that situation, sat in hospital. it is deeply shocking. some eyewitnesses noticed the slide was still standing when they left. the

frankie mccamley reports from woking.hat should have been a fun evening of fireworks and fairground rides that turned into chaos. we were coming to watch the fireworks... caught up in it all were lucas and henry, both 11 years old. before it happened, i said to my mum i did not feel safe. because, obviously, the air and, of course, it was really busy. the pair were on the inflatable slide in woking park when eight children were injured. it's probably one of the biggest bouncy castle slides i have ever seen, with the two stairways up each side. when we got to the top, we were shouting, "please, can you calm down? i don't want any tragedies happen." we were shocked at first. just stood there. i wasm like, i couldn't move for a few seconds. i was just so shocked at seeing all the children just fall from three quarters of the way up to hitting the floor. i was really shocked, because these incidents are quite astonishing. i saw lots of children laying on the ground. it was awful. yeah. yeah, i've never seen something quite th

yes, it is one of the biggest events of the year in woking. a great display and thousands of people come. it was a big event with thousands of people there. how quickly and efficiently were people able to leave and get out of the way of the emergency services? we were told within minutes of the incident occurring that we had to exit via all available exits. there were many stewards on hand to help with the evacuation. i think people realised the seriousness of the situation and reacted very calmly and walked out as quickly as they could. it was very organised, the emergency services had this had been nearly a bent because it is such a big event and they were on the scene as people we re and they were on the scene as people were evacuating —— a really big event. it is good of you to make time to speak to us, i know very serious issue. oliver was at that eventin serious issue. oliver was at that event in working wet seven children have suffered potentially serious injuries after the collapse of a fairground right. leicester city players and thou

frankie mccamley reports from woking. was declared, last night. this morning, officials from the health and safety executive on the scene, looking for clues as to how eight children were left injured. it was very, very crowded. i mean, they say there was about 12,000 people coming. it looked about that number. and there's only a handful of rides, which meant the few rides there were were very, very crowded indeed. 0rganisers, though, accept it was busy but not overcrowded. pretty shocked and distressed by the whole thing. i don't think the area was overcrowded. it happened during the build—up to the fireworks, so it wasn't as full as it would have been at 8pm. so we think there was probably something like 5,000 people in the park at the time when this incident occurred. the area around the inflatable slide still remains cordoned off this afternoon as the health and safety executive carry out their investigation to find out exactly what happened here. as you can see, behind me, this slide remains deflated. just behind that

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anna neale was there with her children and joins us now from woking.scribe what the evening was like, because one would imagine busy and full of excitement. a lot of adrenaline, young children, fireworks, lots of excitement. it was very busy. lots of people here, particularly in the fairground. iam of people here, particularly in the fairground. i am not particularly good with krauss and we made quite a quick exit about 730 over to the dodgems. one of your children was keen to go on to the inflatable slide, but you are thinking maybe it was better to wait till after the fireworks. yes, there was a lot of long queues. we took them in a couple of rides and they got to a point where we said, we'll wait for the fireworks it, it may come down. my the fireworks it, it may come down. my six—year—old daughter asked to go on with a friend. we said maybe, after the fireworks. we will see what it is like. ayes how did people first realised that there was something wrong in the park? we had an announcement from the local radio dj who said had any serious incident,

he joins me via webcam from woking. thank you for taking time to speak to us. what did you see?riends. we had all passed the slide. inaudible. we did not make too much of it. and then we heard of the sirens, saw the sirens and we started heading over to the slide and it became very clear that the incident had taken place. we saw three people on the floor being treated, from what i could tell inaudible. and it, we are having trouble he renewed because of the connection. we will have to try and see if we could get back to you in a moment ‘s because we cannot hear what you are saying. thank you very much indeed. apologies for that. we will try to get andy back on a clearer line. more than 70 business people have written to the sunday times demanding another referendum on brexit. the letter has been coordinated by the people's vote campaign, which is pressing for the public to be given a say on whether to accept the terms of the uk's departure from the european union. in the letter the signatories say... our political correspondent chris mason has been explaining the significance of

investigation has begun into how a giant inflatable slide collpased during a firework display in woking last night, injuring 8 children. we don't still know yet exactly what happened, but eight children appear to have come off near the top of the slide, around the top of the slide, we are not quite sure yet, and landed on the floor alongside it. leicester city players arrive in bangkok to join funeral ceremonies for their chairman, who died in a helicopter crash. a 33—year—old man from lincolnshire has become the first person to swim around the british coast. it feels weird now, to be looking back and almost reflecting. because for 157 days, i almost didn't allow myself to do that. so now it feels quite nice! and in half an hour — we look back at the week in parliament which began on monday with the budget. good afternoon, welcome to bbc news. the pro—brexit businessman, aaron banks, has again insisted that all the money he provided for the referendum campaign was generated from his own businesses in the uk, and none came from russia. the national crime agency has launched a criminal in

a fairground and fireworks, woking park was packed. saw a huge inflatable slide had been particularly busy. police say a group of children fell and were hurt. around 7:30 this evening, a major incident was declared. this followed after a number of children fell from the slide and suffered injuries. the air ambulance was called in to help as people were asked to leave the park. we walked past the slide and we noticed there seemed to be a lot of children on it, three or four children that i could see on the floor and they were being treated by emergency personnel. there were at least nine or ten ambulances, dozens and dozens of emergency personnel and it was very, very quickly obvious the situation was very serious. 0rganisers later tweeted that they were shocked and distressed by events. the woking district rotary club added that it was assisting the emergency services in dealing with the children. some eyewitnesses noticed the slide was still standing when they left. the showman‘s guild, who operates the rides at fairs, told the bbc th

simon clemison is there for us in woking. seen more police turning up in the last few minutes, and as you mention the health and safety executive, we are expecting officials to come to the park any time. if you look at some of these attacks is, you get the says they are for very young children, a coconut shy, a merry—go—round, tea cu ps, coconut shy, a merry—go—round, teacups, toys they can win. you get the sense this was maybe the first night out they had had, it is something you can do with your children, go out for the night and have a good time. it is not turned out that way because he was being played ball slide which is now down. we do not know what has happened, or why these eight children were injured, taken the hospital as you say, seven 110w injured, taken the hospital as you say, seven now released. there is a sense that perhaps it goes up to 30 feet tall and some people have been saying that that some point there we re saying that that some point there were about a0 children on it. a fairground and fireworks, woki

woking park was evacuated last night as police declared a major incident.orter simon clemison is there for us this morning. what do we know so far simon? this is meant to be a night out their parents and children enjoyed together but the police have cordoned it all. we not exactly sure. it was about 30 feet high and one eyewitness said at one stage, about a0 children were on it. a fairground afairground and a fairground and fireworks, woking park was packs —— pact. some visitors saw a huge inflatable slide had been fairly busy. police said the children fell were hurt. around 7:30pm this evening, a major incident was declared after a number of children fell from the slide and suffered injuries. the air ambulance was called in to help as people were asked to leave the park. we walked past the slide and we noticed there we re past the slide and we noticed there were a lot of children on it, three oi’ were a lot of children on it, three orfour were a lot of children on it, three or four children were a lot of children on it, three orfour children that i were a

frankie mccamley reports from woking.aid to my mum i did not feel safe. it was really busy. the pair were on the inflatable slide in woking park when eight children were injured. probably one of the biggest bouncy castle sides i have seen with two sta i rways bouncy castle sides i have seen with two stairways up each side. we were shouting, please can you calm down, i don't want any tragedies happen. we were shocked at first. i stood there and could not move for a few seconds. i was so shocked at seeing the children fall from three quarters of the way up to hitting the floor. i was really shocked because these incidents are quite astonishing. i saw lots of children lying on the ground. it was awful. astonishing. i saw lots of children lying on the ground. it was awfullj have never seen something quite that bad in my whole life. it was around 7:30pm yesterday when this evening of family 7:30pm yesterday when this evening offamilyfun 7:30pm yesterday when this evening of family fun was suddenly cut short. the park was evacu

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this is one of woking's biggest events of the year.e region of 12,000 people here, that would not surprise me. the main arcade area where all the attractions are, it's quite small. so to have that many people in such a packed area would have caused a bit of difficulty for emergency services to wade through them. but all the attractions were being widely used, but particularly this one, it was a big one for younger children particularly. just due to the nature of it. i would say looking at it that the older children on it were ten or 11 years old, and when you are that young you are not really paying attention to your safety, you are just looking for some fun, and that is what they were doing until this horrible event happened. the husband of a pakistani christian woman acquitted of blasphemy after eight years on death row has pleaded for asylum from the uk. asia bibi's husband, ashiq masih, said they were in great danger in pakistan. the supreme court overturned her conviction on wednesday, saying the case against her was based on flim

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been injured and a major incident declared after an inflatable slide collapsed at a fairground in wokingd a minute's silence as leicester city play their first game since the death of the club's owner last saturday. hello and welcome to bbc world news. the economy is the best its ever been in the history of america — president donald trump has just made that claim again, at the latest rally in america's hard fought midterm elections. it is doing well, but there have been periods when the economy in america was even stronger. the rhetoric continues to heat up as the clock ticks away. president trump has been in montana in the american west. he's keeping up his relentless campaign ahead of tuesday's vote. he's in florida now. here's what he had to sayjust after he touched down — highlighting what he called the "extraordinary prosperity" of the economy. this is one of the most important elections of our entire lives. this elections of our entire lives. this election will decide whether we build on the extraordinary prosperity that we have achieved or whether we let the radical democrats ta

things are going well this woke, no major concessions or nothing impending. no deal imnonbut the president is optimistic they are talking and everyone looking ahead to the the g20 meeting where the the president and xi jinping will have a face-to-face meeting. if there is g going to be a deal folks here the speculate it's around that time. >> earlier this week had be reported perhaps the vice premiere of china would make a d.c. visit to resume talks with the treasury secretary is there aniward on the next steps. >> they've been exchanging letters. we had the interesting moment this week when the u.s. side received a letter from the chinese and what folks here tell me about that is that that's an indication that the talks are going on behind the scenes, they are exchanging, you know, things in writing but that no major concessions have been offered so far by the chinese side so we'll see if things heat up next we can. remember, we have thanksgiving coming up. the president will be going to mar-a-lago for the holidays. it's not clear how much momentum there is

we see the return to wet for much of the woke ahead.is. >> thanks, lisa. >>> we'll have to wait until monday for details about an officer-involved shooting in san jose. it started yesterday morning at around 10:00 when officers were called to the home on barreiro o court by a woman saying a man had a gun inside. the man fired at officers but the orsz fired back. he barricaded himself in. and the officers were able to take him into custody before 8:30 last night with one gunshot wound. he is expected to be okay. it's unclear if the wound is from an officer's shot. the police chief will provide that update on monday. >>> a new federal government report came out about global warming. it goes against many of president trump's policies saying cloimt change is here and not getting better. abc news reporter caina whitt worth has more on why the fires in butte county exemplify the prompt. >> this year as wildfires and monster storms, terrifying signs of things to come. according to a dire new assessment from 13 federal agencies. government scie

the new arrivals woke up after a night sleeping on a baseball field. when we arrived it was freezing and we didn't have any shelter to the children so we all woke up points because of the jews there. with thousands more in the way the city's authorities don't know where they are temporarily put the the situation's increasingly volatile says t one as police chief in one night you. know city is prepared to receive this amount of people i think the perfect storm is brewing and us the ship will saudis to look at this we've got civil entry points along the border between which we could find these people in an orderly way. but for now they have nowhere else to go. home and how does it take one. u.s. supreme court justices faced off with the president over donald trump's criticism of a federal judge described a member of the bench who ruled against his asylum policy as an obama judge but chief justice john roberts has publicly pushed back against trump's comments defending the independence of the judiciary saying we do not have obama judges or trumpet judges

remember, she was asleep upstairs at the time of the murder. >> the gunshot was what woke me up.young, i did not know what the sound was. i was going to walk in to wake her up and her phone rang. i answered the phone. and i was like, hi. they were like, can i talk to your mom? i went to wake her up and her face was facing me. hey, mom, wake up.ov, i ed. >>eporter: shed mom wasad>> i i matches the tree trimmers'. they spoke sometime after 9:00 a.m. by then, jordan and janessa, on the bus at 8:15, would have been long gone when kenzie was killed. >> i went back in the house. i remember a very nice cop sat me on the chair and told me everything was going to be all right. and i just sat there and cried with my little blanket. >> reporter: police and jordan's attorneys say they have never heard adaline's account. investigators say after so much time, it's not credible. yet some members of the houck family still believe jordan is guilty. >> i think it's a shame that one minute or two minute decision he made ruined so many lives and took away two lives. >> it's heartbreaking. i can't be

woke up to a lot of it and also school cancelled, too. we just met a short time ago a group of plow truck drivers who say this was a surprise for them as well and their advice n is for everyone out there to be careful, whether you are walking or driving, ttoo, andy say as for their jobs as for plowing, they can handle it but it all depends on how this day wears on. >> it's so cold you know, right now there's a lot of traffic on the road but during rush hour, everybody's at work. later ngternoon, it's go be bad. >> as you can see right now, this is not over yet. still have quite a bit of snow coming down on top of us. the plows are doing their best to keep up with the snowfall the. megan mcgrath is watching conditions over in fredeck county. what are you seeing out there? >> well, justin, we're seeing a lot of snow here. it started about 7:30 in thear frederick . you can see the accumulation that we've had here. we have been to urbana, we've been to the historic section of frederick, we've been to br braddock heights. >> reporter: plows lo

huge presence, and she was up early, and to wake up and not see her in the screen porch where she woke up first of all is said. >> there is a room up there with two couches and a tv, and the last couple of years, there or that would be hurt meeting place every morning were around 6:00 a.m., she would be in a row with her legs crossed in reading and writing letters to people all over the world. the kind of people would come in in and out and have a cup of coffee. she would asked what are you going to do? that i would be sitting around. it was a very special time in the morning we got to spend 30 minutes or up to an hour, and she would not hold back her opinion. it was a special time. >> it is quieter without her, and the summer that we went to maine, and our grandfather is still there, and we went the first week that we got there and it was just us two and the house, and i said it is a quiet without ganny. then he looked at me and said are you trying to tell me that she talked too much? [ laughter ] >> i think because she included him, and one of the odd things about having a public fig

every day i woke up and i woke of fighting for each and every one of you.on't even know you and i was fighting for you every day i woke up because i knew whatever it was that i did, i wanted to make my community, i wanted to make my state, my country a better place for everyone to live. and that is what i committed to. and that is what sustain me throughout this. so i knew that by going to law school, the more -- the more knowledge i had of the laws that govern, every facet of our lives, the betetter i will be ae to maneuver, you know, in this world of activism. and that is what i did. that is what i did. and that was coming, knowing i may never practice law but at that moment, i knew that that was the right way to go. amy: you may never practice law because you served time in jail? >> not because i served time in jail also remember, i said over 75% of people convicted of felonies each year do not go to prison. they don't. -- i went tohing prison. i was bad. but because does not because i went to prison, but because i was convicted of a felony. of a felony.

thou thousands woke up thinking there was buses. made by vera crust but when they woke up the bus never came. so they set off in town which was 40 miles away. at one point the largest group covered an entire two lane hghway here in mexico as that group marched along the highway. and a long the way, residents have been offering supplies and food to the migrants as they pass by. and as we have seen with this caravan since it started several weeks ago, there were points when some will hop on the passing trucks to head north while others continue walking on foot. but at this rate, this migrant caravan won't reach the u.s. mexico border for several more weeks. marcus moore, abc news, mexico. >>> still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, get ready for the return of the color purple. >>> the dream team that's going to help bring the musical version to the big screen. >>> and meteorologist drew tuma breezy creating red flag warning overnight but cooler weather tomorrow i'll have the details coming up at the forecast coming up. the new sleep number

you know when we arrived it was freezing and we didn't have any shelter to the children so we all woke up points because of the jews there. with thousands more in the way the city's authorities don't know where they are temporarily put the the situation's increasingly volatile says to one his police chief the one that you. know city is prepared to receive this amount of people i think the perfect storm is brewing and us the ship a little far east to look at this we've got several entry points along the border between which we could find these people in an orderly way. but for now they have nowhere else to go john home and i was dizzy. donald trump has faced off for the supreme court chief justice in a dispute over the independence of the u.s. judiciary john roberts seen here swearing trump into office took issue after the president denounced another judge who rejected his asylum policy described him as an obama judge referring to his predecessor and response judge roberts said we don't have obama judges or trump judges bush judges or clinton judges what we have is an extraordinary grou

. >> reporter: and your home was already burning when you woke up. >> yes. >> reporter: oh, i'm so sorry for you. you've lived here for so many years, but have you ever seen anything like this? >> 30 years. >> reporter: 30 years. what now? what are you going to do? >> i don't know what is next. we have to find out. fire insurance. >> reporter: you have fire insurance. >> we have it and we have to wait. >> reporter: just wait. thank you so much for talking to us. i want to -- just sit tight, take a deep breath. i want to make sure you're okay. his phone is ringing right now. thank you, sir, and going to be just fine. looking down east hillcrest, you can see a small army of arrivin now. you have fire on both sides of this roadway. we were downman who said earlie his -- hold on, rene i'll grab this. bear with us, if you will, who said his camper had been burned, completely destroyed. he was concerned about his home, which is also on east hillcrest. we've been here for about an hour or so. right now, it appears they have reopened the street, so the threat is somewhat over, but look at the sm

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>> well c withsumer inflation seeing the biggest gain in nine months what does that mean for next woke's thanksgivg dinner you ask. will shoppers face sticker shock. jane wells did a little digging to find out. >> the american b farmeau federation every year comes out with the cost to feed ten people for thanksgivin last year they said it was like $49. really? were you able to feed ten people on thanksgiving for under $50. have ydo ever been able to that? this year we took matters into our hands and did our price checks across the country from coast to coast. here is what's interesting. even t iughlation is up, we found that the cost of most of what you see he isctually less than it was a year ago. let's start over with the turkey. the turkey is about the same as it was a year ago place provides all theis. average a 16 pound turkey is costs you $24. g you but everythin else is lease. green beans are less. potatoes are less. cran berries are less. milk prices down 10%. even sweet potato prices are lower. this surprised us because were co hurricane florence damage in north carolina on weet

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it woke me up and let me know if to get yourself together because you are going home at some point in your life i decided i will do this. i will try. it really changed my life because i thought people to hear my story. you guys coming in their 15 and 16 with life sentences. it actually made me a better person. i continue to write the book and making plans of when i got out. i knew i wanted something different i have a lot of support through my time of being in there. one is my sister right here. she was with me every step of the way. my mom and my grandmother she passed maybe the first year that i went in. that was a big piece of my life she was everything. i knew i could depend on her whatever i needed and once she was gone there was another insight. i felt like i was by myself. my last three years in there. i changed the people and places. everything about me that was a blessing. and my mom she just made a path they don't have mail. it's like i never skipped a beat. and i think that's important. my daughter every step sever her. life. but it was ten years i was a part of it. they ju

the new arrivals woke up after a night sleeping on a baseball field. when we arrived it was freezing and we didn't have any shelter to the children so we all woke up because of the jews. with thousands more in the way the city's authorities don't know where they are temporarily put the the situation's increasingly volatile says t one as police chief in the you. know city is prepared to receive this amount of people i think the perfect storm is brewing and us the ship a little far east to look at this we've got several entry points along the border between which we could find these people in an orderly way. but for now they have nowhere else to go. home and i was dizzy. and then. office in the philippines are using their talent to fight back against the government they accuse a silencing the media and free speech to a window the ripples from manila. in the country of widespread poverty and violence artists emo says he astound his voice he says the current state of democracy in the philippines is what fuels his creativity very much of a role but he uses

i woke up and found all the fish floating dead.sue comes from the water, pollution, or poisoning, but there are fears that water and food supplies could be contaminated. many local people depend on fishing for their livelihoods. it provides food and is key for the economy. iraq exports nearly 30,000 tons of fish each year, according to un figures. the health ministry has taken samples were from the river and the dead fish and the tests are still ongoing. in the meantime, people nearby are trying to manage their losses. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come: how an argument between france became a multimillion dollar business— paintball. the israeli prime minister yitzhak rabin, the architect of the middle east peace process, has been assassinated. a 27—year—old jewish man has been arrested and an extremistjewish organisation has ta ken responsibility for the killing. at polling booths around the country they voted on a historic day for australia. as the results came in, it was clear — the monarchy would survive. for the ame

i remember that something woke me up. >> then you heard a shot in. >> and i know that whatever woke me up, i know my ears were already ringing. when i turned the light on i seen that he shot, you know, shocks you, you never, ever, forget that image. that's bookled in my brain no matter how much i try to --. here is the person i love. he's dying. [ sirens ] >> and by the time the police and the ambulance wailed up to the door, it was too late. david shannon, just 40, was dead. all it took was a look, in fact, for lead detective mike murphy to see what happened in david's bedroom was highly intentional. >> it was an execution. zaip david shannon was executed. the intruder came in while he was sleeping, placed a gun to his head, and shot him in the chest. >> and joan? the shock of it didn't help, of course, nor the fact that she was sound asleep when it happened. by the time she calmed down enough to talk to police, she wasn't very helpful. >> i did not clearly see the person who shot david. i'm not sure if i saw or just had a feeling of somebody just leaving the room. but i formed it as

seven children have been injured, after an inflatable slide collapsed before a fireworks display in woking. a minute's silence from leicester city's players, away to cardiff, remembering the club chairman, who was among the dead. in bangkok, a week—long buddhist funeral is underway at a royal temple, to honour the billionaire businessman and owner of leicester city football club, vichai srivaddhanaprabha. broadcaster paul gambaccini receives a payout from the crown prosecution service — over its handling of unfounded sexual assault allegations against him. with just days to go before the midterm elections, president trump arrives in montana trying to boost republican votes hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are ruth lea, economic adviser to the arbuthnot banking group and the playwright and columnist at the new european, bonnie greer. welcome to you both. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the observer claims businessman aaron banks may have misled parliament over links between his pro—brexit campaign and his insuran

thankfully woking park has a got quite a few exits, so we were able to do that. nine or ten ambulances, dozens and dozens of emergency personnel, and it was very, very quickly obvious that the situation was very serious. leicester city players and officials are flying to thailand to attend the funeral of the club's owner who died in a helicopter crash. the team beat cardiff 1—0 in theirfirst game since the crash, which also killed four other people. it was an emotional day at the stadium, with many players and fans in tears. joe wilson has more. saturday afternoon, going to the game. nothing could appear so normal, except, for leicester city right now, nothing is normal. there is consolation in a familiar routine, familiar faces. and everywhere still was the image and the memory of the man whose investment made leicester champions. all our thoughts are obviously still with the family. the funeral is today. we have just come to support the boys because i think leicester has been through a tough week and we just want to show our love and support for leicester and t

memories now in shambles the past eleven days have been surreal amy here were ten said her husband woke up in the middle of the night packed a few things and clapped their two kids in for animals it was nearly impossible to grab everything with sentimental value i don't have wedding photos i can't reproduce those i don't have some of the baby's earliest and i can't reproduce that i mean there's physical items that we just appreciate artwork that we can't you know replace well george chester also lost his whom he had better luck when it came to finding things near and dear to his heart found a watch that belong to my dad an old pocket watch he was given when he went into the army air corps and was a navigator in world war two. and largely intact so that memory of him both harrington and chester say once they can they plan to rebuild in their same community he planted to come back all absolutely we've lost a lot in in california in larger cities this is a community my mailman knows me always actually rebuilding here everyone is we love it here this is the best neighborhood but it'll take

is under way into the collapse of a giant inflatable slide at a funfair and fireworks display in wokingrey last night. seven of the eight children who were hurt have been theresa may, david cameron, and tony blair have paid tribute to the former head of the civil service, sirjeremy heywood, who has died from cancer at the age of 56. he had retired less than two weeks ago. players and officials from leicester city football club have joined the family of their chairman at a buddhist temple in bangkok to pay their respects following his death last weekend in a helicopter crash. and 10,000 flames are being lit at the tower of london this evening, to mark the centenary of the end of the first world war. the ceremony will be repeated every evening until after armistice day. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. city hit six — the champions at their unstoppable best in the premier league, with raheem sterling and leroy sane amongst the goals. alvaro morata scores twice to keep chelsea in the hunt. and makinson magic steals the show at anfield as england seal

the new arrivals woke up after a night sleeping on a baseball field. you know when we arrived it was freezing and we didn't have any shelter to the children so we all woke up because of the jews there. with thousands more in the way the city's authorities don't know where they are temporarily put the the situation's increasingly volatile says to one his police chief. that no city is prepared to receive this amount of people i think the perfect storm is brewing and us the little stories to look at this we've got several entry points along the border between which we could find these people in an orderly way. but for now they have nowhere else to go. home and i was dizzy. a u.s. missionary has been killed on the remote island in the indian ocean by one of the lost tribes untouched by modern civilization twenty seven year old john cho was attempting to make contact with the tribe on north sentinel in the bay of bengal when it's believed he was shot with an arrow they sent to the least people lumber in the low hundreds and the unknown and the known to be r

investigation‘s begun into how eight children fell from an inflatable slide at a fireworks display in woking seven of them have now been discharged from hospital. leicester city players arrive in bangkok to join funeral ceremonies for their chairman who died in a helicopter crash. a 33—year—old man from lincolnshire has become the first person to swim around the british coast. ross edgley crossed the finish line in margate after swimming 1,780 miles. now, it's time for click. this week, the team travel to kenya, to meet the low—skilled labourers in nairobi's slums training ai systems. this week: artificial intelligence creating jobs. creating trends? and — scoring runs. ai. that's what the future is about, if you believe the hype. computer programmes that learn from past experience, that improve and that, sometimes, learn to solve problems in ways that even we hadn't thought of. well, here at microsoft's future decoded event, ai is at the top of the agenda. these days, there are very real examples that al are starting to be able to do things that were once only the reserve of humans. it's le

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the first of all brings the old legends back to life some remember monk woke up at the ancestor of all the intel's and legendary founder of course who was made by. the god of creation. and it striving for comprehensiveness the church tried to incorporate as many aspects of strange cultures as possible often by putting its own new interpretation upon them. on the site of the some temple which they destroyed the christians built the monastery of santo domingo thus the new true god could be worshiped on the square where. once the sun had been venerated. the old walls where they survived were covered in frescoes to hide all memory of the pagan traditions of the place. in one thousand nine hundred fifty an earthquake destroyed parts of the monastery and revealed the walls of the some temple these walls were once covered in gold but there is little left of such riches. in the semicircular astronomical wall of the sun temple made possible an exact determination of the phases of the moon the position of the stars and the date of the songs to see these. the spaniards built houses of their own o