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Approaches these coastal communities. thats really going to be seeing the brunt across western cuba. and incredible storm surge across portions of of western florida as well, southwestern regions as much as 7 foot storm surge possible wednesday into thursday. the elevated terrain not as significant as portions of of central cuba, eastern cuba, we dont think this system will want to weaken quite a bit here. possibility it interacts with just a little bit of land. and dont fall in love with the ce...

By saying that they are so surprised and upset by whats happened. this school has reopened here today but only to pupils who feel they need support, so this is certainly not a normal school day here, the school is effectively closed while this police investigation continues and we know that the mother of the young man who died here yesterday was there a while ago, she was lying on there a while ago, she was lying on the ground, she was so upset about what had happened. she is devastated that she...

Impostors, a british-backed police stood by and watch. this incident was no outlier and the troubles were just beginning. we go back to 1921 in the catholic people of ireland successfully broke free of british rule. ireland is partitioned into two countries, the republic of ireland was almost entirely catholic, and northern ireland, which was mostly protestant descendants of british parliaments, with a catholic minority that are made under british rule. northern ireland was divided along sectari...

What is next but she will not be short of options and i think coaching and punditry will be probably on the map. she is a very intelligent footballer, articulated and fun and well respected but one thing i liked in her statement was she thanked a lot of people, she thanked her husband who she described as the love of her life and said what are you up to next weekend so i expect she wants some downtime, it has been a crazy couple of months but i doubt it is the last we see of her. theres a huge g...

Authorities the existence of a trust based in singapore which contained more than £400 million. now he was told that he should appear again at southwark crown court in september. angus crawford with that report. more events have been taking place today to remember michael collins, the politician and ira leader, who was killed this day 100 years ago. yesterday, a ceremony was held in county cork where he died. at the time, collins was a member of the northern ireland parliament, but never took h...

Violence from 100 years ago will be able to be litigated in court. we are ecstatic for the three minute survivors, 108 year old fletcher. 170 year old -- and the guy on the end, uncle red he has 101 plus. we are excited for them to have this opportunity for over 100 years. over 101 years in fact to get in front of the court system. we are disappointed tiffany that the judge to dismiss the descendants, particularly dismissed out has storage -- which was the only remaining and surviving structure ...

That might put them at higher risk. that they could have severe complications. we have not had any reported death in the united states yet, and there has been a handful of deaths of monkeypox across the globe. i dont want to minimize those experiences unfortunately that we have seen globally. but i do want people to know that monkeypox is not covid but still we have to make sure that we get the most accurate information out to people, and that testing is readily available. vaccines are available...

Generations. support from the mens team too — heres mason mount and phil foden filming their reactions to that historic win. we can speak now to carrie dunn, author of several books about womens football — an an expert on the history of the womens game. it has been a hugejourney, if you look back a century, in 1921 womens football was banned in england and it was not until the 1970s the ban was lifted. 50 years of women organising their own leagues and tournaments, playing football, but no o...

>> your total is. >> reporter: but business is in her blood too, stretching back to her great grandfather. >> he was a tailor and he had a family in tulsa, oklahoma. he had a taylor shop on black wall street. and his family was forced to flee during the massacre of 1921. >> reporter: they made it to the south side of chicago, where they re-opened the family business, an entrepreneurial legacy that lives on here. >> we dont want any child to feel isolated in their experience. we want them to come...

The Manchester Police Department remembered a fallen officer from more than a century ago.