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Have been killed at a water park in central mexico. a statement from city hall in cortazar said numerous families had been enjoying themselves at the park when about 20 armed men approached a group of people and opened fire. amazon workers in coventry are starting a three day strike in their continuing dispute over pay. members of the gmb union first went on strike there injanuary, demanding a pay rise of up to 43%. there are further walkouts planned for later this month. the deaths of 650 patie...

Had been enjoying themselves at the park when about 20 armed men approached a group of people and opened fire. campaigners have welcomed reports that the deaths of 650 patients who were treated by a surgeon who carried out unnecessary breast operations are being investigated. ian paterson is serving a 20—year jail term for wounding people with intent. the sunday times is reporting that medical experts are working through the records of women he treated on the nhs and at two private hospitals a...

Actually shows that officials knew there would be greater risks by actually only having emergency refuge areas every mile and a half. so, people knew there would be risks. and i think thats the scandal of smart motorways. they were rolled out without any consultation. meanwhile, upgrades to safety measures on existing smart motorways will go ahead, providing 150 more emergency stopping places across the network. therell also be better technology to detect vehicles that have broken down. aruna iy...

Nearly 650 years old, it is a collection of buddhist teachings. but it is so much more than that. translation: this is the oldest known dated typographical - print in the world. it is an absolutely exceptional document that was printed in korea. what is quite remarkable about this document is it uses a technique that gutenberg would use 70 or 80 years later. johannes gutenberg printed his bible in the mid—15th century. william caxton began using his printing press not long after. butjikji pred...

This is no ordinary book. nearly 650 years old, it is a collection of buddhist teachings. but it is so much more than that. translation: this is the oldest known dated typographical - print in the world. it is an absolutely exceptional document that was printed in korea. what is quite remarkable about this document is it uses a technique that gutenberg would use 70 or 80 years later. johannes gutenberg printed his bible in the mid—15th century. william caxton began using his printing press not...

And he thinks of these robots are potential solutions for the new police department. but others, especially critics, think this could be a step in a scary future. when you think of the history of printing you probably think of printing you probably think of names like gutenberg or caxton but the oldest known book printed on a mechanical press originated in korea. it was published on the 14th century and now it is going on display in paris for the first time in 50 years. this is no ordinary book....

370,000 jobs here in ireland today. as a result we — 370,000 jobs here in ireland today. as a result we now _ 370,000 jobs here in ireland today. as a result we now have _ 370,000 jobs here in ireland today. as a result we now have thriving - as a result we now have thriving technology, _ as a result we now have thriving technology, health _ as a result we now have thriving technology, health care, - as a result we now have thriving. technology, health care, financial service _ technology, hea...

Do think that when we look at and there are serious questions that the fda and the administration is going to have to figure out and how exactly we mapped this out, but on the other hand, but we are also seeing is it is a power grab over our courts, in which the laws passed by congress and the rules and policies passed by the executive branch. now were going to require unanimous consent from 650 district court judges, many of which are appointed. ah with even you know, the american bar associati...

12, 13, 14 coach passengers talked of delays of 12, 13, 111 hours to try and coach passengers talked of delays of 12,13,111 hours to try and get on board ferries. the port insists it is much better prepared this weekend. it says it has set up a new area in the port, a marquee, where additional passport checks can take place for coach passengers. it was coach passengers who were particularly affected a week ago because in a post—brexit world, everyone on a coach now has to get off that coach to...

Why. because when adam isnt working, they arent working. everyone everyone speaking on this stage tonight, suckles on adams teat. theres going to be so much milk on this floor, people going to slip on the way out. i alone can speak with honesty because ive never been in one of adams 650 movies. im sorry. 6 52. he made two on the way in tonight anyway. technically i was up for one role, but adam called me and said sorry, pal. i had to give that part to my uber each driver. at first, i thought, yo...