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In a council—owned block on a regeneration site in barnet on london. they were living with cockroaches, security doors that didnt work so drug users — and anyone else — could come in at any time. they were facing being stuck there until the block is knocked down in 2022. so, we wanted to report back and let you know what, if anything had changed. our reporter sean clare who exposed the state of the building has been back, and heard about a new problem that residents fear could be putting t...

The us was initially quicker to grant licenses to companies like waymo, but its superpower rival has also woken up with big deregulation plans of its own. the huge corporations on the front line, alibaba, google, ford, tesla, tencent and more are now battling to capitalise, to hone their algorithms and create the first truly autonomous road vehicle. stephen beckett went to guangzhou to visit one of the global leaders in autonomous vehicles to find out more. this is guangzhou in the south of chin...

This is bbc news. our latest headlines. four people in scotland are being tested for suspected coronavirus after travelling to the uk from china, where the virus first emerged. a bbc news investigation shows seven babies may have died unnecessarily at an nhs trust in kent. world leaders gather injerusalem to mark the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz death camp in occupied poland. we need to reduce our meat consumption by a fifth, if environmental targets are to be met, say gov...

Their tour of south africa started badly when batting collapses led to a first test defeat in centurion. despite injury tojofra archer, they recovered to win the next two — with james anderson and dom bess taking a starring role with the ball. but with archer now fit, former captain kevin pietersen suggests he could be being alienated from the rest of the squad — much like the end of his international career. patrick gearey has more. england finished their tour at a high point. johannesburg,...

. were back now, honored to have you with us for our continuing coverage. impeachment trial of president donald trump. im joined newly here at the desk by my beloved colleague, lawrence odonnell, the host of the "last word." thank you for being here, my friend. former senator claire mckavlg is with us. maya wily is here, civil rights attorney and joined by noah feldman, harvard law professor and constitutional expert. he was a witness for the democrats during the judiciary committees public he...

And the less and less sleep progressively led me to exhaustion and not sleeping at all. its really important to combine peak performance for a significant period of time, whatever you need, with moments of rest where you can recover, where you can regenerate yourself. i think you also have to have holidays in order to think about different things and regenerate your body and your mind. and i think you have to protect your sleep, which is really important, as well, for the body to regenerate over...

To face adversity. £200 billion of assets and we cannot speak about it. because if i did, obviously, there would not generate confidence in the bank. it was banging around in my mind constantly, which led me to sleep less and less and the less and less sleep let me to exhaustion and not sleeping at all. it is really important to combine peak performance for a significant period of time with moments of rest, or you can recover and regenerate yourself and i think you have to also have holidays in...

Investigations into the matter because this is a very complex accident, and there will be a report out later this year stating what happened, that it would be premature for prosecutors to accuse them of homicide. but of course the families of the victims are happy with the results that came out of this prosecutors press conference because they say that the company and the executives must pay for what happened. daniel, think of a much for that update. next, were going to talk about the streaming ...

The opening ceremony, which is on the 24th ofjuly. i have observed a pattern emerge from all the summer olympics since sydney 20 years ago. initially, prices are high. but as the extravaganza approaches, it becomes clear that supply is outstripping demand and rates begin to fall. in 2021, ill be heading for scotland for a transport revolution. by the end of next year, there will be self—driving buses on a spectacular route, shuttling across the forth road bridge every 20 minutes and carrying h...

"the new york times" made history today by being just like the rest of us and not being able to make up its mind. "the times" endorsed two candidates in the presidential primary. in explaining why they chose to endorse two candidates "the times" said there will be those dissatisfied that this page is not throwing its weight behind a