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If it�*s up at dusk, it�*s actually easier to shoot the moon against a blue sky rather than a black one — that way, your phone won�*tjust turn it into a white blob while trying to compensate for the incredibly dark sky. often when you think of astronomy, you think of expensive kit but to be honest with you, if your phone isn�*t enough, if you want to get slightly closer to these astronomical objects, you need a pair of these, not a telescope. i am such a fan of binoculars, they are lig...

The final pylon broke away, but the cause is not yet clear. rescuers struggled to reach the densely wooded site. 0ne fire vehicle even overturned en route. no teams were injured. heading up the mountain from lake maggiore in north—west italy, it�*s a stunning stockpot. the cable car, along with other attractions, is one of the reasons tourists come to stresa and the lake, and just before the pandemic, it used to transport 100,000 passengers every year. for those in the area, and even plannin...

Now on bbc news, dateline london.

Then its mallets at dawn! that brings us to the end of dateline london for this week. thank you to our guests, agnes and jef, and to our science editor david shukman. thank you for watching and do join shaun ley next week. same time, same place. i survived it! goodbye. bit of a lull in the weather at the moment. the skies are clear in the mornings not looking bad at all across most of the uk. dont hold your breath, its not going to last for very long. because we are expecting rain and gales thro...

Unknown armament is the phrase being used but my understanding is that there is a lot of indication that the taliban are party to these assassinations. there is also an indication that there are additional groups that are also a part of it. the authorities say they are working hard to capture those responsible. every saturday, government officials update the press on investigations. anisa shaheed is a famous

Like the taliban, for example, who didnt even allow tvs back in the days when they were ruling. so, silencing journalism is silencing the whole population. but elias would not be silenced. no—one has claimed responsibility for his killing. the taliban deny involvement. most targeted killings go unclaimed by any group.

The white house has now announced the withdrawal of troops will be delayed by six months to the symbolic date of september 11. the future of afghanistan now rests on the talks between the afghan government and the taliban. but with no settlement in sight and if targeted killings continue, the fear is that the next generation may be just too intimidated to aspire to become thejournalists, human rights workers, and civil activists of tomorrow.

A weak weather front across eastern parts on wednesday with cloud and some outbreaks of rain. there is a chance for catching a shower that could be heavy elsewhere, but fewer showers around. more in the way of sunny spells to come and temperatures on wednesday actually just a degree or so higher if you are away from that cloud and rain towards the east. that is a sign of things to come as we get on through the rest of the week and into the weekend. pressure will be higher, promising something dr...

Lima, this is the real thing, this is real life. at 7:30, on the morning she was killed, natasha was picked up by a government car to go to work. within minutes of leaving the house, a bomb attached to the car exploded. both she and her driver, ahmad jawid folad, were killed.

The authorities say they are working hard to capture those responsible. every saturday, government officials update the press on investigations. anisa shaheed is a famous tv journalist working for the popular to lonews channel. she witnesses violence on a daily basis.