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Coast staying driver most of the afternoon. The occasional outbreak. Occasionally cloudy and murky, temperatures falling no lower than 16 in the south. Grey and down tomorrow, additional rain later moving into the north west of the country. Cloud breaking up a little, temperatures responding, possibly getting up to 22 23, 19 in newcastle. Have a great day. Hello. This is bbc news with julian warricker. The headlines. It is just after 9 30am. North korea says it has successfully tested a Hydrogen Bomb that could be loaded onto a long range missile. The regime said its test of the bomb which is ...

  ST. THOMAS, ONT. -- Residents in the municipality of Central Elgin, Ont. are fed up over rising water rates. "We're not asking for cheap water, we just want to be able to turn on the faucet and not get a $200 bill," says John Oliveira, a Port Stanley, Ont. resident who has started making lawn signs to express his frustration. The signs read ' Stop the Madness Central Elgin' with a general prohibition sign through the words water rate increase. Stop the Madness No Water Rate Increase Central Elgin sign on May 18, 2021. (Brent Lale/CTV London) "Bills have gone up 60-70 per cent in recen...

“We thought we were about to sign a great lease, and, instead, we were told that the building was being sold for cash in 30 days,” Warwick explained. Warwick’s landlord of about 80-100 years had decided to sell the building, but some quick thinking and some savvy customers came to the rescue. The owners of the building had an offer from someone willing to pay $8.6 million. Warwick’s had about 10 days to figure out what to do. Investors Jack McGrory and Steve Avoyer decided to match that offer. They were helped along by other community members who also wanted to invest in Warwick’s.

Sarah Sanger, 33, was a child when she was diagnosed with Polycycstic Ovaries Syndrome (PCOS). She suffered from excess hair, hormonal imbalances and irregular periods - and turned to food for comfort. “It was no picnic growing up," she said. "My school life felt like hell. I was always a chunky girl, but with added extras, like having unwanted hair mostly visible on my face. “I used to get bullied at school, no matter how much I tried to cover myself up and I was called upsetting names like ‘a freak’, and ‘a man’ which no young girl wants to hear.