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The mother of a missing 16-year-old who may have been trying to walk 280-miles to see his girlfriend on the day he disappeared said she 'blames lockdown' for the reason he is no longer around. On Thursday, March 26 last year, Owen Harding left his home in Saltdean near Brighton following a lockdown-related argument with his mother, Stella, 43.  He was last seen on CCTV around 6pm heading towards a well-known cliffside path about half-a-mile from his home in Saltdean, East Sussex.    Now, almost 14 months on and shortly after what would have been Owen's 18th birthday, his mother Stella i...

CBS News By Mark Phillips CBS News April 19, 2021, 10:13 AM How the Earth's oceans protect us from climate change — and how that may "come back and bite us" This morning, CBS News continues its series "Eye on Earth: Our Planet in Peril," a week of special coverage on our changing planet, leading up to Earth Day this Thursday, April 22. In a new CBS News poll, 56 percent of Americans say climate change is urgent and should be addressed "right now." Rising sea levels are among the most visible effects of climate change. With ...

Show more Japan says it will run out of storage and the water will be treated and diluted to ensure radiation levels are below those set for drinking water. However, the local fishing industry has strongly opposed the move, as have China and South Korea. Oceanographer, Dr Simon Boxall discusses the potential environmental impact of these plans. Also, Twitter has announced plans to open its Africa headquarters in Ghana. Software developer Regina Honu tells us what makes the country an attractive destination. Plus, the BBC’s Justin Rowlatt meets environmental activist Greta Th...

Perth, australia as the search for parts of 370 or the black boxes off it shift north and the first search zone wraps up. thank you, erin. >> for more on that, we want to bring in miles o'brien and simon boxall. >> miles, bluefin nearly done scanning the area and so far turned up nothing. is that a surprise or are we maybe not using the right technology? what do you think? >> i think it is a surprise we have the search underway without having found any piece of wreckage. they detected pings in the area is a bit of a stroke of luck. given what we know about under water acoustics and simon can e...

Specifically for that case, and there are specific questions that we would want to ask about everyone on that plane, passengers and crew, and we would then make sure that we do that because there are different levels of interviewing skill that are involved. once we get those questionnaires back, that information would come say for example to my unit, the behavioral analysis unit and we would vet those responses, because we would not be looking for phrases like, well, he was a god guy or she was really a god mother. we'd be really going much deeper into the person's personality, their lifestyle...