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let's start in the us, where there is growing -- footsteps. 0k. let's get started, shall we? the cameras do not want to play ball but i can walk back to this position. let's start in the us, where there is growing nervousness in financial markets over the possibility the us could default on its debt. a stand—off in congress over plans to lift the federal debt ceiling — which is currently at an eye—watering $31.4 trillion — has led to the cost of buying insurance against a us government default has moved to its highest level in more than a decade this month. so, later today, t...

is the pressure of the premier league title race taking its toll? good morning, bore da from a misty brecon beacons national park, which from this morning will have a new welsh name. it isa it is a milder start to the day than it was yesterday, but there is a lot of cloud, mist and murk around, but it could be warmer than yesterday, especially across northern scotland. all the details later in the programme. good morning. it's monday the 17th of april. president biden has condemned a mass shooting at a 16th birthday party in alabama as "outrageous and unacceptable". four people have ...

Tucked next to roads running through school zones in Japan are some hand-painted mascots known as “Tobita-kun, or more formally, “Tobidashi Bōya,” which means “running boy.” These signs are reminders for local drivers to slow down, and according to Atlas Obscura, they helped in Japan’s so-called Traffic War.

Known as "Tobita-kun" or "Tobidashi Bōya, "these diverse, hand-painted traffic signs have become icons of road safety