a mental health epidemic. and west ham beat tottenham 1 0, to end their 100% record at their new stadium. we ll have more on this and the rest of the day s sporting action in half an hour here on bbc news. good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. sri lanka s security forces have said 15 people were killed in an explosion and gun battle, with suspected islamist militants. six children were among the dead. the search is continuing for the bombers who carried out a series of attacks on easter sunday. from sri lanka, our correspondent, yogita limaye, reports. the search continues for those behind sri lanka s horror. police have been carrying out raids across the country. on friday, they followed a tip off to this house in the eastern city of ampara. armed men were inside, who set off an explosion. a gun battle followed and the house burned down. more than a dozen died. six are believed to have been linked to the bombings. several children were also caught up in the violence. in a
is ofa a couple of stories. 50, the cartoon is of a police officer talking to a man who appears to have stuck his hands on the wall and he is saying, this isn t a climate change protest, i ve glued myself here so i don t have to finish the marathon on. benedict is going to be walking the length of the marathon in may. if you are running tomorrow, i don t know why you would be up at this time of night, but good luck to anybody. i m glad you are doing it so anybody. i m glad you are doing it sol anybody. i m glad you are doing it so i don t have to. that s it for the papers tonight. don t forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it s all there for you 7 days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you john and benedicte. next on bbc news, it s the film review. hello there, welcome to the film review here on bbc news. taking us through this week s releases, mar
coming up th morning on abc9 news. the results are in. and new hampshire has its winners. a recap of a busy day in the granite state frustrated morningside residents are speaking out about a cell phone tower they don t want in their backyard. stay tuned to find out why they are angry. plus. could we have a problem with iowa s water supply conservation efforts? the results of a study . all coming up on abc9 news this morning lukas: good morning and thank you for joining us. i m lukas voss. exit poll results from the new hampshire primary have yielded wins for the two favorites to take the primary. donald trump and bernie sanders. both candidates victories in the granite state on the republican side, donald trump percent support. finished up in iowa caucus came in third with over 11 percent. jeb bush also had 11 percent. and marco rubio rounds out the top five with 10 percent. those numbers come from the associated press. supporters in manchester. grateful for the win
conference will look at how to align high school class work with iowa s workforce needs. he discussed the idea while touring waterloo west high school yesterday. as part of his stop, branstad learned about the school s culinary class. waterloo officials say adding more career and technical options is tough without additional money. one week ago, voters in waterloo rejected a $47 million bond that would have earmarked most of the money for exactly that. branstad says working with existing resources is a reality with the state s budget. 12:26:54 even with existing facilities, there s a lot you can do. and also partnering with the community colleges, like hawkeye, as with the private sector business, we just need to be smart about the way we work together and find ways to collaborate and utilize the resources we have. branstad s conference to address those collaboration issues is set to happen april 19 in des moines. it s called the future ready iowa summit. some republican la
employees mistreated her. judge arenda wright allen heard from both parties who said they were pleased with the settlement . if it s approved it will be the first settlement of its kind to be reached in systematically denied raises and promotions for them. that they were stereotyped and that some bosses sexually harassed them. bae denies the allegations in the complaint but says litigation would be uncertain and costly. we talked to janet aviles who has worked as a ship fitter for bae. she s a plaintiff in the case and calls the settlement a small victory. 2541 i didn t want them to see me cry, but it s so emotional and i still get emotional now 2546 just to think about the way i was treated 2549 the judge will decide by the end of the day. an attorney for bae told me they are hopeful the judge will approve the settlement and are looking forward to moving forward. coming up on wavy news 10 at 4 i ll explain what changes the company would make as erin kelly, 10 on your