incident. ~ , ., incident. absolutely and there are families incident. absolutely and there are families getting incident. absolutely and there are families getting horrible i are families getting horrible calls from law enforcement and thatis calls from law enforcement and that is why they would not release further details about the victims in any of their ages or names because the families in many cases are still being notified, so some horrible calls that law enforcement officers will have to make tonight and that was mentioned by the local mayor to make sure the first responders in the case had been really affected by this. interestingly the fire chief who we heard about from a short while ago, he said the local fire stations and floats in that parade, so they were on the scene quickly and were able to respond as soon as they heard over the radio the coming in.- soon as they heard over the radio the coming in. let s be thankful for radio the coming in. let s be thankful for s
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By Katy Lewis and Laurence Cawley
BBC News, East
image captionJohn Nettles played Detective Chief Inspector Tom Barnaby for the first 13 series
With the UK s tourism and hospitality sectors ravaged by the coronavirus pandemic, the county of Buckinghamshire has turned to an unlikely source of hope: its connections with a popular murder mystery programme. Why?
First aired in 1997, ITV s Midsomer Murders is watched by millions of fans and syndicated worldwide.
Although the heart of the fictional crime drama is set in south Oxfordshire, a significant portion of the filming takes place in neighbouring Buckinghamshire.
The county s tourism body hopes its three Midsomer Murder tours might be just the ticket for those seeking a little post-lockdown excursion.
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this is a play to the base strategy that benefits from polarization and hyper partisanship and allowed the nra to hijack a party and move away from a clear broad consensus to the american people. this is a decisive issue. we had an assault weapons ban in this country. kids do have the opportunity to elevate the debate in a way that didn t occur after sandy hook. president trump deserves credit for taking a step yesterday apparently on bump stock. and background checks. and he may be open to raising the minimum age. let s stay tuned to see what the actual follow through this. at least he is not talking typical nonsense like it never happened. at least he s on the right side of momentum. thank god for small mercies. but i do think we don t want to default. this will be a long fight. but 97%, that number is staggering. this is going to be real
mob reactions once a protest is under way is hard to predict. what happened in libya is also unal intelligence we can report is that they do not think here in the u.s. this was a premeditated attack. this was a group which organized itself, perhaps they planned it the day before. this was not a terror cell organizing it with 9/11 in mind. quickly, bobby, outside of the countries that we have spoken about, libya, egypt, of course, where are your eyes pointed at in the point for an ally to step in ft air raeb world and where there s a bigger flare-up? the risk of a bigger flare-up and the country where it happened before are pakistan, and we should thank god for small mercies it hasn t happened there. we ll see what happens tomorrow. imt not sure there s an ally to step up and hem in a situation like this. a genie has been allowed to slip