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he lives in blackpool, which is a town in the north of england, compared to a man living in west london. in compared to a man living in west london. . . however, a kent village has been named as having the highest life expectancy in the uk. 95 for women. according to public health england. it is called detling. with me now is irene nobbs, turned 102 in april, and her carer laura tierney, head of activities at barty house nursing home in detling. the technology isn t amazing and i am told irene is struggling to heroes, but that has never stopped as before so we will persist. irene, can you hear me, it is victoria? yes, yes. excellent. you are 102, i am told, what is your secret? in six months. am told, what is your secret? in six months- and am told, what is your secret? in six
over-the-horizon capacity can work and has worked in going after isis targets. and killing people who went after our troops. so that s where our resources and our focus is going to be on at this point in time. lawrence: well it turns out that our technology isn t that smart after all. thoroughly reviewed the findings of the investigation and the supporting analysis by interagency partners, i am now convinced that as many as 10 civilians, including up to seven children were, tragically killed in that strike. lawrence: unbelievable. that is ranking general mackenzie confirming that our righteous strike on isis-k didn t kill any isis members at all. just an aide worker and half a dozen kids. what an absolute failure of intelligence. how in god s green dearth we confuse a family of 10 with a group of terrorists? did we have anyone on the ground to help us? did you have forces on the ground that helped you conduct this strike? no, we did not. there was nobody there nobody
of everything, isn t it? - if we re not green, - if we re not sustainable, then everything is going to fall apart i guess in the future. - i mean, there s so much fuel used with the aeroplanes, there s so much. so many resources i required for an airport for everybody to fly around. it has to be as green as possible. i don t really think about it that much but my grandma goes on about it a lot. what kind of world will we live in in 20 years time? all these things are happening already, what kind of world will be left for our children and our grandchildren? politicians on the doorstep and round the world are making decisions that will help to determine the future. roger harrabin, bbc news. britney spears dad has agreed to step down as the singer s conservator, which gave him control over her estate. jamie spears took charge of his daughter s affairs in 2008, following concerns over her mental health. he s promised an orderly transition to a new legal arrangement but hasn t indicat
all the red is areas of intense heat. from this height, everywhere you look, you can see fires, big and small. the sun is just setting now. we have been over five fires. you can see how far the haze goes, all the way into the distance. afterfour hours, we refuel and mike takes the chance to send scans to the forestry service. when we find these fires, we try to pass this information off to the forestry service as fast as fast as we can, so they can respond to it as fast as they can. then, it is back up again, surveying the burning terrain well into the night. this is what we can see from the plane, and this is what mike can see as he scans the fires. this technology isn t going to prevent forest fires, but it s a crucial tool in battling against them. and with more scorching summer days ahead, firefighters need all the help they can get. james clayton, bbc news, washington state.