committee has listed aspartame as possibly carcinogenic, on the basis of limited evidence that it may increase the risk of liver cancer, and it wants more research. of liver cancer, and it wants more research. this shouldn t really be more research. this shouldn t really be taken more research. this shouldn t really be taken as more research. this shouldn t really be taken as a more research. this shouldn t really be taken as a direct - really be taken as a direct statement that indicates that there is a known cancer hazard from consuming aspartame. this is really more a call to the research community to try to better clarify and understand the carcinogenic hazard that may or may not be posed by aspartame consumption. aspartame has been placed in a group of products deemed possibly carcinogenic to humans, along with things like aloe vera and asian pickled vegetables. this is below things deemed probably carcinogenic, like night shift work and eating red meat. the hig
world. i m bianca nobilo. max foster has the day off. just ahead how they plead poverty that they are losing money left and right when giving hundreds of millions to their ceos. it is disgusting. woulputin has already lost war. he has a real problem. how does he move from here, what does he do. you should be leery of extreme heat like this for extended days. very worried that number of people will die in this heatwave. heat is a silent killer. live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster and bianca nobilo. it is friday, july 14, 9:00 a.m. here in london, 1:00 a.m. in hollywood where tv and movie production is pretty much shut down. sag-aftra representing 160,000 actors is now on strike. in the coming hours members are expected to picket in front of major studios and streaming services. they join screen writers who have been on strike since may. this is the first time in six decades that both are on strike at the same time. this came during the premie
the sudanese army s de facto leader abdel fattah al burhan, and a paramilitary group called the rapid support forces, led by mohamed hamdan dagalo. it began on april 15, of last year, when fierce fighting erupted between the two warring factions, in the capital khartoum and the western region of darfur. a week later, foreign countries began evacuating their citizens, as thousands of sudanese citizens fled their homes, many remained trapped. on april 25th, both sides agreed to a 72 hour truce negotiated by the us and saudi arabia, but the deal was quickly violated. six months into the war, sudan became the largest internal displacement crisis in the world and during that same month the world health organization said 70 percent of sudan s medicalfacilities were no longer functioning. the humanitarian crisis on the ground is deepening. the un s humanitarian coordinator martin griffiths says leaders from both sides have agreed to meet for talks on the delivery of aid, though it s
for a 5% but with rishi sunak insisting the pay talks are over, what can the nhs do about it? over a million public sector workers are being offered pay rises of between five and 7% as the government attempts to end strikes over pay and conditions. it has accepted the recommendations of independent pay review bodies to give more money to police and prison officers in england and wales, who are offered 7%. for teachers in england the offer is 6.5%. forjunior doctors in england it s a 6% rise with a lump sum ofjust over £1,000. consultants, dentists and gps are also given 6%. and finally, armed forces across the uk are given 5%, with a £1,000 lump sum rishi sunak said the pay rises were the final offer and that they would be funded by departmental savings, not extra borrowing or new taxes. teaching unions have urged their members to accept and to end strike action. here s our political editor, chris mason. what do we want? fair pay! when do we want it? now! teachers pro