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more than 250 people were killed in a series of attacks on christian churches and hotels. sunita jaswal reports. a moment of silence, a time to reflect, and an opportunity to pray for the victims. a country torn apart, but a country that wants to heal through religion. survivors and the families of victims gathered for a special ceremony to remember their loved ones, as churches begin reopening their doors. it is notjust a time to remember those who died, but to pray for those who also survived, still injured, still hurt, but there in church with their faith intact. it is almost three weeks to the day when an armed group launched a series of co ordinated attacks on christian churches and hotels in the country. security was ramped up in the immediate aftermath, but fears of further attacks forced many schools and churches to close. earlier in the week, the archbishop of colombo, malcolm ra njith, presided over the first mass at saint sebastian s church in the city of negombo,
contain a measles outbreak. students and staff at ucla and california state event contact with confirmed cases in order to stay at home. at ten p:m., sophie read what is here with a full round up of the news. but first, here is witness history to talk to one of the first people to circumnavigate the world by hotair hello, this is witness history at the royal academy in london. today, we have some more extraordinary moments from the recent past told to us by the people who were there. in this programme, we are going to hear how women finally got the vote in switzerland in 1971 and talk to one of the first people to fly nonstop around the world in a hot air balloon. we have the incredible story of an african american engineer who got stuck in the ussr and speak to some of the founders of a community in israel set up to promote peaceful coexistence betweenjews and arabs. let s began in china, where in the 1970s, scientists discovered a cure for malaria. what was incredible was t
as we pointed out, are a poignant reminder. they ve been made by a charity called remembered and the process will be repeated on the beaches at normandy in a couple of weeks‘ time. beaches at normandy in a couple of weeks time. thank you for that. now it s time for a look at the weather, here s matt taylor. a big day for runners in london? it certainly is. a little bit cool and fresh for spectators, but the wind is not as strong as yesterday. lots of cloud in eastern areas and cloud is thicker in the west with rain and drizzle in northern ireland and in pembrokeshire, devon and cornwall. a few showers in the south east, but in between the cloud will break up and it will feel warmer than yesterday with the sunshine on you. tonight we will see some clearer skies, light winds and turning chilly in eastern parts. a touch of frost with mist and fog here and there. not as cold in the west because of the cloud, patchy rain and drizzle to start your monday morning. the drizzle wil
nearly 100 labour mps and meps, including shadow ministers, are calling onjeremy corbyn to back another referendum on any brexit deal. northern ireland politicians are being urged to unite to deliver on power sharing talks, by the priest who received an ovation at lyra mckee‘s funeral. i get the sense that people want our politicians to move and they want them to move now. by that i mean entering into those talks and in a way that will bring a positive result at the end of them. england s top doctor is warning cosmetic clinics that they may be contributing to a mental health epidemic. professor stephen powis says practitioners should have training to help them protect vulnerable clients from quick fixes , such as botox. now on bbc news, it s time to witness history. here s razia iqbal. hello, this is witness history with me, razia iqbal, at the royal academy in london. today, we have some more extraordinary moments from the recent past told to us by the people who were the