tampon tax go to an anti abortion group? the group says it is providing essential housing support for women who decide to keep their babies, but the mp who champion the scheme says they should have to give the grand back, let us know what you think about that. our top story today, detectives investigating an attack on a teenage asylum seeker which left him seriously injured have released images of three people they want to question. the two men and a woman are being sought about the attack on the 17 year old boy at croydon in south london on friday night. anisa kadri is following the story for us. what is the latest? well, eight people are actually in kas today now, police are questioning them on suspicion of attempted murder, and as you mention, three images have been released this morning by police, people they want to speak to. police believe up to 20 people could have been involved. as for the victim, 17 years old, kurdish iranian, police are treating it as kurdish irania
paws for thought would you bring your dog into work good morning and welcome to bbc news. the united states has used the largest non nuclear bomb ever used in combat, killing at least 36 militants in afghanistan. the weapon, which is known as the mother of all bombs, was dropped on a deep tunnel complex in eastern nangarhar province, near the pakistani border. the us says the tunnels were being used by fighters aligned to the so called islamic state group. afg hanistan‘s chief executive abdullah abdullah said the attack had been coordinated with the kabul government. but the former afghan president hamid karzai has condemned it as inhuman and brutal . this report from jane francis kelly. this is the gbu as, also known as a moab, a massive ordnance air blast, or as it is more commonly known, the mother of all bombs . the largest non nuclear weapon ever deployed. the target is so called islamic state in afghanistan. afghan government officials say they had advance war
Father in law, for whom i have nothing but enormous pride and admiration for everything that he s achieved, and no amount of attempted smearing is going to make me change that, because he s wonderful and has achieved a huge amount, and i am enormously proud of him. 0n brexit, you said something interesting the other day, you came close to admitting that brexit was having a negative impact on trade. if people missed it, you said, it was always inevitable that we d be changing our trade intensity with europe as a result of the changing relationship. well, look, trade intensity going down, that means people are making less money, right, doesn t it? yeah, the point i was making, in fact, i ve said it before, and lots of other people have, the prime minister has said it before, there was always going to be a change in the nature of our trade with europe once we left a customs union. a customs union is a very particularform of how you trade with countries around you, and even though we h
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But there have already been a number of key concerns from a number of different parties. we ve had china, south korea, the local fishing industry injapan and greenpeace all criticising this plan. what are some of their key concerns? i mean, fundamentally, they are all worried about contamination of the environment for slightly different reasons. the fishing industry is worried about fish sets, china and south korea may have concerns about their own populations. the origin of all of these concerns is understandable. ithinkjapan is in an incredibly difficult position here. the fukushima plant is producing ever larger quantities of water. the vast majority of radioactivity in that water can be removed. there is one particular isotope, a particularform of hydrogen, that cannot simply practically be removed from water. not doing anything with this water, allowing very larger