and we report from iceland as a town is evacuated amid growing fears of a volcanic erruption there. the adage that revenge is a dish best served cold in the sanctum secretary has a blistering attack on rishi sunak on newsnight at 1030. good evening. suella braverman has launched an all out attack on the prime minister a day after he sacked her as home secretary. in a letter to the prime minister she told rishi sunak that his plan is not working, the party is running out of time and he needs to change course urgently. the letter was relentless in its personal attacks strewn with stinging words like weak, betrayal, failed. let s go straight to westminster and our political editor chris mason. you picked three words but there are plenty for me to go out. here are a few more, wishful thinking, no appetite for doing what is necessary, equivocation and lack of interest. downing street said the prime minister s focus was on actions and not words. after this letter that chall
The creation of life on Earth has always been a fascinating study for scientists, and there are many theories around it. In all those theories and studies, one thing was common, the existence of amino acids that make up the proteins on which all life depends.
Earlier, it was deduced as part of various studies that these amino acids reached Earth through atmospheric lightning and thunderstorms. However, a recent study suggests that these life-forming protein elements were also formed by volcanic lightning on Earth.
At least 14 people have been killed and dozens more left injured after the highest volcano on the Indonesian island of Java suddenly erupted. Thick columns of ash were spewed high into the sky, triggering panic among residents.
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About 1,000 houses were destroyed and more than 5,000 people displaced by the eruption, the United Nations has said
Goma: An earthquake on the border of Congo and Rwanda razed buildings in the city of Goma on Tuesday (May 25) and stoked fears a nearby volcano would erupt again three days after dozens of people were killed and 17 villages were destroyed by lava.
The quake, measured at 5.3 magnitudes by the Rwandan Seismic Monitor, was the largest of over 100 tremors that have followed the eruption on Saturday (May 22) of Congo`s Mount Nyiragongo volcano, one of the world`s most active and dangerous.