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A Martinez with then LA City Council member Mike Bonin.The Morning Edition host occasionally brings his super fandom to field interviews and office visits.A Martinez I really, really like The Flash - The Scarlet Speedster.Scarlet because the suit's core color is red, and speedster because that's the superpower, speed.

With 102 registered candidates, more than 10 debates featuring the apparent front-runners and around-the-clock news coverage, Toronto's mayoral election has clearly offered plenty to follow.Less clear is whether voters have been paying attention.Concerns about voter apathy are not unique to Toronto but have come into sharp focus after only 29.7 per cent of the city's 1.9 million registered voters cast ballots in the last municipal election.

Boris Johnson has launched an extraordinary fightback as he tries to wrestle back control of the narrative after the privileges committee released its report concluding that he deliberately misled parliament.A 1,700-word statement from the former prime minister sought to rip apart their findings impugning the committee's integrity, evidence and conclusions.

Boris Johnson should pay back the public money used to cover a £245,000 bill for his lawyers during the Partygate inquiry, opposition MPs say.An inquiry by MPs found the former prime minister had deliberately misled Parliament over lockdown parties.The top lawyers defending Mr Johnson were paid for with taxpayer funds.

The House of Commons privileges committee has found that Boris Johnson repeatedly misled MPs when he told them he knew nothing about lockdown-breaking social gatherings in and around Downing Street.These are the main points of what is a highly damning and hugely detailed report.Key findings on wrongdoing Johnson was found to have committed five serious offences: 1. Deliberately misleading the Commons 2. Deliberately misleading the privileges committee 3. Breaching confidence (by leaking part of the report in advance) 4. Impugning the committee, and thus parliamentary processes 5. Complicity in a campaign of abuse and attempted intimidation of the committee.

Rishi Sunak was on visit in Harrow this morning here he witnessed an immigration raid.Asked about the privileges committee report into Boris Johnson, he said he had not seen it yet and that it would not be right to comment.Asked if he would give an interview later, after he had had time to read it, Sunak replied: You are talking about a report that I haven't seen and that no one else has seen.

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A 23-year-old Nevada man was arrested Tuesday on charges of attempted murder and sexual assault after trying to drive his car off a cliff near Lake Tahoe with a teenager in the passenger seat, according to the Washoe County Sheriff's Office.Alexander Difoggio-Wasson was driving the teenager - whom he is accused of sexually assaulting immediately before the crash - on State Route 431 near Sky Tavern Ski Resort in Reno on May 27 when he allegedly drove off the highway toward a cliff, the Sheriff's Office said.

Curving, organic forms are juxtaposed with clean-lined minimalism in this home that interiors studio Daytrip has completed in north London.Daytrip worked with architecture firm Studio 30 to extend the ground floor of the Victorian terrace house to the rear and side to increase the available space while excavating down to boost the ceiling height and give the space more gravitas.

It was a sunny mid-morning at the edge of one of France's most beautiful lakes, framed by mountains and park lawns in the picturesque French Alps city of Annecy.The quiet, waterside playground, with a slide and climbing frame, was a favourite for local toddlers with their parents and childminders as well as tourists.

CCTV recounting the moments before a custody officer was fatally shot in a police station has been released.The footage was shown to a jury on Thursday as part of an ongoing murder trial into Sergeant Matt Ratana's death at Croydon custody centre in the early hours of 25 September, 2020. Louis De Zoysa - who denies murder - is accused of shooting the sergeant with an antique revolver that was concealed in a holster as he was being detained at the centre.

Chilling footage showing the moments before a Metropolitan Police officer was fatally shot inside a custody block has been released as the alleged killer's trial continues.CCTV footage showing the death of Sergeant Matt Ratana at Croydon custody centre was shown to the jury in full at Northampton Crown Court on Wednesday and Thursday.

Boris Johnson has accused the Privileges Committee of making Mystic Meg claims and reaching a deranged conclusion, in a blistering response to its report.The former prime minister released a 1,678-word statement lashing out at the Tory-majority group of MPs he has repeatedly sought to disparage.It came after they found he committed repeated contempts of Parliament by deliberately misleading the Commons with his partygate denials before being complicit in a campaign of abuse and intimidation of the committee.

Boris Johnson has lashed out at MPs investigating his claims about the Partygate scandal in a desperate attempt to salvage his reputation after he was accused of repeated contempts of parliament.The long-awaited report arrived on Thursday in explosive fashion, with the privileges committee recommending the ex-PMs behaviour warranted an extraordinary 90-day ban from parliament and the removal of his former member's pass.

Lawmakers are expected to release a long-awaited report Thursday on whether former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson deliberately misled Parliament over COVID lockdown-flouting parties at his Downing Street office.Parliament's Privileges Committee has spent 14 months investigating Johnson's conduct over partygate, a series of boozy gatherings in his office that broke strict COVID-19 restrictions that his government had imposed on the country.

Boris Johnson has claimed a Tory MP sitting on the committee preparing to publish a report finding he misled Parliament with his partygate denials may have broken lockdown rules.The former prime minister called for Sir Bernard Jenkin's resignation from the Privileges Committee on the eve of the publication of its investigation into whether Mr Johnson lied to MPs.

Suella Braverman has backed police over the handling of the coronation and insisted they had the right powers to crack down on Just Stop Oil protests.The Metropolitan Police has been criticised over the arrests of six anti-monarchy protesters and three charity volunteers who were all later released without charge.

A Vermont man died in jail on Thursday morning while awaiting trial on federal charges that he had lured his mother on a fishing trip, killed her and sank the boat in a scheme to inherit his family's estate, the U.S. Marshals Service said.The Marshals Service, which announced the death in a statement, did not say how the man, Nathan Carman, 29, of Vernon, Vt., had died.

Federal prosecutors unsealed charges on Friday against a veteran police officer in Washington, accusing him of obstructing justice by leaking law enforcement information to Enrique Tarrio, the former leader of the Proud Boys.Prosecutors say that the officer, Shane Lamond, 47, told Mr. Tarrio that he would not face hate crime charges after a group of Proud Boys under his command burned a Black Lives Matter banner at a historic Black church in Washington after a pro-Trump rally in the city in December 2020.

Image source, PA Media Image caption, Boris Johnson resigned as MP of Uxbridge and South Ruislip before the report was published At first glance, you would be forgiven for thinking it was an ordinary lunchtime in Uxbridge - the high street is bustling and people are making the most of the sunny weather.

A Boris Johnson loyalist has warned Tory MPs they face losing their seats if they back a damning report which found he deliberately misled parliament over Partygate.MPs who support it were fundamentally not Conservative and would be held to account by the public, Nadine Dorries said.A cross-party committee of MPs has found he repeatedly lied to the Commons over Covid-era parties.

For some, any idea that Keir Starmer and audacity are words that can sit comfortably in the same sentence will seem nonsensical.To many who define themselves as Labour supporters, the most salient characteristic of the opposition leader is not his audacity but its opposite, timidity.In this critique, Starmer's strategy, if he really has one, is to do as little as possible to offend the voters, and wait for the Conservatives to eject themselves from government by their own divisions and incompetence rather than to drive them from it.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is shown leaving 10 Downing Street to attend the weekly Prime Minister's Questions at the Houses of Parliament, in London, on May 25, 2022.Matt Dunham/AP LONDON In a scathing report, Boris Johnson's colleagues in Parliament concluded Thursday that the former British prime minister repeatedly and deliberately lied to them about breaking COVID lockdown rules, and recommended the harshest possible punishment.

For nearly a year, Russia has waged a vicious battle to capture the Ukrainian city of Bakhmut, seeking a gain after months of embarrassing setbacks on the battlefield.Although the city has been essentially razed, seizing it and ending the longest battle of the war would be a political, if Pyrrhic, victory for Yevgeny V. Prigozhin, the founder of the Wagner paramilitary group, whose mercenaries have led the assault on Bakhmut.

A long-awaited report concluding that Boris Johnson misled Parliament with his partygate denials is set to be published on Thursday morning.After a 14-month investigation, the Privileges Committee will release its findings on whether the former prime minister committed a contempt of Parliament by misleading MPs either recklessly or deliberately by denying lockdown rules were broken in No 10.

A man has appeared in court in France charged with shooting dead an 11-year-old British girl who was playing in the garden of her family home.The suspect, Dirk Raats, 70, a Dutch national originally from Antwerp in Belgium, has been officially put under investigation for the murder of Solaine Thornton and the attempted murder of her parents, Adrian and Rachel Thornton.

A man has appeared in court in France charged with shooting dead an 11-year-old British girl who was playing in the garden of her family home.The suspect, Dirk Raats, 70, originally from Antwerp in Belgium, has been officially put under investigation for the murder of Solaine Thornton and the attempted murder of her parents, Adrian and Rachel Thornton.

Tory infighting between Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak is damaging the UK's reputation internationally and putting off investors, Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer claimed.Mr Johnson, who formally quit Parliament on Monday in advance of a report which was expected to find he deliberately lied to MPs over the partygate scandal, has been involved in a public spat with Mr Sunak over his resignation honours list.

In this Cython vs CPython Article, we will be conducting a speed comparison using 10 different benchmarks, covering diverse scenarios and edge cases.Python is a popular programming language known for its simplicity and readability.However, it is an interpreted language, which can sometimes result in slower execution speeds compared to compiled languages like C. To address this limitation, developers have introduced Cython, an optimizing static compiler for Python.

In 2022, Stacy Batten said, her whole year was on fire.Her husband died of cancer, and her father died after a long battle with Parkinson's disease.Her mother was diagnosed with cancer.And she moved across the country from Seattle to Fairfield County, Conn., after selling the home that she had lived in for 26 years.

Katherine May's new book examines the idea of awakening wonder in an "anxious age."Alexa Loy Dent I didn't know what was under the train tracks, but that was the point.The track was elevated on top of a small bluff that ran parallel to West Yellowstone Highway, a road that ran right through my hometown of Idaho Falls in eastern Idaho.

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The Cabinet Office has defended its decision to use public money to foot the £245,000 bill for Boris Johnson's lawyers during MPs' Partygate inquiry.MPs are investigating whether the former prime minister misled them over lockdown parties in Downing Street.

A police station detainee shot dead a custody sergeant while he was handcuffed, using an antique revolver he had hidden in an underarm holster, a murder trial has heard.Northampton Crown Court was told that Met Police officer Matt Ratana was killed by one of four bullets fired by Louis De Zoysa, in an incident captured on CCTV at a custody block in Croydon, south London.

It was late evening and I was sitting at my desk, neurotically rechecking details in an L.A. Times story I wrote with colleagues Gary Cohn and Bob Welkos breaking the news that Arnold Schwarzenegger groped and harassed women over the course of decades.The story would be in print the next day, Thursday, Oct. 2, 2003, just five days before the election to recall the unpopular Democratic Gov. Gray Davis.

Normally a series against the defending World Series champions would be one to mark on the calendar, but the 1998 Marlins were not your typical reigning champs.They would only win 54 games, the first World Series winner to lose more than 100 games the next season, as the stench of one of the sport's most famous teardowns lingered over Jim Leyland's squad.

The government faces a legal challenge to its decision to cut investment in walking and cycling in England, over claims that the move bypassed legal processes and risks scuppering commitments over the climate emergency and air pollution.Lawyers acting for the Transport Action Network (TAN), a campaign group, have written to the Department for Transport (DfT) to formally seek a judicial review of the cuts announced in March by Mark Harper, the transport secretary.

A day after a drone strike on Moscow, Kremlin officials jumped on the refusal of Ukrainian allies to denounce the attack as proof that Russia's real war was with the West.The Kremlin's spokesman, Dmitri S. Peskov, said Russia would have preferred to hear at least some words of condemnation from Western capitals.

A 15-year-old student accused of deliberately setting a fire in a girl's school dormitory in Guyana that killed 18 of her schoolmates and a 5-year-old boy was charged on Monday as an adult with 19 counts of murder.The defendant appeared virtually at a hearing in a court south of the capital, Georgetown, and she was ordered held in custody pending further court proceedings.

The Venus of Willendorf is a significant figure in art history since it is thought to have been created between 30,000 and 25,000 BCE, making it one of the world's oldest known works of art to have been discovered.Furniture design is an art that seamlessly merges aesthetics with functionality.The Venus Folding Chair, with its gorgeous design and usefulness, is an excellent example of this idea.

To mark International Museum Day, we've selected 10 museums from the Dezeen archive that were designed by famous architects or are otherwise architecturally significant.Ten museums from across the globe, including a zigzagging museum in Berlin and a tree-canopy-like museum in Budapest, are among the buildings in this roundup to mark International Museum Day on 18 May.

A 26-foot-tall bronze statue of River Plate great Marcelo Gallardo has been unveiled outside the Argentine club's stadium, but a detail about halfway up has caused a stir among fans.- Stream on ESPN+: LaLiga, Bundesliga, more (U.S.) The statue, revealed outside the Buenos Aires giants' Monumental stadium on Saturday, has led to mockery on social media due to its oversized groin area.

If LeBron James was looking to bluff anybody around the league with his talk of retirement, it's one that everybody has called.The further removed from his comments, the more everyone seems to believe LeBron was not being serious, whether deliberately or not.In all likelihood, he was simply a very tired person speaking some unfiltered thoughts about how exhausting this season was after a very long seven months.

Editor's note: This is a republishing of Clarence Page's first column after he joined the Tribune Editorial Board.It appeared in the July 29, 1984, Tribune.When you're a superstar like Michael Jackson you get interesting problems.One of Jackson's biggest problems concerns who he is going to give money to.

Two parents who worked together to murder their perfect 10-month-old son have been jailed for life after what a judge called unimaginable cruelty.Shannon Marsden and Stephen Boden described as monsters by a relative inflicted vicious and repeated assaults on their son, Finley Boden, in the space of just over a month in their filthy home near Chesterfield, Derbyshire.

A couple have been locked up over the death of a 15-month-old boy who was murdered following a campaign of cruel and sadistic abuse.Jacob Lennon suffered a catalogue of injuries to his face, body and genitals over three weeks at the hands of his mother's cocaine addict boyfriend Jake Drummond.Then on August 27 2019, Drummond, 33, fatally shook and hit the little boy, leaving his face so bruised and swollen he was described as looking like a panda.

Parents who murdered their 10-month-old son just weeks after he was returned to their care have been sentenced to life in jail for his killing.Shannon Marsden and Stephen Boden must serve a minimum of 27 years and 29 years respectively after they were convicted last month of the murder of Finley Boden following a trial at Derby Crown Court.

A parliamentary investigation has upheld a complaint against MP Liam Byrne for using expenses on his failed bid to become West Midlands mayor.The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (Ipsa) found there was overwhelming evidence that a staff member for the Labour MP had worked on his campaign during office hours.

Sandy's Myanmar Cuisine, a stall opening within the Collective Oregon Eateries (CORE) food hall on Southeast 82nd Avenue this spring, is decades in the making.Owner Mya Sandy Myint has sold her food at festivals and farmers markets, in hotels and bookstores.She's served curries in church basements, sold meals to her interpretation clients.

The Dallas Stars went down three games to none to the Vegas Golden Knights in the Western Conference Finals on Tuesday.A big factor in that third loss was Stars captain Jamie Benn 's first-period major penalty and ejection for cross-checking Vegas forward Mark Stone in the face while Stone was laying on the ice.

Sure, vodka and gin may look the same, all clear and crisp in the glass.They're used in some of the same drinks, toonotably, the iconic martini.But bartenders have strong opinions about which spirit is best.To put this age-old debate to rest, we reached out to pros to answer the all-important question: Would vodka or gin be victorious in a smackdown?

Just as last season's eighth episode, Man City, was an exploration of the wounds inflicted by poor fathering, this week's focuses on the healing power of maternal love.It was in that earlier episode that we first learned that Ted's dad had killed himself; this time, he and his mom find at least a modicum of long-belated closure.

GENEALOGY OF A MURDER: Four Generations, Three Families, One Fateful Night, by Lisa Belkin Alvin Tarlov first met Joseph DeSalvo in the prison hospital at the Stateville Penitentiary in Illinois.Their reasons for being there couldn't have been more different: Tarlov, a doctor just a few years out of medical school, was running a malaria drug trial, using the prisoners as subjects; DeSalvo, a convicted criminal with a mile-long rap sheet, was an inmate working as a medical technologist, handling insects, slides and the like for doctors like Tarlov.

Tambo & Bones is a bold and funny satire by the American playwright Dave Harris.I remember laughing out loud one moment and holding my breath the next when I first read it and wanted to put it on for an audience here in the UK.Harris explores race, including the exploitation of Black culture, with mischief and wit.

The story of Kim Philby, the high-ranking British intelligence official who turned out to be one of the biggest double agents in U.K. history (and a hero of the Soviet Union, if you take the Russian point of view), is well known at this point.Dozens of books, fiction and nonfiction, have been written about how Philby took in the great and the good of MI6 and the CIA for decades before he finally had to flee across the Iron Curtain in 1963.

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San Francisco authorities have opened a new investigation into Twitter after six former senior employees filed a lawsuit against the company, according to and the San Francisco Chronicle.The plaintiffs are accusing the company of breaking local and federal laws and of violating building codes in its effort to turn some of the rooms in its headquarters into bedrooms for employees.

A man claimed an NYPD officer made him strip naked in a cell at a Mets game in 2022.An April lawsuit also claimed that an employee forced him to sign an agreement for his clothes.The man claimed he still experiences emotional distress from the experience, per the lawsuit.A man claimed a New York City Police Department officer working security at a Mets game pulled him away from a baseball game last year and forced him to strip naked, per a lawsuit filed in the Supreme Court of the State of New York in late April.

Hundreds of civilian and military firefighters are tackling a wildfire in south-west Spain that has burned across at least 7,500 hectares (18,500 acres) of land and forced the evacuation of more than 500 people since it began on Wednesday evening.Efforts to fight the very large and difficult fire in the Las Hurdes and Sierra de Gata areas of northern Extremadura are being hindered by strong winds, according to the regional government, which says the blaze was started deliberately.

Prehistoric humans in Europe might have been sitting round campfires built to toast snacks as early as 250,000 years ago 50,000 years earlier than originally thought, researchers have suggested.Human species have a long association with fire, with some sites suggesting its controlled use dates back more than 700,000 years in Africa and the Middle East and at least 400,000 years in Europe.

Internet users who encourage self-harm could be jailed for up to five years under Government plans.The addition to the Online Safety Bill will build on existing laws which make it illegal to promote or assist suicide, the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) said.The measures seek to deter cowardly trolls who post such content online with the prospect of prosecution, according to Justice Secretary Alex Chalk.

A murder-accused nurse has told jurors she was in a different nursery when a doctor alleged he saw her doing nothing when a baby girl collapsed.Lucy Letby, 33, is said to have deliberately dislodged the infant's breathing tube shortly before a consultant walked into nursery one at the Countess of Chester Hospital's neonatal unit.