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Dame Joanna Lumley joins London vigil remembering Nepal flood victims (opens the original)
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Rescue efforts are continuing in Nepal where the country’s foreign ministry says some 4,200 people are still missing after last week’s catastrophic flash floods. Authorities say more than 1,250 deaths have already been recorded in the disaster. Dame Joanna Lumley joined a vigil in south-east London to remember the victims. The actress, who has frequently visited Nepal and has strong ties with the Gurkha community, said the flood in the north of the country could have been predicted.
IPP sentences under review as Burnham tackles overstretched prison system (opens the original)
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That’s how Andy Burnham described IPPs – or ‘imprisonment for public protection’ sentences. They were abolished in 2012, but not applied retrospectively, so there are still more than 2,000 people in prison today in England and Wales on the indefinite sentences with no idea when they will be released – and some following more minor crimes like theft. It’s a situation the UN has said causes “profound psychological suffering” and amounts to “arbitrary detention”. As the government attempts to wrang
Dozens killed after 7.4 magnitude earthquake hits Colombia (opens the original)
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Colombia’s government has declared a national emergency after a deadly earthquake killed at least 82 people. Officials said people were still trapped under the rubble of collapsed buildings. The earthquake hit the west of the country, with a magnitude measuring 7.4, according to the US Geological Survey. The epicentre was just east of the village San José del Palmar, between the cities of Cali and Medellín. It was felt in the capital Bogotá as well as neighbouring Venezuela and Ecuador.
Common pet flea treatment ‘should be banned’ due to environment concerns (opens the original)
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A House of Lords committee is urging the government to ban pet flea and tick treatments from general sale, after an inquiry raised fears about their impact on rivers and waterways. With around twenty million cats and dogs in the UK, scientists say the chemicals in ‘spot on’ parasite treatments are making their way into waterways across the UK, where they could be causing widespread harm to ecosystems.
Heatwave forces Romania to blast Danube river to help nuclear plant (opens the original)
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Water levels in the River Danube, which flows through ten countries from Germany to the Black Sea, have dropped to just 23 centimetres in Budapest as severe drought grips central Europe.
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