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Question: At Least 18 Dead After Gunmen Seize A Cafe For Hours In Burkina Faso

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Gunmen stormed an upscale cafe overnight in Burkina Faso's capital, Ouagadougou, strafing the building with bullets and barricading themselves inside for hours. By the time security forces reclaimed the restaurant around dawn Monday, at least 18 people had been killed and eight others wounded, according to local authorities.
The West African nation's communications minister, Remis Dandjinou, told reporters Monday that by daybreak, two of the attackers had been killed and several foreign nationals were among the dead. In separate statements, officials in Paris and Ankara confirmed the victims include a French citizen and Turkish citizen, while another Turk was injured in the violence.
While Burkinabe officials blamed Islamist militants for the attack on the Turkish cafe, no one group immediately claimed responsibility.
"I salute the bravery of our security and defense forces whose engagement allowed us to neutralize the terrorists," Burkinabe President Roch Marc Christian Kabore said in a statement, as translated by CNN.
"The struggle against terrorism is a lengthy fight," he added. "That is why I am calling for vigilance, solidarity and unity of the whole nation to face up to the cowardice of our enemies."
In a news conference Monday, Dandjinou detailed the night's bloody events, which opened when he says about three to four militants rolled up to the cafe on motorcycles around 9 p.m. local time. They opened fire on an outside seating area outside then moved indoors, where The New York Times notes a family had been celebrating a 9-year-old boy's birthday.
The newspaper reports the boy was hospitalized with injuries from the attack.
For Burkinabes, the attack on Aziz Istanbul cafe, which is popular with foreigners, prompts bitter memories of another bloody episode just over 18 months ago. In January last year, militants conducted an hours-long raid on a luxury hotel and a cafe just blocks away from Aziz Istanbul, ultimately killing some 30 people before being dislodged by security forces.
Al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb, a militant group based in the region, claimed responsibility for that attack — as well as another deadly assault just months before in neighboring Mali.
Islamist groups have been active for years in the Sahel region, which includes Mali and Burkina Faso. As groups linked to al-Qaida have carried out attacks in the area, the Times points out that the United Nations peacekeeping mission to Mali "has become one of the most dangerous in the world."
The French government — which controlled Burkina Faso, then called Upper Volta, as a colony until 1960 — says President Emmanuel Macron met with Kabore on Monday to discuss the circumstances of the latest attack.
The pair of leaders also reaffirmed their commitment to the formation of an international security force in the Sahel region to "continue the fight against terrorist groups."

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Like squabbling siblings, New Zealand and Australia have close ties but also a rivalry that can sometimes turn ugly.
That tension spilled into politics on Tuesday, when Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop accused New Zealand's opposition Labour Party of conspiring to undermine her government, a claim New Zealand lawmakers say is "false" and "utter nonsense."
The unlikely dispute involves Barnaby Joyce, Australia's deputy prime minister. Joyce said Monday he'd been advised he was a New Zealand citizen and an Australian court was being asked to determine if he should be kicked out of parliament because Australia's constitution bans lawmakers from being dual citizens.
Bishop says Australia's opposition Labor Party used their New Zealand counterparts to raise questions about Joyce in the New Zealand parliament.

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($1 = 0.9462 euros) (Reporting by Jonathan Saul; Editing by Adrian Croft)\' and the negative \'(Adds Anthem, EDP, Televisa, Novo Banco, Frontline, Societe Generale, Schroders and National Aluminium; updates Virtu Financial)\nApril 20 The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals were reported by 2000 GMT on Thursday:\n** Virtu Financial Inc said it would buy rival KCG Holdings Inc in a $1.4 billion deal that brings together two major players in the U.S. electronic trading space.\n** Germany\'s Beiersdorf, the maker of Nivea skin cream, still prefers hoarding cash to fund possible acquisitions over raising its dividend, supervisory board Chairman Reinhard Poellath told shareholders.\n** Sanofi is looking at potential acquisitions of devices, such as blood glucose testing kits, to boost its diabetes business, a senior executive at the French drugmaker said.\n** Western Digital Corp, the U.S. partner of Toshiba Corp in a semiconductor venture, is in talks with state-backed fund Innovation Network Corp of Japan and the Development Bank of Japan and would consider a joint bid with them for the chip business, a senior official said.\n** The British government said it will sell the Green Investment Bank to a consortium led by Macquarie Bank in a deal worth 2.3 billion pounds ($3 billion), which critics said failed to guarantee its future.\n** Japan\'s Sawai Pharmaceutical Co Ltd is buying the generic drug business of U.S. drug maker Upsher-Smith Laboratories Inc for $1.05 billion, marking the Osaka-based generic drugmaker\'s first overseas acquisition.\n** Chinese tech conglomerate LeEco is in talks to sell a prized property asset in the heart of Beijing it acquired in a $420 million deal last year, the latest effort by the electric car-to-smartphone behemoth to raise funds amid a severe cash crunch.\n** Belgian publisher Mediahuis and partner VP Exploitatie have launched a recommended cash offer for the Netherlands\' Telegraaf Media Group, the three parties said in a statement, as they try to build a Dutch-Belgian multimedia company.\n** Mubadala Capital, an arm of Abu Dhabi\'s state fund Mubadala, said it had conducted a private equity transaction with European fund manager Ardian, which had committed to invest $2.5 billion in the deal.\n** German glasses retailer Fielmann could pursue takeovers in the future, marketing chief Marc Fielmann, the son of company founder Guenther Fielmann, told magazine Capital in an interview.\n** Shares in Italian toll-road operator Atlantia extended losses in early afternoon following a downgrade by Deutsche Bank, which highlighted the risks of a possible combination with Spanish rival Abertis.\n** Spain\'s Banco Popular CEO Ignacio Sanchez-Asiain said the lender\'s current priority is the sell off of non-performing real estate assets as it fights to return to profits and improve its capital.\n** Brazilian police conducted raids on Wednesday as part of an investigation of state-controlled Caixa Econômica Federal\'s purchase of a stake in a consumer lender six years ago, the latest scandal rocking the nation\'s largest mortgage lender.\n** India raised 12 billion rupees ($185.7 million) from a 9.2 percent stake sale in state-run National Aluminium Co (NALCO), the government said, kicking off its asset sale programme for the new financial year.\n** British asset manager Schroders said it had agreed to buy Swiss-based private equity firm Adveq Holding for an undisclosed sum.\n** Croatia\'s competition regulator AZTN has approved the sale of Splitska Banka by Societe Generale to the local unit of Hungary\'s OTP Group, increasing OTP\'s market share in Croatia to over 10 percent.\n** A U.S. court has rejected a last-minute effort by billionaire investor John Fredriksen\'s Frontline to prevent BW Group from acquiring a major stake in rival oil tanker firm DHT Holdings, DHT said.\n** A failed bidder for Portugal\'s third-largest lender Novo Banco has asked its lawyers to block the 1 billion euro ($1.08 billion) sale to U.S. fund Lone Star and told the central bank it should relaunch the bidding.\n** Health insurer Anthem Inc denied a report on Thursday that it was in negotiations with the Justice Department in an effort to save its merger with smaller rival Cigna Corp .\n** Mexican broadcaster Televisa said it had signed a deal with Spanish telecoms giant Telefonica that would give the mobile operator\'s customers cheaper access to the broadcaster\'s content carried on its digital platform Blim.\n** London hedge fund firm Ecofin said an offer from Portugal\'s largest company EDP to buy 22.47 percent of subsidiary EDP Renovaveis "significantly undervalues" the company, in a letter to EDPR\'s board seen by Reuters. 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Lewis Dunk says stepping up to the Premier League with his hometown club is a dream come true.
The Brighton & Hove Albion defender helped Albion to the promised land this afternoon - with Huddersfield Town's draw with Derby County confirming the Seagulls' fate.
They had to wait on the result of the 5pm kick-off at Pride Park, before their return to the top flight after 34 years was confirmed.
Brighton have a seven-point lead over second-placed Newcastle with three games remaining, and the Seagulls win the league if they beat Norwich on Friday.
Dunk - who joined the club youngster - revealed: "It's amazing, seeing the club where it is now from where it has come from. I have been here since I was ten-years-old, I have seen everything through my years.
"To see where it is now in this stadium and in the Premier League it is amazing. It's a dream come true for me, my family and everyone involved in the club.
"I played a few games at the Withdean, but when we moved here I had my first full season.
"As a Varndean local, it's massive for the city, it will be a massive boost and there are many, many fans in this city and it's a dream come true for all of them. For everyone involved with the club it's massive and I am glad to be part of it.
"I think we have gone under the radar, but we have been quietly confident in our little bubble that we can do it and all the talk has been about Newcastle.
"To be fair, they should have walked the league, but we have the fight and will continue that fight until the end. That's our next target now to be champions, hopefully we can do. Let's see."
On next season, the centre-back added: "It's too soon, we are just enjoying where we are now, enjoy the rest of the season, enjoy the summer and come back pre-season and get our heads down. We know it is going to be tough next year.
"I think we will always be the same way we are right now as season, so that will stand us in good stead."

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Question: Kansas lawmakers gauge appetite for tax hikes to fix budget

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas legislators who favor balancing the state budget with a big income tax increase are preparing to test fellow lawmakers’ appetite for such a fix.
The state House was planning to debate a bill Wednesday that would boost personal income taxes to raise more than $1 billion over two years, starting in July. The measure would abandon core policies championed by Republican Gov. Sam Brownback.
The measure has bipartisan support but Republicans in the GOP-controlled House are split.
Kansas faces budget shortfalls totaling nearly $1.1 billion through June 2019. The state has experienced persistent financial problems since Republican lawmakers slashed personal income taxes in 2012 and 2013 at Brownback’s urging.
The bill would end an exemption for more than 330,000 farmers and business owners and boost income tax rates.

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Oklahoma’s efforts to plug its massive budget gap were dealt a serious blow this week by the state Supreme Court.
As Oklahoma Watch reports, earlier this year the state Legislature passed a $1.50 per-pack cigarette fee that was supposed to bolster the state’s finances.
But last week, the state Supreme Court ruled that the fee was unconstitutional.
Lawmakers had expected the fee to raise $225 million dollars, which would have gone a long way toward easing the state’s budget shortfall of nearly $900 million. The ruling means Gov. Mary Fallin may need to call a special session to find a way to replace those funds in the state budget.
If Fallin chooses to forego the special session, the situation will be treated as a revenue failure, triggering statewide budget cuts to initiatives like mental health programs, substance abuse services, and the Department of Human Services.


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Question: Yanni coming to Buffalo in July

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BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — New-age musician and composer Yanni is coming to Buffalo next year.
The concert will take place at Shea’s Performing Arts Center on Friday, July 20 at 8 p.m.
It is part of Yanni 25 – Live at The Acropolis Anniversary Concert Tour.
“I find it so exciting to be able to celebrate what I consider to be one of the best performances of my life!” Yanni said. “I can’t wait to see everyone and present to all of you this whole new experience, where the past and the present become one! Expect many surprises…My imagination is the only limit!”
Tickets go on sale this Friday at 10 a.m. Prices range from $39.50 to $79.50.
Those interested in buying tickets can get them at LiveNation.com, the Shea’s box office or by calling 1-800-745-3000.

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Question: COUNTY NEWS: Bodies found this morning are men missing since boat collision

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Two bodies spotted in the water early this morning have been identified as those of two men missing since a boat collision earlier this month.
The first body was spotted by a fisherman about 2.5 miles off Shoreham Harbour around 7am.
The RNLI Shoreham lifeboat was launched to recover the body and as they were returning to shore a second body was spotted in the water just before 8am, according to police.
Both bodies were landed at Brighton Marina where they were handed to the coroner’s officer.
After their families were informed, the men have been formally identified.
They are Mircea Ilie, 40, of Elm Grove, Brighton (left) and Irinel Popovici, 41, of Barcombe Road, Brighton (right).
Police and marine accident investigators have named the boat believed to have collided with the boat that the men were fishing from off Shoreham in the early hours of Sunday, August 6.
The vessel, the scallop dredging boat, Vertrouwen, left Shoreham around the time of the incident bound for Grimsby. Police are in touch with the owners, MacDuff Shellfish Ltd, who are co-operating fully with the investigation.
A small boat had left Shoreham Harbour around midnight with four pleasure fisherman on board.
It is now known that the collision occurred around 12.30am and the boat was lost without raising a distress call.
One man was rescued by commercial fisherman after clinging to a buoy for more than five hours and another man’s body was recovered by an HM Coastguard helicopter later that morning.

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Officers alerted to concern for the welfare of a man at Langdon Cliffs in Dover, Kent, found a body at the base of the cliffs on Sunday afternoon. During the search, the Coastguard also discovered the bodies of a second man and woman, Kent Police said.
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Question: Death toll of 12 expected to rise in London tower block fire

A missing persons leaflet near the tower block in north Kensington, West London. Photo: Paul Hackett/Reuters
The death toll in a fire disaster that destroyed a 24-storey block of flats in London was expected to rise today, with many people still missing and firefighters facing hazardous conditions as they searched the charred carcass.
Smoke was still wafting out of the shell of the Grenfell Tower this morning, 30 hours after fire engulfed the building in the early hours of Wednesday and turned it into a huge flaming torch in a matter of minutes.
Authorities have confirmed 12 deaths, but have said that figure would rise. Firefighters rescued 65 people from the building.
Survivors who have lost everything spent the night at emergency shelters, as charities and local support groups were flooded with donations of clothes and bedding from shocked Londoners.
The fire brigade said the inferno was unprecedented in its scale and speed.
The tower, a social housing block built in 1974 in North Kensington, an area of west London, contained 120 flats and was thought to have been home to about 600 people.
Harrowing accounts emerged of people trapped inside as the blaze destroyed everything around them, shouting for help and trying to escape through windows using makeshift ropes made from bedsheets.
By this morning, there was no sign of life in or around the blackened hulk. Security cordons were in place around the base of the tower, where the ground was littered with charred debris.
Outside the cordons, impromptu tributes had appeared, with photos of missing people, messages of condolences, flowers and candles.
Singer Adele was among people who gathered on Wednesday night close to a London tower block that was destroyed in a catastrophic fire, according to posts on social media. The London-born pop star was spotted by Instagram user FourMee, who posted three blurry photographs. FourMee said the singer's husband Simon Konecki was with her. She did not announce her attendance or make any public statement. Her Twitter account made no reference to it.
Emergency services said it was too early to say what had caused the disaster. Some residents said no alarm had sounded. Others said they had warned repeatedly about fire safety in the block.
The building had recently undergone an £8.7 million exterior refurbishment, which included new external cladding and windows.

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Man-of-the-moment Ed Sheeran has confessed to getting drunk on Buckfast while on a Scottish night out.
The singer - who can do no wrong in the download charts with his hit album Divide - has revealed exclusively to Record Columnist Des Clarke his Scots cousins took him out one night and let him try the 'traditional' tipple.
He told the Capital Scotland radio presenter: "That was my first actual night out. I was 15 and my cousin took me to a dub step club. I have a bunch of cousins who live up here and they all had these black bottles and they’re drinking this kind of sludge.
"They said, have some, and man, it kicks you!"
The star, who is due to play his second show at Glasgow's SSE Hydro tonight, also admitted it gave him a monster hangover.
"I also know about the next day as well. It’s not very pleasant."
The singer gave a rare interview to Des and fellow Capital Breakfast presenters Amy Irons and Steven Mill.
And he also revealed the massively successful Galway Girl could pave the way for a similar Scottish folk song.
"I wrote a highland folk song called Aberfeldy that was due to go on this album but didn't make it.
"It was a bit too folky for this one but it will go on the next one. Or on a film soundtrack. It’s about being on holiday in Aberfeldy ."
He also revealed he has the Aberfeldy whisky label tattooed on his arm.
He joked: "You can go to any Scots or Irish bar in the world and they have a bottle of Aberfeldy. I was in a bar in Germany and the guy had it - I showed him the tattoo and he gave me a free shot!"
Ed said he once dated a girl from Edinburgh and is well-versed in Scottish slang.
He said, "I know what a “wee radge” and a “bawbag” is."
On a serious note, Sheeran expressed his disappointment about the resting of T in The Park, one of his favourite festivals.
And he said he would love to bring a big outdoor show to Glasgow.
There’s no T or Rockness any more, which I think is really sad because out of all the festivals, T was the best crowd. I think I’d like to do an outdoor show to bring that festival thing here.
“It’s a toss up between Scotland and Ireland for the best crowds. I don’t know what it is with the Celts, but they're the best."

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At 11.02am on Thursday, Kerry "Tank" Diamond swings into the carpark of his Morrinsville gym in the Waikato looking like a man on a mission. He's just come from a house on Young St, where the contents of the freezer has been cleaned out by thieves.
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A pair of wine dinners and a pair of festivals anchor the culinary calendar this week; there's even an homage to Julia Child and free ice cream sundaes. Here are the seven tastiest events from August 14 through August 18, with six more to plan for.
Monday, August 14
Austrian wines are a good bet for summer drinking, as they're primarily (though not exclusively) white. To get a taste of the vinous variety that Austria offers, consider Frasca Food and Wine's evening of Austrian favorites on Monday, August 14. The restaurant, 1738 Pearl Street in Boulder, will be doing what it does best: pairing food and wine so seamlessly, it's as if they were made for each other. This four-course prix fixe menu ($55) will be accompanied by wines from producers Ingrid Groiss, Emmerich Knoll and Franz Weninger (an additional $40-$50). Seatings start at 5:30 p.m.; call Frasca at 303-442-6966 to guarantee your spot.
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Tuesday, August 15
As the patron saint of French cooking in America once said: “I was 32 when I started cooking; up until then, I just ate.” And you, too, dear reader, are never too old to master the basics of Gallic cuisine, especially if you enroll in Stir Cooking School's Celebrating Julia Child workshop on Tuesday, August 15. From 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., you'll whip up cheese quiche, soufléed potatoes, coq au vin and chocolate roulade in honor of the statuesque chef's birthday. The cost is $80 per person — a small price to pay for the amount of butter and cream you'll be using to delicious effect. Reserve your spot at stirtolearn.com — and bon appétit!
EXPAND Check out Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steakhouse this week for old school steak, service and prices. Mark Antonation
Wednesday, August 16
If you've been intrigued by the wine dinners at Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steakhouse but are wary of the admittedly high price point, now's your chance to do some bargain shopping. From Wednesday, August 16, to Tuesday, September 5, the Greenwood Village location, 8100 East Orchard Road, will celebrate twenty years in business with a four-course wine dinner for just $97 (a nod to 1997, its natal year). Diners will be able to pick and choose from apps, entrees and sides as well as wines for each course. Call 303-796-0100 or go to delfriscos.com for reservations.
EXPAND Last year's Corks & Forks. Danielle Lirette
Thursday, August 17
If you have to go grocery shopping, you might as well do it at a Natural Grocers location. Because on Thursday, August 17, the chain is celebrating its 62nd year in business, and is offering free ice cream sundaes (dairy and non-dairy, of course) and root beer floats at all its locations from 4 to 6 p.m. They say you shouldn't shop for food on an empty stomach, right? Find the store closest to you at naturalgrocers.com.
Raise a glass while chowing down at the Eleventh Annual Corks & Forks on Thursday, August 17, from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Enjoy a selection of fine wines and sample dishes prepared by chefs representing favored foodie haunts like Tamayo, Habit Doughnut, Stoic & Genuine, Blue Island Oyster Bar and Angelo's Taverna, to name but a few of the establishments vying for the prestigious Golden Fork and Golden Cork Awards. Guests can bid on a wide array of shopping treasures at a silent auction, boogie to live music, or simply take in the majestic city views that surround the DaVita World Headquarters rooftop terrace (2000 16th St.). It's not all sensory indulgence at Corks & Forks, however, as a portion of the evening's proceeds will be donated to the National Sports Center for the Disabled. Visit nscd.org to learn more and buy tickets, $60-$105.
If you're a regular in Denver bars and breweries, chances are you've seen the governor (formerly Hizzoner) out and about at least once. Now's your chance to get up close and personal with Hick at Brews and Bites with Governor Hickenlooper on Thursday, August 17. The beer pairing event takes place at the Governor's Mansion, 400 8th Avenue, from 6 to 8:30 p.m., and allows guests access to the rooms and gardens of the residence while enjoying beer brewed by the man himself (with assistance from Strange Craft Brewing) along with fifteen beer and food pairings. Breweries on hand will include Epic, Strange, Cerebral, Ratio and the underrated Baere. Tickets ($75) are on sale at coloradoshome.org.
Feed the kids cupcakes for dinner, then let them run it off at Quilted Park's Food Truck Friday. Westword file photo
Friday, August 18
So you moved to the suburban-style enclave of Stapleton, and now you deeply regret the lack of urban amenities like food trucks in your life. Food Truck Friday can make you feel urban without having to leave your slice of lawn-fronted paradise. Quilted Park, 5477 Willow Street, will host the Little India Food Truck, WongWayVeg and Gigi's Cupcakes of Littleton from 5 to 8 p.m. So bring your kids and a blanket and settle in for a picnic in the park. You'll even be home in time to watch 20/20.
EXPAND Get the real deal at Tacolandia. Danielle Lirette
Sunday, August 20
Tacolandia brings more than forty restaurants, taquerias and food trucks together at Civic Center Park for one glorious day of tacos — from the tastiest traditional street-style eats to more modern creations. Celebrate Mexican cooking and culture with food, drinks, music and art. The price of admission gets you unlimited tacos from 4 to 7 p.m. from the likes of Garibaldi's Mexican Bistro, Adelitas Cocina y Cantina, Panaderia y Taqueria Contreras, Tortas ATM, Los Chingones and many more, along with entertainment and a cash bar. VIP pricing includes early admission at 3 p.m., two drink tickets and access to a VIP lounge with exclusive tacos from Lola Coastal Mexican. Get your tickets at westwordtacolandia.com, y nos vemos a Tacolandia!
Levitt Pavilion Denver knows its market and will host a beer festival on August 26. Brandon Marshall
Saturday, August 26
Another beer festival in Denver isn't anything new, but the Levitt Pavilion Denver, 1380 West Florida Avenue, is. And you can enjoy the city's newest concert venue at the Levitt Pavilion Beer Festival on Saturday, August 26. From 4 to 7 p.m., you'll get unlimited beer from the likes of FATE Brewing Co., Platt Park Brewing Co., Declaration Brewing Co. and Cerebral Brewing. After the beer is gone, you can sober up to a free concert by Karl Denson's Tiny Universe. Unlike most of the events at the venue, this isn't free to the public; tickets will run you $25 or $65 for VIP (includes private restrooms, catered snacks, a goody bag and up-close seating for the show). Check out the Facebook event page for all participating breweries, and get your tickets at levittdenver.org.
EXPAND Chef and Brew features serious beer, and serious beer pouring. Danielle Lirette
Thursday, August 31
The 5th Annual Chef and Brew Festival returns to Exdo Event Center, 3500 Walnut Street, for a night of indulgence on Thursday, August 31. Participating restaurants will team up with local breweries to pair small plates with craft beers — and each team will provide at least two different plates and two different beers, giving guests a whopping 40 pairs to sample (so far). Teams to watch? Wit's End Brewing Co. and Hearth & Dram, Ratio Beerworks and Fish N Beer, and Crooked Stave and Citizen Rail. The event runs from 7 to 10 p.m. and will set you back $49, though a VIP ticket will get you in an hour early (and at $69 is probably worth it to beat the crowd). Get your tickets and a full list of competitors at chefandbrew.com.
EXPAND Take a road trip to Salida for the Salida Winefest. Flickr/Ken Lund
Saturday, September 2
Salida is better known for FIBArk than fermentation, though that's changing with Wood's High Mountain Distillery and the annual Brewer's Rendezvous, now in its 21st year. And on Saturday, September 2, the town rounds out its alcohol portfolio with the 6th Annual Salida Winefest. Eighteen Colorado wineries will set up shop in beautiful Riverside Park from 1 to 6 p.m., where attendees can spread out on the banks of the Arkansas River while sipping their way through unlimited wine samples. If you're a locavore oenophile with early-onset grumpiness (is there any other kind?), we suggest hitting this festival sooner rather than later, so you can spend the next six years complaining about how much better the fest was when nobody knew about it. Tickets are a steal at $20; get them at salidawinefest.com.
Tuesday, September 5, through Sunday, September 10
The Denver Food + Wine Festival is less than a month away, and if you're considering hitting any of the events this year, it's time to get moving. Tickets are on sale now, and depending on what whets your appetite, they'll set you back a very reasonable $40 to a steep $195 — and there's even a VIP Grand Tasting ticket available for $250 if you want to go all-in. Our pick? The Culinary Cinema Series will screen the documentary Barbecue on Tuesday, September 5, at 7 p.m. at the Sie FilmCenter, 2510 East Colfax Avenue. The movie is sure to make your mouth water, which won't be a problem, as the $40 ticket includes bites from Hearth & Dram, Rolling Smoke Bar-B-Que and the Nickel; drinks will be available for purchase at the theater's bar. Snag tickets and find the rest of the festival's schedule at denverfoodandwine.com.
Wine in Breckenridge: What could go wrong? Kerrianne Photography
Thursday, September 14 through Sunday, September 17
Fall is grape-harvesting season in the Centennial State, and it seems every mountain town is celebrating the season with a wine festival in August and September. From Thursday, September 14, through Sunday, September 17, it's Breckenridge's turn to lure the bikers, hikers and drinkers up the hill with gorgeous fall weather and great wines at the Breckenridge Wine Classic. There are luncheons, seminars, tours, hikes, tastings and bike rides to be had — all of them geared toward highlighting the beverage of honor. The best part about Breckenridge's celebration? Its proximity to Denver: You'll barely have to spend ninety minutes commuting to feel like you're in a different world (though the drive back to Denver might be a different story). A full schedule is up, and tickets ($55 to $145) are on sale now at breckenridgewineclassic.com.
See the Westword calendar for even more food and drink events, and if you know of a date that should be on this calendar, send information to cafe@westword.com.

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Question: One Person's Junk Is This Home Improvement Show's Treasure

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“You Can’t Turn That Into A House” on FYI takes home improvement to a new level: transforming old grain silos, chicken coops, a dumpster and more into tiny houses.
Here & Now‘s Robin Young learns more about the show from hosts Taimoor Nana (@taimoor_nana), Rehan Nana and Kyle Davis.
Interview Highlights
On the concept behind the show
Taimoor Nana: “This story started off about 10 years ago, and the three of us were sitting around and we had an old grain bin, and a 100-year-old wooden barn that had been partially collapsed due to a tornado — we live here in the Midwest. And we wanted to really take the two and combine them together, and we came up with the design of taking a grain bin and making it into a luxury, two-story cabin that we felt people from the city could come out and enjoy the wilderness, where we really wanted to basically connect people to nature, and the process of building cabins out in the wilderness.”
On the theme of sustainability in the show and the houses they create
Rehan Nana: “There’s definitely that aspect. We’ve all had long discussions about this, and one of the things that we really enjoy is being able to reuse things that would’ve otherwise been left fallow. If you look across the Midwest, there’s literally thousands of old grain silos that, just by the progress of agriculture, they get bigger. And so all these old ones are just left there. And so we looked at them and said, ‘Hey, I think we can turn that into a house,’ and we actually did end up doing it. And what’s really nice is, a lot of these are out in the country, and so you really get to see a great glimpse of rural America.”
On whether it can be a dangerous job
Kyle Davis: “I mean it is, it is for sure. But you know, it’s really a different scenario every single time. I really, I guess just don’t like following rules and doing it how everyone else does with a full crew taking months and months on end and hundreds of thousands of dollars. I’d rather do it with two brothers out in the country, maybe a couple farmers, and get it done in a week.”
On seeing a potential home when others might see junk
RN: “We all kind of look at things differently I think, in all of these different structures. And you get to really see when we sit down collaboratively, and start spitballing the potential that an object does have, and I think it’s something that I always enjoy because it’s breaking something back down. It’s almost like being a kid again. Like, you know, getting to play with Legos and imagining what something could be. And I think that when you’re looking at a structure to try to turn it into a house, that’s one of the critical things that you have to do is not imagine what it is now, but imagine what it could be.”
On building a house out of a dumpster
KD: “We cleared out the trash, and then Rehan got in there with a gigantic, heavy duty power washer that was the full size of a pickup truck, and just power-washed the thing as good as we possibly could, and it really cleaned up pretty nice in the end. It wasn’t a dumpster, it was just a nice metal box to get started building the house.”
On the idea of putting their homebuilding skills to use after hurricanes like Harvey and Maria
KD: “We had some people writing to us saying, ‘Hey, what can we … let’s work on something,’ and we’ve kicked around the idea of maybe we do make some portable, prefab housing that could be shipped to disaster areas. I think that would be a really interesting project and challenge to work on.”

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Question: Fond farewell to proud Prestonian and former boss of Preston Farmers

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THE FORMER general manager of a leading Lancashire farmers’ cooperative has died in hospital at the age of 92.
Mr Philip John Brind was well known in Preston as general manager of Preston Farmers and also as an active member and past President of Preston South Rotary Club.
Mr Brind, who was married with two daughters and two grandchildren, lived in Penwortham.
He started his career working for Preston Farmers in Lincolnshire and then worked for two other farmers’ cooperatives - Northern Farmers in Newcastle and Teeside Farmers in Darlington, before coming to Preston to take up a post as general manager of Preston Farmers in 1966.
The cooperative occupied large sites on New Hall Lane in the city - where the Preston Central Travelodge and Lidl are now situated.
In the 1970s a huge fire destroyed the Preston Farmers’ mill where the cooperative prepared livestock feed.
His eldest daughter Mary Brind-Surch recalled: “I just remember a knocking at the door in the middle of the night and people telling him he had got to come.”
He later oversaw the rebuilding of the mill as a state of the art facility.
Mr Brind, who had been suffering from dementia, retired in 1987. He was awarded The Plunkett Award for outstanding contribution to cooperative development in 1994 and the MBE for services to agriculture in 1988.
A member of Penwortham Methodist Church, Mr Brind was a keen fell walker.
He died at the Royal Preston Hospital and leaves his wife Patricia, daughters Mary and Jane and grandchildren Philip and Andrew. The couple were married for 65 years and celebrated their diamond wedding in 2011.
Mary said: “There’s nothing more important than your good name - that was his motto. He really tried to live that.”
Jane added: “Although a Londoner by birth he adopted Preston as his home town when he moved here. He was very proud of being a Prestonian and followed the fortunes of Preston North End over the years.”
The funeral will be held at Penwortham Methodist Church, Leyland Road, Penwortham on Friday January 13 at 2.30pm.

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Question: Ottawa parishioners pray for return of bell

OTTAWA — The reverend for a church in the rural Ottawa community of Bearbrook is calling for the return of a bell she suspects was stolen for scrap metal last week.
Rev. Margo Whittaker says it's not clear exactly when on May 21 the 100-kilogram bell was taken from Trinity Anglican Church, but she says how it was stolen became evident when a piece of it was found on the church grounds later that day.
She says a handyman for the church found the piece of the bell on the ground, then climbed the belfry to discover it was missing.
Whittaker says the handyman then spoke to the groundskeeper, who recalled filling up a hole beside the church that was the same shape as a bell.
She says she believes at least two people used a ladder to climb up to the belfry, detach the bell and drop it to the ground, before making a getaway.
Whittaker says members of the congregation are "very upset," adding that the church has been in the community for more than 120 years.
"There are a lot of people who have history here," she said. "We have a huge cemetery and there are hundreds of people who have relatives buried in the cemetery on the church ground, and we would like to ring the bell at the cemetery service, which is coming up on Father's Day."
She said the congregation is praying that whoever took the bell will have a change of heart, or that someone will give information that will lead to its return.
"There are stories of church bells being stolen and then church bells being found," Whittaker said. "It's not unprecedented ... and that gives me hope."
Ottawa police said they have received a report on the alleged theft and investigators are checking local scrap yards.

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Question: Roseanne blames Ambien, ABC, herself as Trump also hits the network

I think we can all agree it wasn’t the Ambien, that Roseanne Barr has a long history of spewing conspiracy theories and ugly attacks.
But her spectacular self-immolation has ignited a cultural debate in this country over race, online venom, cultural standards and — inevitably — President Trump.
Even as Barr, in a late-night tweestorm, blamed her racist slur against Valerie Jarrett on the sleep medication, and attacked some of her fellow cast members, she admitted that she was fully at fault:
“guys I did something unforgiveable so do not defend me. It was 2 in the morning and I was ambien tweeting -- it was memorial day too -- i went 2 far & do not want it defended -- it was egregious Indefensible.”
Fine. She’s right. There is no defense. What planet do you have to be on to talk about a black person and “Planet of the Apes”?
There is also no question that ABC knew exactly what it was getting, which is why network president Ben Sherwood told the New York Times back in March that “you can’t control Roseanne Barr. Many who have tried have failed.”
So obviously the network wasn’t unaware that Barr had a long history of tweeting ugly, unproven insults and wild conspiracy theories. And presumably she wasn’t on Ambien all those times.
Roseanne retweeted at one point that “ABC is allowing the Trump haters to control their station” — even though it was the network that provided the platform for her pro-Trump reboot in the first place.
The network gambled that she could revive her hit show — which she did, specifically tailored to appeal to Trump Country — and she did. But even as she was riding high, Roseanne couldn’t stay off the Twitter. And that cost her, the hundreds of people who worked on the show and the network that invested in her.
With so many pundits on the left blaming the Roseanne debacle on Trump — who, of course, had nothing to do with it besides enjoying the show’s success — it was only a matter of time before the president joined the fray.
It’s noteworthy that Trump made no comment on Barr’s racist tweet. Instead, he tweeted that Disney CEO Bob Iger “Bob Iger of ABC called Valerie Jarrett to let her know that ‘ABC does not tolerate comments like those’ made by Roseanne Barr. Gee, he never called President Donald J. Trump to apologize for the HORRIBLE statements made and said about me on ABC. Maybe I just didn’t get the call?”
I’m sure unfair things have been said about Trump on ABC News and every other network. I’m just as sure that they didn’t fall into the category of likening him to an ape.
But HBO’s Bill Maher, five years ago, did jokingly compare Trump’s hair to an orangutan. And ABC’s lightning-quick dumping of “Roseanne” does raise questions about the media and cultural standards used when public personalities say offensive things.
No action was taken against Joy Behar, for instance, when the “View” co-host mocked Vice President Pence’s religion. She eventually apologized, first privately and then publicly.
MSNBC took no action against Joy Reid when a torrent of her homophobic tweets surfaced from a decade ago. She ludicrously claimed that her account had been hacked, but also apologized for her “dumb” and “hateful” postings.
And ESPN action took no action against former “Sports Center” co-host Jemele Hill for calling the president a “white supremacist” and “bigot.” But the network suspended her for suggestion a boycott of the Dallas Cowboys for cracking down on player protests.
On the other hand, CNN fired host Reza Aslan for tweeting that Trump was a “piece of s---” and “embarrassment to humankind.”
CNN also fired pro-Trump contributor Jeffrey Lord for tweeting the Nazi salute “Sieg Heil.”
Sarah Sanders weighed in Wednesday, saying:
“Where was Bob Iger‘s apology to the White House staff for Jemele Hill calling the president and anyone associated with him a white supremacist? To Christians around the world for Joy Behar calling Christianity a mental illness? Where was the apology for Kathy Griffin going on a profane rant against the president on ‘The View’ after a photo showed her holding President Trump’s decapitated head? And where was the apology from Bob Iger for ESPN hiring Keith Olbermann after his numerous expletive-laced tweets attacking the president as a Nazi and even expanding his role after that attack against the president’s family?”
Those are legitimate questions. In fairness, CNN dumped Griffin, and Olbermann, who made some extremely harsh anti-Trump videos for GQ, is being used by ESPN only on sports. But would the treatment have been different if the target wasn’t Trump?
The bottom line is that each media organization sets its own standards, depending on the gravity of the offense, the popularity of the performer and the person’s past record.
These problems were once far easier to sweep under the rug. But we all live in Twitter’s world now, where one ill-chosen phrase can end a career and online mobs can form at a moment’s notice.
Roseanne Barr woke up Tuesday morning with the most popular show on television. But hours later she was unemployed because she touched the third rail of racism, and ABC executives concluded she had crossed a very bright line.

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WASHINGTON — The White House has not yet commented on ABC’s cancellation of “Roseanne” following star Roseanne Barr’s racist tweet.
White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders declined to say what the president thought about the series’ cancellation. “That’s not what he’s spending his time on,” she said. “And I think that we have a lot bigger things going on in the country right now, certainly that the President is spending his time when it comes to policy.”
But when the series launched and became an unexpected success in March, President Donald Trump called her, congratulating her on the show’s success.
At a rally in Ohio, he even embraced her success as attributable to his campaign. He told the crowd that Mark Burnett, the executive producer of “The Apprentice,” called him to tell him that the “Roseanne” reboot was a hit.
Burnett, Trump said, told him, “Did you see ‘Roseanne’s’ ratings?’ They were over 18 million people, and it was about us.”
Barr tweeted early Tuesday about Valerie Jarrett, former senior adviser to President Barack Obama, and wrote that “Muslim Brotherhood & Planet of the Apes had a baby = vj.” She later deleted the post and apologized. ABC decided to cancel the show, its breakout hit of the 2017-18 season, just hours later.
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Jarrett is already booked to appear on an MSNBC special on everyday racism on Tuesday night.
“We have to turn it into a teaching moment,” she said in a clip released by the network. “I’m fine. I’m worried about all the people out there who don’t have a circle of friends and who come right to their defense.”
“There was only one thing to do here, and that was the right thing,” said Bob Iger, the chairman and CEO of The Walt Disney Co.
There was some consternation among conservatives that Barr’s tweets will provide fuel to arguments that Trump and his followers share her views.
Erick Erickson argued on Twitter that Barr “was never a center-right figure. And she’s been a pretty openly insane person for a while. ABC tried to use her to connect with and program to Trump voters. I suspect this cancellation will hurt that cause.”
He added, “I wasn’t a fan of the relaunch or how it was marketed. The wild embrace of Roseanne by people on the right just makes it easier now to bash them via Roseanne. And I think it just will cause networks to ignore real social conservatives now even more than they did.”
Ben Shapiro wrote, “Interesting to see the crossover between people who thought the NFL banning kneeling for the anthem was a First Amendment debacle, but think ABC didn’t raise any First Amendment issues by firing Roseanne. For me, they’re both private corporations that get to decide how certain speech impacts their product. So while I think the NFL handled things poorly, I’m not supremely troubled by their decision, and I think ABC was right to dump Roseanne.”
Eric Bolling tweeted back at Barr that “no apology necessary at all,” and added, “please don’t leave.” He later deleted the tweet.
From many on the right, the show’s success was seen as an example of what happens when Hollywood stops ignoring middle America — or the type of traditional Democratic working class voters that Trump peeled off in 2016 to win the presidency. Although ABC had signaled that the show would tone down its politics in the second season, much of the publicity beforehand was all about Barr’s real-life support of Trump in an industry that leans left.
But she has a history of political provocation, stretching all the way back to 1990, when she gave an off-key rendition of the National Anthem at a San Diego Padres game followed by a gesture in which she grabbed her crotch. President George Bush called it “disgraceful.” She later apologized, but told The Washington Post in 2015 that it took her years to deal with the fallout. Did she regret it? Nope.


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Question: DG quashes damaging rumours after Compass blunder

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(CNS): The fallout of a completely false story published by the Cayman Compass this morning, both in print and online, about a highly respected, very senior civil servant prompted Deputy Governor Franz Manderson to issue a statement Friday evening to stress how factually wrong the article was and his continued confidence in her. The Compass story, written by Brent Fuller, erroneously accused Gloria McField-Nixon, the chief officer in the Portfolio of the Civil Service (PoCS), of a serious crime.
It has since been deleted from the paper’s online edition and it is understood that its parent company, Pinnacle Media Group, has been attempting to withdraw as many printed copies of today’s edition as possible.
Although the article stated that it was about McField-Nixon, it described her as being 38 years old, which she isn’t, and being a former administrator at the Facilities Management Department, having quit the civil service, whereas she has never held that position. In fact, she continues to hold a much higher position and has at times acted as deputy governor, the highest public service position in the Cayman Islands.
However, it appears that the article has spurred rumours that are not only wrong but damaging to McField-Nixon, which Manderson felt compelled to quash in the statement below:
“Overnight, an erroneous story concerning Chief Officer Gloria McField-Nixon appeared online and in print in the Cayman Compass. Whilst efforts have been made to remove this misinformation from public circulation, murmurs persist.
“Anyone who knows Mrs McField-Nixon would instantly have discredited such a story. However, the original release and subsequent republication of this misinformation was highly unfortunate and now requires my action. I can confirm that the story was grossly inaccurate and is fully without merit.
“For two decades, Mrs McField-Nixon has upheld high standards of conduct and ably and steadfastly promoted and guarded the reputation of the Cayman Islands Civil Service.
“Each month I participate in the orientation for new hires and as part of the their induction to a career within the civil service I advise that, ‘Constructive criticism is not only to be expected but sought and that smears are not only to be expected but fought.’
“As Chief Officer McField-Nixon addresses this false information and those responsible for its release, she has my full confidence that she will continue to be a compelling guardian of the truth.”
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Question: Frustrated Pat Lam learning the limitations of his Bristol Rugby squad

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Bristol Rugby’s strength in depth is not as strong as most believe and Friday’s 35-46 defeat to Leinster A in the British & Irish Cup exposed that.
Yes Bristol Rugby are flying in the Greene King IPA Championship - unbeaten in 11 games, and yes head coach Pat Lam made wholesale changes to the team which beat Doncaster Knights in the league a week earlier, keeping just three men in from the starting XV.
But this was a team that should have been capable of winning on Friday with eight internationals in the starting side along with players expected to be stars of the future in the form of Mat Protheroe, fly half Callum Sheedy and scrum half Andy Uren.
Talking about the defeat, Lam said doing their analysis work in the tape room on Monday is not going to be an enjoyable experience. He explained: “There will be be some embarrassment on Monday, as there is now. But there is no point crying over spilt milk - we are still learning.
“Where I am trying to take Bristol Rugby, it will never come down to the quality of the][starting XV] players, it’s about making sure we have a lot of depth in the squad and some guys are stepping up to the mark, others still have some work to do.
“There were some good lessons there all around as a group.”
The B&I Cup is a distraction rather than a priority for Bristol this season but the loss will have hurt them nonetheless and Lam talked of his frustration at the manner of the defeat with errors costing them. Bristol currently sit third in the group in the B&I Cup behind Leinster and Doncaster, currently out of contention for the knock-out rounds.
There are three games remaining, so 15 possible points available, starting with five against Leinster at Donnybrook RFC on Friday night. If they were to win all three games advancement in the competition would be likely.
Lam consistently talks about the big the picture for the club, which is playing back in the Aviva Premiership next season, and then in the Champions Cup on a regular basis - which requires you to finish in the top six of the league for an automatic place.
As English clubs struggled in Europe this weekend, Friday’s defeat against Leinster A served as a reminder that his Bristol squad is still very much a work in progress.
In the A-League, a competition for Aviva Premiership clubs’ second teams and Bristol United, the table also does not make pretty reading. Bristol are second from bottom of the Southern League conference with just one win out of five to show for their efforts so far.
Bristol are very lucky to be involved in the competition, with Lam able to pitt his wider squad against Premiership standard players - but so far this season the outcome has been that while they are competitive they not quite up to the standard yet.
Fans are understandably getting a little frustrated with all the transfer talk linking players with a move to Bristol next season, but make no mistake there is plenty of action going on behind the scenes to make sure the club is considerably stronger for their next campaign; because Lam must heed the lessons London Irish, and so many before them, are learning this season.
London Irish were a force to be reckoned with in the Greene King IPA Championship in 2016-17, they won 19 of their 20 league games, only losing 15-11 to the Jersey Reds, before going on to win home and away in both the semi-finals and finals of the play offs - seeing off Doncaster Knights and Yorkshire Carnegie to win promotion.
The play off system off course has now been scrapped. The point is they were near on unbeatable last season but the Exiles still find themselves at the foot of the Aviva Premiership this season with just one win and eight points to show of their efforts after 10 rounds of action in the top tier of English rugby.
If Bristol are to do better than that next season and move away from being a yoyo club, the entire squad will need to continue to improve and more high quality players with Premiership experience will need to come in to join the likes of Charles Piutau in the hoops.

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Out of the Rec-oning - Wasps centre reported to have been 'snubbed' by former club
Kyle Eastmond's future remains undecided, according to The Rugby Paper , who have reported he was snubbed by former club Bath.
The 28-year-old centre was believed to be under consideration by Todd Blackadder at The Rec before the announcement was made that British Lion Jamie Roberts is joining from Harlequins at the end of the season.
Toulouse are also believed to be interested in the six-times capped England international.
Eastmond is suspended from Wasps action until April 17 following his red card against Quins last month and will miss clashes with Leicester Tigers, Sale Sharks and Worcester Warriors before becoming available again for the final two Aviva Premiership regular season games against Northampton Saints and Newcastle Falcons.
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It's Park life for Wasps for play-off semi-final encounter
Wasps will finish third this season, according to the Leicester Mercury.
Ahead of Sunday's clash with Leicester Tigers at Welford Road, the title has given its predictions for how the Aviva Premiership table will end up following the final five rounds of games.
Wasps, currently sitting pretty in second that would earn a home play-off semi-final, will drop down to third according to the Mercury with the Tigers finishing fourth.
Champions Exeter Chiefs top the table with Sararcens finishing runners up - meaning Wasps
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A-grade display by black-and-golds gets week off to a flier
Wasps claimed a bonus point win from an entertaining A League game against Leicester Tigers played in the hospitable but freezing cold surroundings of Aylesbury RFC’s 4G surface.
Tries from TJ Harris, Marcus Garratt and George Thornton plus two conversions from Jacob Umaga saw Wasps lead 19-14 at the break with Ben Pointon and Matt Smith's interception try, both converted by Joe Ford, accounting for Tigers' points.
Will Stuart's try after the break secured the bonus point, Connor Eastgate moved Wasps further ahead after good work from Craig Hampson - who soon afterwards scored his side's sixth try.
Umaga upgraded the try with another fine kick, and he repeated the dose 12 minutes from time when Coventry prop Jack Higgins applied the finishing touch to a lineout drive.
The Tigers had the last word through Ford’s conversion of winger Bamidale Fadahunsi’s try which followed a long spell of continuity, but it was Wasps who claimed the spoils from their best A League display of the season.
England injury curse strikes Bath's British Lion
It's not only Wasps suffering from the England injury curse - as Bath will testify.
While the black-and-golds must cope without Nathan Hughes for the final months of the campaign, Bath must conclude their season without the services of Anthony Watson after he suffered an Achilles injury against Ireland.
Bath Director of Rugby, Todd Blackadder, told www.bathrugby.com: “Anthony has been in superb form this year, and we’re obviously really disappointed to have lost him at a critical part of the season."
My Wray or the highway - the problem doesn't lie with the clubs!
Saracens chairman Nigel Wray has defended the way players are looked after following criticism some England players looked 'out on their feet' against Ireland.
That was England's 2003 World Cup winning head coach Clive Woodward's comments about Maro Itoje following the Six Nations finale at Twickenham.
Wray told the Daily Mirror : “The number of club games hasn’t gone up, the number of international games has soared. The pressure’s only coming from one direction.
“England are having more and more time, that the clubs have given them, with the players. I would ask how much more time do England want players for?"


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Question: Russia's Lavrov discusses Syria, Ukraine with U.S. counterpart: foreign ministry

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and his U.S. counterpart Mike Pompeo spoke by phone on Wednesday and discussed the conflicts in Syria and Ukraine, the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
Lavrov and Pompeo agreed on the need to overcome differences in relations between Moscow and Washington, the ministry said.
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MOSCOW Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump will speak by phone on Tuesday, RIA news agency quoted Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov as saying.
Trump will speak with Putin on Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. EDT (1630 GMT), the White House said on Monday night.
A senior Trump administration official said the two leaders would likely discuss the civil war in Syria, where Moscow backs the government of Bashar al-Assad and the United States supports rebels trying to overthrow him.
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Leeds United have taken the unusual step of announcing that they will take in a post-season tour of war-torn Myanmar, to the disgust of fans.
The Championship club, currently 12th in the English second tier, will play matches against an MNL All-Star Team and the Myanmar national team, which is ranked 135th in the world, in May.
The move is a bizarre one, given that there is serious unrest in the country at present, with the UK foreign office advising against "all but essential travel" due to violent conflict in the region.
Myanmar has been involved in "ethnic cleansing" of Rohingya Muslims throughout the last year, with estimates from Doctors Without Borders putting the death toll in the first month alone at 6,700 people, per Al Jazeera .
Nevertheless, Leeds United - who aren't strangers to controversy following outrage over their new club crest earlier this season - plan to visit the country and will run football clinics with local children in addition to their fixture commitments.
"Myanmar is one of the fastest growing nations in South East Asia and is passionate about English football," said managing director Angus Kinnear.
"They have ambitious goals for grassroots and elite football development that we are delighted to be able to support.
"This tour gives us an opportunity to meet new fans of football who will hopefully support our journey back to the Premier League in the coming years."
A number of supporters have expressed their concerns over the move, despite Kinnear's confidence, with several pointing to the plight of the Rohingya people.
We are actually going on tour to a warzone. We have just gone full Leeds. — ZL (@SupremeJansson) April 24, 2018
No concerns about the ethnic cleansing going on in Myanmar at the moment, no? — Prof. F J Lewis (@mikeopinions) April 24, 2018
This is actually appalling, why can’t we go normal places like Spain or Portugal — (@laurinaaa_) April 24, 2018
I don't think I've ever been this disgusted to be a Leeds supporter. It
Going to a country committing actual genocide against its own people.
Appalling, Leeds. — Mike (@LeedsMJ84) April 24, 2018
Leeds United have, perhaps optimistically, claimed that travel advice will be given to supporters soon and advised not to organise flights yet.

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Arsenal will join Manchester City in the race to sign Riyad Mahrez this summer after the Leicester star's move to the Etihad broke down on deadline day.
The Algerian winger submitted a transfer request and has since gone AWOL, missing training with the Foxes.
Claude Puel left his star man out of the 1-1 draw vs Swansea and now the Gunners are looking to take advantage of the situation.
Leicester will likely sell their star man this summer to extract maximum value - with only two years remaining on his contract - and the Star report the Blues now have a fight on their hands to sign him in the next window.
A dream to work with Pep Guardiola may be spurned by Mahrez is Arsene Wenger offers him a starring role at the Emirates.
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Question: Sarah Sanders gets choked up after child asks about about 'senseless' school shootings

Benje Choucroun turned up at the White House briefing on Wednesday, catching everyone's attention when he asked Press Secretary Sarah Sanders about school shootings.
"At my school, we recently had a lockdown drill," Choucron, 13, said, reading from a piece of paper. "One thing that affects mine and others' mental health is the worry that we or our friends could get shot at school."
Choucron, a student at Marin Country Day School in California, continued: "Specifically, can you tell me what the administration has done and will do to prevent these senseless tragedies?"
Sanders appeared to tear up during her response.
There’s a kid at today’s White House press briefing. He just asked Sarah Sanders about school shootings and safety https://t.co/PrmyAzaik0 — Meg Wagner (@megwagner) May 30, 2018
"I think that as a kid and certainly as a parent, there is nothing more terrifying than for a kid to go to school and not feel safe, so I'm sorry that you feel that way," she said. "This administration takes it seriously and the school safety commission that the president convened is meeting this week, again, an official meeting, to discuss the best ways forward and how we can do every single thing within our power to protect kids within our schools and to make them feel safe and to make their parents feel good about dropping them off."
Choucroun is in town covering a sports event for Time for Kids magazine.
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Question: John Meyler will 'carry no baggage' to Wexford Park says former keeper Damien Fitzhenry

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Almost 44 years since John Meyler first left Wexford for Leeside, he takes a Cork senior hurling team back to his native county tomorrow.
Having grown up in Tacumshane, he went to UCC in 1974 and, after a spell in England, eventually settled in Cork in 1982.
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He immersed himself in sport as a student, not just Gaelic games,and starred in the UCC soccer team’s Collingwood Cup success in 1979, displaying a pedigree which his son, David, a current Ireland international, later tapped into.
Meyler was fascinated by Cork’s strong sporting mentality, the unshakeable belief in themselves that was alien to him at first, but he drank it in and tried to impart it in Wexford when he was appointed manager in late 2006.
He had played at underage and senior level for the county before representing Cork, with whom he won an All-Ireland medal as a non-playing substitute in 1986.
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“He’s a proud Wexford man and that definitely shone through when he was involved with us,” said former Wexford goalkeeper Damien Fitzhenry.
“He’s the sort of a guy that says it as it is and if you’re not that fond of that, that’s probably your own problem really.”
It’s a style of management that Fitzhenry warmed to.
“I think that would be the way it should be in general for anybody that’s going over a team.
“Our first introduction to John would have been a weekend training camp in St Helen’s in Wexford.
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“You had to be down there on Thursday night, we trained Friday, we trained Saturday and we trained on Sunday and I was talking to John after that and I said, ‘Jaysus John, that was a fairly serious introduction’ and he said to me, ‘After that I know who’s interested in playing hurling for Wexford’.”
Meyler took charge at a time when Wexford had been in gradual decline as Kilkenny’s greatest ever team reached its peak. They took some terrible beatings from Brian Cody’s rampant side but he still guided them to an All-Ireland semi-final in 2007 with a memorable victory over Tipperary.
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However, he was dismissed the following year amid player unrest.
“I was told that some people didn’t want me, players didn’t want me and that they had lost confidence in me,” Meyler said at the time.
“Maybe I could have done things better, I accept that. But that’s the way it goes.”
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Fitzhenry was outraged and immediately backed Meyler publicly.
“To this day I think that he was very, very harshly treated.
“I received a phone call from him to tell me that he was gone. I didn’t believe him, but he said that he had been summoned to a meeting and relieved of his duties as Wexford senior hurling manager.”
Fitzhenry wasn’t privy to any player heave against Meyler.
“That was never brought up while I was the room or anything like that. I don’t know where it came from really but to be acted upon the way it was acted upon was completely wrong and the man was harshly dealt.”
After that, Meyler had a second stint as Kerry manager before taking over Carlow, who came within two points of knocking Wexford out of the 2013 Championship.
Having been involved with Cork teams intermittently over the years, he was under-21 manager and senior selector last year. When Kieran Kingston surprisingly stepped down after last year’s Championship, he was appointed senior manager.
Fitzhenry continued: “I think if he hadn’t ended up where he is now, it would have been a huge waste of talent that he has, for him not to get involved at that level again.
“Brilliant coach. Great man-manager, his hurling knowledge is second to none and personally I’d like to see him doing very well.”
He’ll carry no baggage with him tomorrow, Fitzhenry insists.
“I honestly don’t think he’ll dwell on what happened during his tenure in Wexford. I don’t think he’s that sort of a guy.
“I think he will have Cork tuned in for a really tough game in Wexford Park and I’m sure what happened 10 years ago will be far from his mind.”

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Question: Kirkby-born man who made and designed Raquel Welch's fur bikini honoured with blue plaque

The man who draped Raquel Welch in doe skin, creating “mankind’s first bikini” for cult classic One Million Years BC, has been celebrated with a plaque in his home town.
Kirkby-born Carl Toms OBE won numerous awards for his designs, including a Lawrence Olivier Award for a theatre set, but it is his Hollywood work that is known to millions across the world.
His fur bikini that Mrs Welch wore in One Million Years BC became one the most iconic outfits in film history, leading to the film poster becoming an all-time best-seller.
Welch who played 'Loana the Fair One' in the 1966 film told in a 2012 interview how the Kirkby native got up close and personal with one of the most beautiful women in the world: “Carl just draped me in doe skin, and I stood there while he worked on it with scissors.”
The outfit later became famous to a new generation when convicts in the Oscar-winning 1994 film The Shawshank Redemption, used the bikini poster to cover an escape tunnel.
Mr Toms who died aged 72 at his home in Hertfordshire in 1999, was once one of the most sought-after and successful designers in theatre, opera, cinema and ballet working in Britain, Austria and the United States during a career spanning 50 years.
Recognising his accomplishments, he received the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the 1969 Honours.
He started life in humbler circumstances, born above a tailor shop now Taylors Corn Stores on Kingsway before attending Diamond Avenue Boys School.
To commemorate his life and works a plaque has been unveiled marking his birthplace on Tuesday, May 29.
The research into Mr Toms who won a Tony Award for Best Scenic Design and a Laurence Olivier Award for Best Set Design and organisation of the plaque was carried out by Kirkby Living Memory Group member and entertainer Trevor Lee.
He said: “It is fantastic that we are able to celebrate the life and work of this local hero. His career spanned so many mediums across a number of countries around the world so to recognise his success in his hometown is a proud moment for Kirkby and his legacy.”
Amongst many other achievements, he also decorated the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden for the Royal Gala and designed a Wedgewood tankard for the wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana.
In 1965 in his home town of Kirkby, the final film to be shown at the Regent Cinema, now Wetherspoons, was ‘SHE’ the very first film he worked on as a costume designer for Ursula Andress.
Ashfield District Council funded the research and plaque with £250 in funding.
Councillor Rachel Madden, who also contributed from her local members grant, said: “We are proud to have supported this event as it is important that we recognise and acknowledge our cultural history here in Ashfield. Our residents can be proud of people such as Carl Toms who have made such an impact in their field around the world”.
“It is fantastic that local historians such as Trevor and the Kirkby Living Memory Group can share stories such as this and reveal the fascinating past of our district.”

A north Yorkshire town that was once dubbed 'Scrooge town' has pulled out all the stops to turn up the sparkle for this year's festive season.
Christmas was once declared 'cancelled' in Harrogate after it failed raise enough money to put up any lights, a tradition many other towns across the UK follow.
Instead of being left in the shade, however, Yorkshire pride kicked in and the community vowed that this must never happen again.
They launched an annual 'How Big is Your Bauble' campaign to raise £30,000 by running a best Christmas shop window competition to ensure the lights never go out on the town voted Britain’s happiest place to live.
Traders got into the competitive festive spirit to battle it out for the coveted title of best Christmas shop window and it was all captured in front of the TV cameras for Channel 5's Harrogate: A Great Yorkshire Christmas.
Betty's Tea Room window designer Robyn Cox proudly stands outside his display as part of the competition
For months the old spa resort has been awash with rumours, late night window snooping and tales of trees the size of Redwoods.
Preparations began in September following the announcement for the competition, with many local shops taking the planning and design of their own windows very seriously.
Interior designers Furnish & Fettle are one of the stores featured in the documentary and showroom boss Adam Hickinbottom had big ideas to help them grab the title of best window.
He tried to turn a 6ft mannequin Tullulah into an angel with peacock feathers for wings and also borrowed a £10,000 stag head studded with Swarovski crystals.
Eleanor Goddard, who runs the shop with husband Glyn, suspected a rival store owner was following her on social media under a false name to find out the design for her window.
Eleanor Goddard and Adam Hickinbottom Owner of Interior Design Retailer 'Furnish and Fettle' fear they have a spy checking on their plans
Sandi Sales Sandi of dance retailer Adage Dance prepping her shop window for the big shop window compeition
Showroom manager Adam Hickinbottom of Furnish and Fettle is hard at work turning a 6ft mannequin Tullulah into an angel with peacock feathers
Adage Dance owner Sandi Sales, who store is four streets away, came close to tears trying to sculpt an over-sized music box Nutcracker ballerina from fine wire.
She won last year with a display featuring kids dancing, but faced stiff competition this year.
Nearby, Bijouled jeweller Georgina Collins wanted celebrate her tenth year in business with a win and said it would be the cherry on top of the cake.
'People always say "we love your window" but we never win,' she complained.
This year she’d pinned all her hopes on her Three Divas of Christmas Past, Present and Future.
The town locals kept a close eye on their arch rival Betty’s Tea Rooms as every year, they say, it pours cash into its display 'like Yorkshire Tea into a bottomless mug'.
It's all good fun for the Harrogate town locals as they try and raise £30,000 for the Christmas lights
Ann Percival and Mervyn Darby from the Rotary Club of Harrogate head into to town to judge the Shop Window Competition
Georgina Collins the owner of retailer Bijouled preparing her shop window with designer Clare Jordan
Heading up the creation of the display is Robyn Cox, Betty’s Head of Beautiful - the decorations are kept locked away in a secret room.
Work goes on into the night on the theme which centres on chocolate animals Harry the Hedgehog, Freddy Fox and Sophie Squirrel.
Designer Robyn Cox is seen in the documentary having a last minute panic as garland runs out.
'Everyone wants to beat Betty’s,' says Stray FM DJ Nick who helped launch the competition.
It's all lighthearted fun for the town as the main goal is to raise £30,000 so the lights can remain on.
The winner of the competition will be revealed in Channel 5’s Harrogate: A Great Yorkshire Christmas on Wednesday and Thursday at 9pm


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FORT MYERS, Fla. — About a month ago, Minnesota Twins shortstop Jorge Polanco learned he had tested positive for a performance-enhancing substance.
The news of his 80-game suspension, including ineligibility for post-season play, hit the Twins hard on Sunday after their exhibition game.
"We don't want it in our game. We want a clean game. It sometimes is disappointing in seeing guys still trying to use performance-enhancing drugs," second baseman Brian Dozier said on Monday as the Twins started their final full week of spring training. "But at the same time, when it comes to a guy on my team, that's my brother. He needs love right now. That's the only thing I'm really worried about."
Now the Twins must concern themselves with Polanco's place in the lineup. He had a breakout second half of his first full season as the regular shortstop in 2017, batting .316 with 10 home runs and 42 RBIs over his last 55 games from Aug. 1 on while taking over the No. 3 spot in the batting order and helping the Twins reach the AL wild-card game.
Twins chief baseball officer Derek Falvey said shortstop is one of the positions he felt the team entered the spring with depth at, including Eduardo Escobar, Ehire Adrianza and non-roster invitee Erick Aybar. The versatile Escobar, who played five different positions for the Twins last season including one inning at catcher, is likely to be the primary option. Nobody has played more shortstop for the Twins since 2014 than Escobar, who hit 21 homers with 73 RBIs in 457 at-bats, all career highs.
"What Escobar did stepping up for us last season and we're going to ask him again, which is to step up and be a big part of this," Falvey said. "He's worn that jersey and been fine with that before. I think Adrianza is somebody we really liked last year when we got him and was somebody who could continue to progress and grow. So, between those two guys internally who are on the roster, we feel like those guys are in a great spot to step up for us."
Aybar, who has begun his 12th major league season, was signed to a minor league contract last month, before the Twins knew about Polanco's pending suspension. There's also some uncertainty about the availability of third baseman Miguel Sano, though to a much lesser degree than the half-season Polanco will be absent for. Sano is being investigated by Major League Baseball for alleged harassment of a freelance photographer after an autograph signing in 2015, and he's also recovering from surgery on his shin.
Then there's Nick Gordon, the fifth overall pick in the 2014 amateur draft who was at Double-A Chattanooga last season. He spent plenty of time at second base during spring training before being reassigned to minor league camp on Sunday shortly before news broke of Polanco's suspension, and Falvey said Gordon would continue to work out shortstop, his original position.
As for Polanco, he decided to drop his appeal of the punishment on Sunday out of respect for the team so he'd begin serving it as soon as possible. Polanco met with reporters briefly on Monday before he'd had an opportunity to address his teammates. He'll continue to work out at the team's facility in Fort Myers when the team breaks camp and can play in extended spring training games with the minor leaguers.
"I know how everything happened," Polanco said. "I know the details, but today's not a day to discuss those things. Today's a day for me to be here in front of all of you guys and the Twins organization and my fans and just apologize."

By Brendan Kuty and Randy Miller | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
Here are the Yankees and Twins lineups for Tuesday at Yankee Stadium.
Manager Aaron Boone put Neil Walker in at first base. Tyler Austin had been swinging a hot bat at the position while waiting to learn the fate of the appeal of his five-game suspension. We'll have more on whether Austin was finally suspended later.