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Some Monday Love: “Doc Martin Theme,” Brit TV and “Doc Martin,” and Being Multiregion

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Blacks in Britain Alert: Masterpiece Theatre, “Foyle’s War VI: Killing Time” Presents Black GIs in Post-World War II Britain

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The New York Times

Amid the Kale and Corn, Fears of White Supremacy at the Farmers’ Market August 18, 2019
Protests and counterprotests have jolted a market in Indiana where activists now hand out buttons that say “Don’t Buy Veggies From Nazis.”
When Cities Try to Limit Guns, State Laws Bar the Way August 18, 2019
“Our officers need help, they need help with gun control,” Philadelphia’s mayor said after six police officers were wounded by gunfire. But in most states, the issue is not up to urban leaders.
Why an Heiress Spent Her Fortune Trying to Keep Immigrants Out August 17, 2019
Newly unearthed documents reveal how an environmental-minded socialite became an ardent nativist whose money helped sow the seeds of the Trump anti-immigration agenda.
11 of Our Best Weekend Reads August 16, 2019
A look at the waves of Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way, the fate of bohemian consumerism and the doctor behind The New York Times Magazine’s “Diagnosis” column.
A Texas-Size Political Scandal Threatens Powerful House Speaker August 17, 2019
Speaker Dennis Bonnen is one of the most influential Republicans in Texas. Did he try to cut a secret deal to undermine members of his own party?
Man Charged in Connection With Rice Cooker Scare, Police Say August 18, 2019
The man, who was found in the Bronx on Saturday, faces three charges of placing a false bomb.
Antifa and Far-Right Groups Face Off in Portland as Trump Weighs In August 18, 2019
Conservative groups are urging the United States to label Antifa a domestic terrorist group. President Trump said the city was “being watched very closely.”
Cedric Benson, 36, Former Running Back, Dies August 18, 2019
Mr. Benson, who played for the Texas Longhorns and three N.F.L. teams, died in a motorcycle crash, friends and family said.

The Guardian, UK

Hong Kong: 1.7m people defy police to march in pouring rain August 18, 2019
An estimated quarter of the population fill downtown park and surrounding streetsHong Kong’s dilemma: fight or resist peacefullyAn estimated 1.7 million people in Hong Kong – a quarter of the population – defied police orders to stage a peaceful march after a rally in a downtown park, after two months of increasingly violent clashes that have prompted severe […]
No 10 furious at leak of paper predicting shortages after no-deal Brexit August 18, 2019
Government figures seek to play down predictions of food, medicine and fuel shortages in leaked documentOperation Yellowhammer: the key pointsDowning Street has reacted with fury to the leak of an official document predicting that a no-deal Brexit would lead to food, medicine and petrol shortages, with No 10 sources blaming the disclosure on a hostile former […]
Iran tanker at centre of diplomatic row set to leave Gibraltar August 18, 2019
Iran’s ambassador says vessel is expected to leave after Gibraltar rejects US request to detain it furtherThe supertanker at the centre of a six-week diplomatic row between Britain and Iran is expected to leave Gibraltar on Sunday night, Iran’s ambassador to the UK has said. Hamid Baeidinejad said on Twitter: “With the arrival of two specialised engineering […]
Trump confirms he is considering attempt to buy Greenland August 18, 2019
President says bid would be ‘essentially a real estate deal'Danish semi-autonomous territory has said it is not for saleAfter a White House adviser confirmed Donald Trump is considering an attempt to buy Greenland, the president said he was interested in the purchase for strategic reasons, though “it’s not No1 on the burner”. Related: 'Friends, you […]
New evidence emerges of Russian role in Ukraine conflict August 18, 2019
Research group Forensic Architecture collected images to use in ECHR caseNewly collated evidence documenting Russian military involvement in the conflict in Ukraine will be used to bolster legal claims against the Russian state by Ukrainian volunteer fighters.Forensic Architecture, a London-based research group, has collected and catalogued evidence of Russi […]
Dozens of rescuers try to save two trapped cavers in Poland August 18, 2019
Explosives could be used to open up route to pair trapped in cavern in Tatra mountains More than two dozen rescue workers are battling to save two cavers trapped in a cavern in the Tatra mountains in Poland after a narrow tunnel flooded with water.A representative of the rescue service said on Sunday it had not yet been possible to establish contact with the […]
Gap in NHS provision forcing gaming addicts to seek help abroad August 18, 2019
Addicted teenagers travelling to overseas clinics as there are no NHS facilities to treat themTeenagers addicted to gaming are travelling to private clinics overseas for treatment due to a lack of services in England and Wales to tackle the growing problem, the Guardian has learned.There are no NHS facilities to treat gaming addiction, which was listed and d […]
O’Rourke: El Paso shooting makes clear the ‘real consequence’ of Trump racism August 18, 2019
Democratic presidential candidate says suspect who killed 22 people earlier this month was inspired by Trump’s rhetoricThe deaths of 22 people in the El Paso shooting earlier this month made clear “the real consequence and cost of Donald Trump”, Democratic presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke said on Sunday. Related: 'Rigging the game': Stacey Abra […]

The BBC

Iran tanker row: Gibraltar rejects US request to detain ship August 18, 2019
The oil tanker is due to leave Gibraltar later on Sunday, Iran's ambassador to the UK says.
Hong Kong protests: Huge crowds rally peacefully August 18, 2019
Hundreds of thousands stage a pro-democracy protest amid warnings from Beijing authorities.
Afghanistan: Bomb kills 63 at wedding in Kabul August 18, 2019
The Islamic State group says it was behind the attack, which also wounded more than 180 people.
Gran Canaria: Wildfires displace 4,000 on holiday island August 18, 2019
The Canary Islands regional president said the fires were out of control.
Big rescue operation in Poland to find trapped cavers August 18, 2019
Explosives might be used to free two cavers trapped since Saturday in the Tatra mountains.
Football derby leads to deadly rioting August 18, 2019
Three people are killed and several hurt in fighting between fans, after a team bus is attacked.
Zimbabwe sanctions: Sadc calls on US and EU to drop policy August 18, 2019
Sixteen southern Africa countries say US and EU economic sanctions are harming the region.
Iceland says goodbye to 700-year-old glacier August 17, 2019
A plaque placed on Sunday commemorates Okjokull glacier, which was officially declared dead in 2014.