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Bobby Flay on controversial 'Iron Chef' stunt: 'The network was not thrilled' Bobby Flay thought his abrupt departure from “Iron Chef” — which he announced unexpectedly during filming — would make for "good TV."

Disruption is expected across the roads and public transport, and hundreds of schools remain closed. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2GPdc4K

It is expected to say Northern Ireland may have to follow EU single market rules to avoid a hard border. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2EX0kJ5

The two chains are understood to have put administrators on standby after failing to secure sale deals. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2F0GkoS

Briton Jemma Lilley garrotted, stabbed and buried Aaron Pajich at her home in Australia. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2ozE5C2

Police believe these could be the people who attacked 11 traffic cameras in one day in Washington DC. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2HSnIJw

High-potency cannabis now makes up 94% of the UK market, samples seized by the police suggest. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2GOu2R3

Pyongyang has been sending equipment to the country, a UN report finds. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2FBYu1D

International development charity BBC Media Action reveals six people were dismissed over 10 years. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2GPTkyi

After Oxfam's handling of a sex scandal in Haiti, the foreign aid sector faces tough questions. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2HTj12q

And overall public happiness with the NHS falls to its lowest level since 2011, a survey finds. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2EUdGd8

Zachary Cox fell to his death while working at a stadium that will host the 2022 World Cup. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2CN69a4

President Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser will no longer receive top-level briefings. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2FAI5ua

Winter weather sweeps across the UK and Boris Johnson raises the prospect of a hard border in Ireland after Brexit. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2BWMojS

Your morning briefing for 28 February 2018. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2CoiCFu

How one hit E4 show of the 2000's has produced the Oscar nominees of today. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2GOPAwX

Emily Moser was beaten up in an attempted rape. Now she teaches women self-defence. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2Coq8QH

Click meets Ben Morris of the Oscar nominated visual effects team behind Star Wars: The Last Jedi. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2EWZpfS

Marie Farmer came up with the idea during her maternity leave, and it has now led to her quitting her job. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2GOZ8bm

One in five students in Los Angeles face housing insecurity - so where are they living? from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2GNXC9s

Bitterly cold weather and heavy snow sweep in from the east, causing disruption and delight. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2F5kDYl

London College of Fashion students and staff tell us how they look cool in the cold. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2oxCJrw

The foreign secretary is ridiculed for comparing the border to London's congestion charge zone. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2FCodae

The chicken chain confirms it uses frozen chips - but says they're not the ones sold in shops. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2F71K7c

Inspectors say there are more than 350 unregistered schools but they have few powers to investigate. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2oBoemG

Areas with a similar demographic have managed it, so why hasn't Blackburn? from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2GLFOMb

At home with Superorganism - the eight-piece pop group who made a hit single before they'd even met. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2HTdWXW

What you need to know about the five movies competing for the best foreign language film Oscar. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2GORxcL

No longer is it enough to simple refer to the weather as "winter". So what's changed? from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2HMMbA1

A small window for diplomacy emerged during the "peace Olympics" in Pyeongchang, but it's closing fast. from BBC News - Home http://ift.tt/2ou8WR8

Suspect in Chicago cop's death got off easy for major parole violations, records suggest The suspect who allegedly gunned down Chicago police Commander Paul Bauer near City Hall earlier this month received an unusually light sentence for major parole violations in 2007, court records show.

Trump is 'most pro-life president in all of history,' Pence tells religious broadcasters Vice President Mike Pence got right to the point Tuesday when he addressed the National Religious Broadcasters' 75th annual meeting in Nashville.

Pelosi the 'most right-wing'? Only in San Francisco Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., the House minority leader up for reelection, has been called the “most right-wing’ candidate running in her district this year.

Obama makes in-person pitch for presidential center The Obama Foundation held its final public meeting Tuesday in a bid to win support for a planned Barack Obama presidential library on the South Side of Chicago.

Are Republicans united over gun control, securing schools? Florida Governor Rick Scott and House Speaker Paul Ryan breaking with President Trump over his call for federal mandate to allow for arming school teachers; reaction from Rep. Warren Davidson.

Florida shooting survivor: CNN gave me 'scripted' question for town hall, quashed question on armed guards A survivor of the Florida high school massacre said in an interview that CNN rejected his proposal to discuss armed guards in schools and instead handed him a "scripted" question to ask during Wednesday night's town hall on gun rights.

US trade representative on challenges from China, Mexico Bob Lighthizer is tasked with giving the U.S. the upper hand in trade negotiations.

Jorge Ramos on border wall, Supreme Court immigration ruling Univision and Fusion anchor is the author of the new book 'Stranger: The Challenge of a Latino Immigrant in the Trump Era.'

Parkland student: CNN gave me 'scripted' questions on guns Colton Haab, a Junior ROTC student and survivor of the school shooting in Parkland, Fla. last week, said he going to participate in the CNN town hall Wednesday night, but decided not to when he said the network provided him with a list of “scripted questions.” "I expected to be able to ask my questions and give my opinions on my questions," Haab said told a local ABC affiliate, WPLG-TV.

Denver mayor accused of sexual harassment by former member of security team, report says A former member of Denver Mayor Michael Hancock’s security detail claimed the Democratic politician sexually harassed her while she was on his team, according to a report.

KABUL (Reuters) - Afghan President Ashraf Ghani offered recognition of the Taliban as a legitimate political group on Wednesday as part of a proposed political process that he said could lead to talks aimed at ending more than 16 years of war. from Reuters: World News http://ift.tt/2sXfwUY

BEIJING (Reuters) - With stealth jets entering service, leaked pictures of new high-tech naval artillery and proud reports of maneuvers that "dare to shine the sword," China's armed forces are putting on a show of power as they lobby for greater defense spending. from Reuters: World News http://ift.tt/2BXTLrk

RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's powerful crown prince said the kingdom's anti-corruption crackdown was needed to meet budget targets, comparing the purge to chemotherapy in an interview with the Washington Post published on Wednesday. from Reuters: World News http://ift.tt/2BXd2Jt

JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Sepulchre, revered as the site of Jesus's crucifixion and burial, reopened on Wednesday after Israel backtracked on Tuesday from a tax plan and draft property legislation that triggered a three-day protest. from Reuters: World News http://ift.tt/2FBA7kn

GENEVA (Reuters) - Canada is gravely concerned by the imprisonment of two Reuters journalists in Myanmar, Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland told the U.N. Human Rights Council on Tuesday, adding that ethnic cleansing had taken place in Myanmar's Rakhine state. from Reuters: World News http://ift.tt/2oucd2Z

BEIRUT/GENEVA (Reuters) - A Russian call for a five-hour truce on Tuesday failed to halt one of the most devastating campaigns of the Syrian war, where residents said government warplanes resumed striking the eastern Ghouta region after a brief lull. from Reuters: World News http://ift.tt/2F9wVi4

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump discussed Iran's "destabilizing activities" and other security and economic issues in separate telephone calls with senior Saudi and Emirati leaders on Tuesday, the White House said. from Reuters: World News http://ift.tt/2EWisXE

(Reuters) - A capsule carrying two U.S. astronauts and a Russian cosmonaut from the International Space Station landed in snowy Kazakhstan on Wednesday after a five-and-a-half month mission, a NASA TV live broadcast showed. from Reuters: World News http://ift.tt/2BVJKe3

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Whole villages were flattened and water sources spoiled by a powerful earthquake that killed at least 20 people, residents said on Wednesday as rescuers struggled to reach the hardest-hit areas in Papua New Guinea's remote, mountainous highlands. from Reuters: World News http://ift.tt/2F0C3Gg

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian federal police arrested the son of former finance minister P. Chidambaram on Wednesday, but the agency which has been investigating suspected criminal misconduct related to approvals of investment deals, did not reveal the charges. from Reuters: World News http://ift.tt/2t5jWsW