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NOVUS ENTERTAINMENT BROADCAST CENTER UK police stop passing Manchester bombing information to US over leaks Officers investigating Manchester Arena bombing take decision as transatlantic row over leaks escalates Manchester bombing: latest updates                      Armed police patrol the streets Of Manchester. British police have stopped sharing evidence from the investigation into the terror network behind the Manchester bombing with the United States after a series of leaks left investigators and the government furious. The ban is limited to the Manchester investigation only. British police believe the leaks are unprecedented in their scope, frequency and potential damage. Downing Street was not behind the decision by Greater Manchester police to stop sharing information with US intelligence, a No 10 source said, stressing that it was important police were allowed to take independent decisions. “This is an operational matter for police ,” a No 10 spokesman

NOVUS ENTERTAINMENT BROADCAST CENTER Photographs of Manchester bomb parts published after leak https://nbeconline.blogspot.com.es/ Ewen MacAskill in London and Julian Borger in Washington Wednesday 24 May 2017 19.50 BST First published on Wednesday 24 May 2017 15.41 BST Extraordinary details about the bomb used in the Manchester atrocity have been published in the New York Times, almost all of it forensic evidence gathered by the British police at the scene. A series of photographs of the remains of the bomb, the detonator and what appeared to be a rucksack were leaked. The preliminary investigation by the police is extremely detailed, down to the belief that the killer, Salman Abedi, held the small detonator in his left hand. Suspicion on who leaked it to the US-based reporter rested on US officials, who have been feeding a series of details about the Manchester bombing to American journalists. Leaking such inside information from the investigation will add to tension

NOVUS ENTERTAINMENT BROADCAST CENTER Immigration to Finland rose to all-time high in 2016 FINLAND CREATED: 18 MAY 2017 Finland witnessed an increase in both immigration and emigration in 2016, according to Statistics Finland. DOMESTIC TOOLS PRINT EMAIL TYPOGRAPHY MEDIUM DEFAULT READING MODE SHARE THIS https://plus.google.com/101895500115787319643 https://twitter.com/ent_novus https://www.facebook.com/groups/617158538490042/ Finland’s population has continued to become more diverse. Statistics Finland on Wednesday reported that immigration to the country increased to an all-time high of 34,905 persons in 2016, signalling an increase of roughly 6,000 from 2015 and one of almost 3,000 from the previous record year of 2013. More than three-quarters (78%) of the people who moved to the country last year were foreign citizens. Statistics Finland revealed  also that emigration from the country increased notably, albeit not as sharply a

NOVUS ENTERTAINMENT BROADCAST CENTER        Julian Assange and Sweden's prosecutors How the saga of a trip to Sweden , an arrest warrant and refuge in an Ecuadorian embassy unfolded https://www.facebook.com/groups/617158538490042/   https://www. semperdiamondlodge.com/      Julian Assange in the Ecuadorian embassy in London, after giving a press conference from its balcony in February last year. Photograph: Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images https://www.facebook.com/groups/617158538490042/      https://twitter.com/ent_novus   Shares Peter Walker and Damien Gayle Friday 19 May 2017 10.56 BST First published on Monday 12 October 2015 16.57 BST 2010 14 August Assange invited to Stockholm to address seminar by the Social Democrats’ Brotherhood Movement, staying at apartment of Miss A. The two reportedly have sex that night. 17 August Assange reportedly has sex with Miss W, a woman he met at the seminar on 14

Poll of 14- to 24-year-olds shows Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat and Twitter increased feelings of inadequacy and anxiety   Young people scored Instagram the worst social medium for sleep, body image and fear of missing out. Photograph: Mark Mawson/Getty Image DenisCampbell  Health policy editor Friday 19 May 2017 08.08 BSTFirst published on Friday 19 May 2017 00.01 BST Four of the five most popular forms of social media harm young people’s mental health, with  Instagram  the most damaging, according to research by two health organisations. Instagram has the most  negativeimpact on young people’s mental wellbeing , a survey of almost 1,500 14- to 24-year-olds found, and the health groups accused it of  deepeningyoung people’s feelings of inadequacy and anxiety . The survey, published on Friday, concluded that Snapchat,  Facebook  and Twitter are also harmful. Among the five only YouTube was judged to have a positive impact. The four platforms have a negative effe

NOVUS ENTERTAINMENT BROADCAST CENTER British households fear EU split is going to cost … best of the rest slug it out in leaders debate … Trump introduces a caveat  The Br-exit vote has created an uncertain future, but most people seem resigned to the fact it’s going to cost them more. Photograph: Christopher Furlong/Getty Images Top story: The price of going it alone Good morning to you, Graham Russell here with the news to start your  Friday . The terms of the split are far from agreed but almost every household appears resigned to one fact: this Brexit thing is going to cost us. A Mintel survey has found four out of five consumers are  concerned about price rises on household essentials  such as food, drink and clothing and 68% are worried about the economy as the uncertainty takes its toll. The slump in the pound following the Brexit vote has indeed pushed up the prices of imports, especially of food and clothing, but the report does find some silver li