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The government appeals to the people to be calm and act with restraint, to defeat the aim of the terrorists to instigate a backlash in other parts of the country. The Government’s Defence spokesman Minister Keheliya Rambukwella said this attack was a brutal and savage terrorist attack and a clear example of LTTE terrorism. Co-chairs informed He said the Co-Chairs of the Sri Lanka Peace Process and the international community were being kept advised of this latest act of LTTE terrorism. This attack on civilians took place the day after S. Thamilchelvan and other LTTE members were flown from the Colombo International Airport to the safety of Kilinochchi in the North by the Government on their return after scuttling talks between the Government and the LTTE at Oslo last week. Since the LTTE scuttled these talks it has issued several statements through pro-LTTE websites and front organizations in the North of Sri Lanka that it would step up its violence in here. Analysts say the rebels were awaiting the safe return of their delegates to Kilinochchi to launch such attacks, the government statement said. Minister of Mass Media and Information, Anura Priyadarshana Yapa, told the media today “the government is aware that the aim of the terrorists is to instigate a backlash in order to fulfill their evil designs.” The Government has urged the people to be calm and support its endeavours to eradicate the menace of terrorism.Govt. appeal The Government statement said: “The Government appeals to all civilized people and the international community to take cognizance of such evil designs of terrorists and extend all the assistance and cooperation to the Government at this crucial juncture.” President Mahinda Rajapaksa and the Government expressed unreserved sympathy and condolences to the families of the victims of this brutal attack. The Military Spokesman Brig. Prasad Samarasinghe said all evidence so far showed a deliberate targeting of a civilian bus by the LTTE, as no armed services personnel traveled in buses on this route. It is reported the attack was done using a 15 to 20 kg claymore mine. Another mine was found by security services personnel carrying out search operations in the vicinity of the bomb attack.

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The Government of Sri Lanka has strongly condemned the barbaric and inhuman killing over 60 innocent civilians at Kebitigollawa this morning.


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Sunday's test took place underground at the mountainous Punggye-ri site. Analysis group 38 North published pictures which show "more numerous and widespread" disturbances than before. The test unleashed a powerful 6.3-magnitude tremor which was felt across the border in China. North Korea has conducted six nuclear tests so far, all at Punggye-ri, which consists of a system of tunnels dug beneath a mountainous region. 38 North said its latest pictures, which were taken a day after the latest test, showed landslides as well as numerous areas of gravel and scree fields which were "lofted" from the tremors. Lofting occurs when shockwaves force material to be lifted up from the ground, and the material falls back down in the same place. The disturbances took place near Mount Mantap, the highest point in the test site. They were "more numerous and widespread than what we have seen from any of the five tests North Korea previously conducted", the site's analysis said. But it added that while the test triggered a powerful tremor, it did not appear to have caused the crater to collapse. Some experts believe however that the nuclear test did cause an underground tunnel at Punggye-ri to collapse. Sunday's bomb was thought to have had a power range from 50 to 120 kilotonnes. A 50kt device would be about three times the size of the US bomb that destroyed Hiroshima in 1945. The repeated tests have prompted concerns about the test site's longevity, although experts are divided. Earlier this week Chinese scientists warned of the possibility of the mountain caving in and releasing radiation after future tests, reported the South China Morning Post. A previous 38 North commentary debunked the possibility of the tests triggering a volcanic eruption.

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North Korea's recent nuclear test appears to have triggered several landslides, according to what are believed to be the first satellite images of the aftermath.


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The building, which will be used as a student study space this academic year, will now be known as 40 George Square. An online petition claiming David Hume "wrote racist epithets" and calling for the building to be renamed has been signed more than 1,700 times. The university said Hume's comments on race, "though not uncommon at the time, rightly cause distress today." The decision was announced in a statement on the work of its equality and diversity committee and its race equality and anti-racist sub-committee. It said its work had been "energised" since the death in the US of George Floyd and campaigning by the Black Lives Matter movement. A number of cities have been reviewing the way in which public statues glorify figures associated with slavery and the colonial era, after a series of Black Lives Matter demonstrations. In Bristol, a statue of slave trader Edward Colston was removed by protesters in June. And in Edinburgh, it has been proposed to dedicate a controversial Henry Dundas monument to those enslaved because of his actions. New signage will explain that Dundas was "instrumental in deferring the abolition of the Atlantic slave trade". A statement explaining the decision to rename the university's building said: "It is important that campuses, curricula and communities reflect both the university's contemporary and historical diversity and engage with its institutional legacy across the world," the statement said. "For this reason the university has taken the decision to rename - initially temporarily until a full review is completed - one of the buildings in the central area campus." It added: "The interim decision has been taken because of the sensitivities around asking students to use a building named after the 18th century philosopher whose comments on matters of race, though not uncommon at the time, rightly cause distress today." The university said the decision was taken ahead of a "more detailed review of the university's links to the past" and work is "considering many other issues beyond the naming of buildings". 'Championed white supremacy' Elizabeth Lund, who started the online petition, wrote alongside it that Hume "wrote racist epithets not worth repeating." She said: "Nobody is demanding we erase David Hume from history. However, we should not be promoting a man who championed white supremacy." She added that Hume's writings should be learned about with context. "There is no reason the tallest building on campus should be named after him." Dr Felix Waldmann was the David Hume Fellow at Edinburgh University in 2016, and is now a Fellow of Christ's College, Cambridge. He wrote in The Scotsman: "There is no question that Hume was a brilliant philosopher, whose writings have shaped modern philosophy and Scottish culture." However, he added: "The history and morality of the matter is clear: Hume was an unashamed racist, who was directly involved in the slave trade."

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Edinburgh University has renamed its David Hume Tower over the philosopher's "comments on matters of race".


