内容摘要：It is expected to be the most consequential review since the fall of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s, and make a series of recommendations for the U.K. to deal with the new threat environment, both on the military front and in cyberspace.

It is expected to be the most consequential review since the fall of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s, and make a series of recommendations for the U.K. to deal with the new threat environment, both on the military front and in cyberspace.

Answers are condensed for clarity and length.REID: I’m really into astronomy. Last Thanksgiving my family took a road trip to the Grand Canyon. I routed us through Scottsdale, Arizona, because I wanted to go to a dark sky park.

Because of light pollution, we can only see the brightest stars when we go out and look at the night sky in a major city. Whereas when you go to a dark sky park there is very limited man-made light. So you can see more stars. We got there and it was cloudy. I was beside myself. The next night we got to the Grand Canyon and all the clouds had disappeared and you could see everything. I stood there for hours. I was teary-eyed.I can’t emphasize enough: If anyone has any inclination to just go outside and look up at the night sky, it’s so rewarding.Last fall, author Taylor Jenkins Reid decided to take a break from social media. Now she can’t imagine going back. (May 30)

REID: I didn’t realize how much social media was creating so many messages in my head of, you’re not good enough. You should be better. You should work harder. You should have a prettier home. You should make a better dinner. And when I stopped going on it, very quickly I started to hear my own voice clearer.It was so much easier to be in touch with what I thought, how I felt, what I valued. I was more in touch with myself but also I’m going out into the world and I’m looking up at the sky and I am seeing where I am in relation to everything around me and I starting to understand how small my life is compared to the scale of the universe.

REID: Yes. It’s the only time I’ve been starstruck. I was in my bones, nervous. I had to talk to myself like, “Taylor, slow down your heart rate.” The admiration I have for her as an athlete but also as a human is immense. The idea that I might have written something that she felt captured anything worth her time, is a great honor. And the fact that she’s coming on board to help us make it the most authentic story we possibly can, I’m thrilled.

It’s one thing for me to pretend I know what it’s like to be standing at Flushing Meadows and win the U.S. Open. Serena knows. She’s done it multiple times. And so as we render that world, I think it is going to be really, really special because we have Serena and her team to help us.flag printed with the words “please walk on me” and laid on the floor of an art gallery has once again been packed away following public outcry, 30 years after protests forced the removal of the same artwork.

The Suter Art Gallery in the city of Nelson said Thursday it had taken down the work by Māori artist Diane Prince due to escalating tensions and safety fears. The episode mirrored an Auckland gallery’s removal of the work amid public backlash and complaints to law enforcement in 1995.This time, the flag was meant to remain on display for five months. Instead, it lasted just 19 days, reigniting long-running debates in New Zealand over artistic expression, national symbols and the country’s colonial history.

Police told The Associated Press on Friday that officers were investigating “several” complaints about the exhibition.The piece, titled Flagging the Future, is a cloth New Zealand flag displayed on the floor with the words “please walk on me” stenciled across it. The flag features the British Union Jack and red stars on a blue background.