In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.

Input: Consider Input: Photography by: Splash News/Getty Images 
  
 Seal revealed that he and estranged wife Heidi Klum have told their four kids about their sad split. 
  
 Although Leni, 7, Henry, 6, Johan, 5, and Lou, 2, are too young to understand exactly what is going on, Seal told Access Hollywood's Billy Bush that the couple tried to explain the situation as best they could without breaking their little hearts. 
  
 OK! GALLERY: SEAL STEPS OUT AT THE GROVE STILL WEARING HIS WEDDING RING 
  
 "We talk to them, we try to explain as best we could what is going on," Seal said of breaking the news to the kids. "[We're] just explaining to them that things will be different, you know, without going into too much detail. Things will be different." 
  
 But although Seal admits things will change, he still feels that the split will bring his family closer. 
  
 "A lot of things won't change," Seal continued. "The main thing is to make sure that they [the kids] feel that they're loved. Make sure they understand that their parents love each other and... it has absolutely nothing to do with them." 
  
  
  
  
  
 "In actual fact, it may even improve the amount of time that we spend with them," says Seal. "Quality time." The singer, who is somewhat hopeful for a reconciliation with Heidi, said that no matter what happens, he knows that his relationship with his kids will be better because of the experience."In actual fact, it may even improve the amount of time that we spend with them," says Seal. "Quality time." 
  
 Watch a clip of Seal's interview with Billy below. ||||| How Did Seal & Heidi Klum Tell Their Children About The Split? 
  
 Seal tells Billy Bush how he and Heidi explained to their children about their split. Tune-in to Access Hollywood Live and Access Hollywood on Friday, January 27 for the full interview. |||||

Output: Seal and Heidi Klum broke the news about their divorce to a small group people: their four little children, Access Hollywood reports. "We talk to them, we try to explain as best we could what is going on," Seal says. "[We're] just explaining to them that things will be different, you know, without going into too much detail." Makes sense, considering that Leni, 7, Henry, 6, Johan, 5, and Lou, 2 are too young to really understand, OK! reports. How much will their world change? "A lot of things won't change," Seal says. "The main thing is to make sure that they feel that they're loved. Make sure they understand that their parents love each other and... it has absolutely nothing to do with them." He adds that "it may even improve the amount of time that we spend with them. Quality time." (See the video here. Or see why Seal still won't take off his wedding ring.)


Input: Consider Input: Showtime confirmed the many returning and new faces on board for next year's revival. 
  
 Showtime's Twin Peaks revival has unveiled its official cast list, and it's a long one. 
  
 On Monday, the pay cabler and executive producers David Lynch and Mark Frost confirmed the 217 returning and new actors on board for the project ahead of its 2017 debut. The list of participating actors comes after months of silence from the team behind the beloved series. Among the names of the many actors set to appear are David Duchovny, Laura Dern, Michael Cera, Ashley Judd, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Amanda Seyfried, Naomi Watts and even Lynch himself. 
  
 Some notable names missing from the list are original series stars Lara Flynn Boyle, who played Donna; Piper Laurie, who played Catherine; and Michael Ontkean, who played the sheriff. 
  
 The confirmation comes after principal photography has wrapped on the revival, which picks up 25 years after the inhabitants of a quaint northwestern town were stunned when their homecoming queen Laura Palmer was shockingly murdered. 
  
 Check out the full list below. ||||| This will appear next to all of your comments 
  
 This will NOT appear anywhere on Newser ||||| Questions have surrounded Showtime's new Twin Peaks series ever since it was first announced: Is it a reboot? Is David Lynch on board? Did David Lynch drop out? Is David Lynch back on board after dropping out? And most importantly, will the frontman of Nine Inch Nails be making an appearance? 
  
 Okay, maybe the rest of you weren't asking all of those exact questions, but either way the answers appear to be yes. Showtime has released the names of all 217 cast members of the upcoming show, and included are: Trent Reznor, his wife Mariqueen Reznor, Eddie Vedder, Jim Belushi, Monica Bellucci, Robert Forster, and pretty much every random person you could possibly think of. 
  
 Is 'Twin Peaks' turning into a multi-layered Lynchian metaverse? 
  
 There's no mention of what characters everyone will be playing, but it's worth noting that longtime NIN guitarist Robin Finck also shows up on the list, so maybe Lynch is just going to shoot some '90s concert scenes. But perhaps there's something deeper there for the Lynchian conspiracy theorists to dig into, because many of the performers listed have taken part in David Lynch productions outside of Twin Peaks. Naomi Watts, for example, starred in Mulholland Drive, while Balthazar Getty was in Lost Highway — a project that Reznor scored. That's not to mention Laura Dern, who is also on the Twin Peaks list, and was one of the stars of Wild At Heart and Inland Empire. Is it a sign? Is there a multi-layered David Lynch metaverse in play, or has he simply gone Marvel? It's a mystery! 
  
 Thankfully there are some familiar names from the original series that should be a little more self-explanatory. They include: Mädchen Amick (Shelly Johnson), Sherilyn Fenn (Audrey Horne), David Duchovny (Agent Dennis), and, obviously, Kyle MacLachlan. (If you don't know who he plays, you really need to just stop reading and go watch Twin Peaks right now. Yes, all of it. Don't worry; we'll wait.) 
  
 The full list is included below, and in case there were any questions whatsoever, it seems pretty clear that this thing is going to get weird. |||||

Output: The Twin Peaks reboot is chugging along, and Showtime announced the cast Monday, the AP reports. The new series, premiering on an as-yet-unannounced date in 2017, takes place 25 years after the original series, and fans of the original will be happy to know that original cast members Kyle MacLachlan, Sherilyn Fenn, David Duchovny, Mädchen Amick, and Harry Dean Stanton are returning and that series creator David Lynch is also listed as part of the cast. The newbies include Naomi Watts, Richard Chamberlain, Jim Belushi, Michael Cera, Amanda Seyfried, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Ashley Judd, Laura Dern, Ernie Hudson, and Tom Sizemore. And there are more—a lot more. As the Hollywood Reporter notes, the full cast list has 217 names on it. But it's missing other veteran cast members, including Lara Flynn Boyle (Donna), Piper Laurie (Catherine), and Michael Ontkean (the sheriff). The Verge notes that some of the 217 cast members listed are pretty strange (they also include "Trent Reznor, his wife Mariqueen Reznor, Eddie Vedder, Jim Belushi, Monica Bellucci, Robert Forster, and pretty much every random person you could possibly think of") and that many of them have played roles in other Lynch projects: "Is there a multi-layered David Lynch metaverse in play?" Principal photography on the series has wrapped.


Input: Consider Input: Image copyright AFP Image caption Inmates at Colombo jail - more than 400 prisoners are on death row in Sri Lanka 
  
 A newly recruited hangman in Sri Lanka has resigned in shock after being shown the gallows for the first time. 
  
 The country has not carried out a judicial execution since 1976 but has over 400 prisoners on death row. 
  
 The authorities want to have an executioner ready in case hangings resume. 
  
 But three recruits have now abandoned the job within a year after the previous hangman was promoted to become a prison guard. 
  
 Commissioner-General of Prisons Chandrarathna Pallegama told the BBC that the new recruit - reported to be 40 and from the town of Anuradhapura - "got shocked and afraid" after seeing the gallows, which came after several days of training. 
  
 He had written a letter saying he wanted to resign and had failed to report for training since Monday. 
  
 Mr Pallegama said the man would be given one month to consider his decision. If there was no change, fresh applications would be called for through a government gazette. 
  
 The last permanent hangman had also said the gallows made him nervous, and he felt he was lucky only to have done clerical work despite his job title. 
  
 Two men were then recruited from among 176 applicants but quit the job last year after going on unauthorised leave, reports said. 
  
 The man who has just resigned is reported to have been the third-placed applicant from that process. 
  
 Any new execution in Sri Lanka would have to be authorised by President Mahinda Rajapaksa. 
  
 Those on death row do not include former members of the Tamil Tigers (LTTE) or LTTE suspects. ||||| March 20 marks the official start of spring, but for many others, the long winter is yet to end. 
  
 COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lanka is searching for a new hangman after the latest recruit got upset on seeing the gallows for the first time and quit, officials said on Tuesday. 
  
 The Prisons Department appointed the new hangman, the third most qualified from 176 applicants, last week, months after two hangmen chosen late last year failed to show up for work. 
  
 "We gave him one week's training, but he resigned after seeing the gallows, saying that he didn't want the job," Chandrarathna Pallegama, commissioner general of prisons, told Reuters. 
  
 "He told me that after seeing the gallows he got upset... Next time, we will show the gallows to the new recruits before giving them basic training." 
  
 But it's not as if he would have been likely to hang anyone anyway. The job is light administrative work only. 
  
 The Indian Ocean island nation, a predominantly Buddhist country, has not carried out an execution since 1976, despite the fact that there are at least 405 convicts on death row. 
  
 But an alarming rise in child abuse, rapes, murders, and drug trafficking in the country since the 25-year war against Tamil Tiger separatists ended in 2009 has prompted some lawyers and politicians to push for the death penalty to be reintroduced. 
  
 (Reporting by Ranga Sirilal; Writing by Shihar Aneez; Editing by Nick Macfie) |||||


Output: Sri Lanka is looking for a new hangman after its latest recruit quit in horror at his first sight of the gallows. The country's prison commissioner says the man was "shocked and afraid" after seeing the gallows after a week of training, reports the BBC. He is the third hangman to quit in the space of the year. "Next time, we will show the gallows to the new recruits before giving them basic training," the commissioner tells Reuters. Whoever gets the job will be mostly doing clerical work: The country hasn't executed anybody since 1976, though there are more than 400 inmates on death row.


