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Jiggling, my god. In an instant 87 passengers and five crewmen told me they felt a sudden jolt. As if you slam on your brakes in the car. Reporter two tires blew after touchdown. A fire broke out within and around those wheels. An emergency situation was initiated. Emergency chutes deployed. One of the flight attendants was yelling get out, get out, get out. They were freaking us out. We were sitting in the back near the tires and we noticed they were on fire almost immediately. Reporter initial...

The bay area. Whats behind this emotional homecoming 60 years in the making. Mornings on 2 starts now. Good morning. Welcome to a brandnew day. Its tuesday, its july 30th. Welcome to mornings on 2. Im dave clark. Im maureen naylor. Tori campbell is off today. We want to start with weather and traffic. Steve, still fog out there . A lot of fog and haze from the fires. That will be with us today. Low cloud deck in place. Inland temperatures have cooled down. Not much change. Heres sal. Traffic on ...

Students are invited to taste goat meat, throw spears and make stone tools at the anthropology department’s annual goat roast on Friday.

THIS walk is the best of Wensleydale - at least in my humble opinion.

Try out this walk between two of Wensleydale’s most popular attractions

It is not unusual for a country to be shaped in the public gaze by some of its most stereotypical facets. For some, France will always be the Eiffel Tower, a striped T-shirt and a baguette in a bicycle basket. Germany’s image will forever have something to do with beer and sausages. As for Switzerland, the next three words choose themselves. Mountains. Clocks. And, depending on the sweetness of your tooth, cheese or chocolate.

From city breaks to adventure escapes, here are the best ways to experience Switzerland this year

Christina Robinson denies murdering her three-year-old son Dwelaniyah at their home near Durham.

Christina Robinson denies murdering her three-year-old son Dwelaniyah at their home near Durham.

More than 7,000 motorists who were mistakenly fined for speeding in the Swiss capital have been remunerated.