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So theres a lot of palpable anger — and rightly so, if i may add. because while the government has attributed this tragic accident, the deadliest in greek history, to human error, a nation is asking, why are these types of accidents recurring? and why this apology by the prime minister is coming 57 victims too late. you are watching bbc news. a historic agreement to protect the worlds oceans has been approved, after ten years of talks. the high seas treaty aims to safeguard marine life in 30% ...

They could make an atomic bomb. ever since u.s. withdrew from four years, inspectors have limited visibility of whats going on in the facilities. monday the member countries of the iaea, including the united states are going to get a report and learn more about the assurances and i can assure you we will hear more from member countries including the united states about what they make of them. mike: ryan reporting live, ryan, thanks very much. demonstrators are filling the streets and clashing wi...

What happened and what did you see? it was a devastating to see. we saw me and my colleagues, he saw a father coming to the site searching for the belongings of his missing son, anything, he was trying to search for his shoes or his cross. scenes that you really cannot describe with words. i think that despite the greek society is building its anger. because at first the prime minister try to blame this on a single human error while the greek public considers other ways. when he says human error...

Master, of course. but there - trying to point to? to the station| master, of course. but there was trying to point to? to the station i master, of course. but there was a whole lot of safety measures that were not working, traffic lights and the remote traffic control system that was either not in place or not operational on that day. so a single human error led to dozens of people dying. we really dont know what that human error might have been, it may have simple as turning a key to change th...

Greeces prime minister has blamed tragic human error for the countrys worst ever rail disaster. its now reported to have killed at least a3 people. the passenger service heading to thessaloniki with 350 people on board collided with a freight train in the town of temp near the central city of larissa, causing carriages to fly off the tracks and catch fire. police have charged a local stationmaster with manslaughter by negligence. our europe correspondent, nick beake, is at the scene, and sent th...

Hellenic train, the operator responsible for this line. what started as a candlelight vigil turned into demonstrators having problems with police, riot police were called and teargas was dispersed. the source of the anger seems to be that safety concerns about this line were well—known and had in fact been for years. trade unionists had been speaking out. they said this particular line had been flagged and needed to be fixed. there was safety concerns already around it. a safety supervisor eve...

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Gulf of mexico. that low pressure is going to sweep east. and look what it does by the weekend, its going to land a swath of snow across the great lakes and into northern new england. we could pick up over half a foot of snow from chicago to my home state of michigan, as well as over a foot of snow across northern new england. speaking of snow, looks whats happening out west we have buried homes in yosemite national park. we received over seven feet of snow near palisades, near the lake tahoe re...

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At least 43 people were killed in the country’s worst rail tragedy after 2 trains crashed on a route plagued by years of safety warnings.