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BBC News Now

main story now. 48 people are now known to have died in monday's earthquake in centraljapan. many more are believed to be trapped under the rubble of collapsed buildings, most of them in the port of wajima. if live now to barnie davis who lives in kanazawa injapan with his wife and two daughters and was at home when the quake happened. ta ke take us through what happened to you when the earthquake struck. it was when the earthquake struck. it was about l"10pm _ when the earthquake struck. it was about 4:10pm in _ when the earthquake struck. it was about 4:10pm in the _ when the earthquake struck. it was about 4:10pm in the afternoon. - when the earthquake struck. it was about 4:10pm in the afternoon. i i when the earthquake struck. it was l about 4:10pm in the afternoon. i was at home by myself, my wife and daughters were out shopping. recently we had had a few small earthquakes but this one just continued and got bigger and bigger. itjust got bigger and bigger. the fridge door was banging open. my cats were going crazy. i will fridge door was banging open. my cats were going crazy.— cats were going crazy. i will play in those pictures _ cats were going crazy. i will play in those pictures that _ cats were going crazy. i will play in those pictures that you - cats were going crazy. i will play in those pictures that you sent l cats were going crazy. i will play. in those pictures that you sent in. take us through what happens. figs

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Nicky Campbell

and you say to keep head above the water, what kind of implications that have the broader family life and for you? . that have the broader family life and for you?— and for you? , yeah, it is really tou~h. i and for you? , yeah, it is really tough- i have — and for you? , yeah, it is really tough. i have been _ and for you? , yeah, it is really tough. i have been doing - and for you? , yeah, it is really tough. i have been doing two . and for you? , yeah, it is really i tough. i have been doing two jobs tough. i have been doing twojobs since _ tough. i have been doing twojobs since the — tough. i have been doing twojobs since the start of the year. we have a two—year—old so it means i can't spend _ a two—year—old so it means i can't spend as — a two—year—old so it means i can't spend as much time with her. we are having _ spend as much time with her. we are having to _ spend as much time with her. we are having to put — spend as much time with her. we are having to put her into childcare more. — having to put her into childcare more, which obviously there is a knock-on— more, which obviously there is a knock—on effect there with the cost. and just _ knock—on effect there with the cost. and just my— knock—on effect there with the cost. and just my health as well. i am absolutely— and just my health as well. i am absolutely exhausted all the time but it— absolutely exhausted all the time but it is— absolutely exhausted all the time but it is the only thing we can do at the _ but it is the only thing we can do at the moment while things are so pressurised. and i'm working more than a _ pressurised. and i'm working more than a normal 40 hour week now and i'm than a normal 40 hour week now and i'm really— than a normal 40 hour week now and i'm really feeling it. how than a normal 40 hour week now and i'm really feeling it.— i'm really feeling it. how fitting the 'obs i'm really feeling it. how fitting the jobs in? — i'm really feeling it. how fitting the jobs in? i— i'm really feeling it. how fitting the jobs in? i literally _ i'm really feeling it. how fitting the jobs in? i literally spread i i'm really feeling it. how fitting l the jobs in? i literally spread my workin: the jobs in? i literally spread my working hours — the jobs in? i literally spread my working hours over _ the jobs in? i literally spread my working hours over the - the jobs in? i literally spread my working hours over the week- working hours over the week basically— working hours over the week basically to get by. i am logged onto— basically to get by. i am logged onto my— basically to get by. i am logged onto my laptop at 9pm, 10pm and then i'm onto my laptop at9pm,10pm and then im up— onto my laptop at 9pm, 10pm and then im upat— onto my laptop at 9pm, 10pm and then i'm up at 6am. i tend to do an hour

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BBC News Now

a private service is being held to mark the 25th anniversary of the omagh bombing. 29 people died in the blast from a car bomb planted by the real ira. the service is taking place at omagh library at 3:10pm/ the same time as the explosion in 1998. you're live with bbc news. reports from southern russia say an explosion at a petrol station has killed at least 33 people and injured dozens more. the accident happened in the capital of dagestan on the caspian sea. pictures shared online shows the aftermath of the explosion. local media reports say a fire started in an area where cars were parked. it then spread to the petrol station, sparking the explosion. and these pictures were released by the russian emergencies ministry. hundreds of firefighters battled to control the fire. many of those who were injured have been flown to moscow for treatment. our moscow correspondent, will vernon, gave us this update a little earlier.

Place , People , Explosion , Service , Car-bomb , Blast , 25th-anniversary , Omagh-bombing- , Real-ira , 10pm , Omagh-library , 1998

Newsnight

now, to discuss this further, i'm joined by baroness nuala o'loan, former police ombudsman for northern ireland and author of a critical 2001 report into police handling of the bombing, by emma little—pengelly, dup mla for lagan valley, and by daniel mccrossan, sdlp mla for west tyrone. thank you all very much forjoining us. first of all, daniel mccrossan, how would you sum up what 0magh did to northern ireland and how it still affects people in northern ireland? well, tomorrow at 3:10pm, it will be 25 years since that dark and difficult day, a day that ripples through the hearts of the people of 0magh, which destroyed an entire community and destroyed families,

Fific-baroness , Nuala-o-loan , Police-ombudsman-for-northern-ireland , Police , Bombing , Daniel-mccrossan , Sdlp-mla , Author , Handling , Emma-little-pengelly , West-tyrone , Lagan-valley

The Context

probably count on one hand and two of those names are double be's —— dimple so for his name to be the one revealed, it was revealed that one in six of the british population had guessed, they knew the name, they had gone on various bits of social media and thought they knew enough, that still means five out of six didn't. and an utter shock, because the public face — this is a man for whom it was all about respect, trust, and above all dignity. that is what he brought to those moments. if you are presenting the 10pm news on bbc for 20 years, you are there because you are utterly reliable and trustworthy, and somebody the bbc hopes the audience trusts and

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The Context

pounds for people who claim they intruded into their privacy, there's just no reporting of that. so commendably, the bbc does look into itself. but when the bbc last night was leading it's 10pm noon for 13 minutes, beginning with was leading it's10pm noon for 13 minutes, beginning with the story about huw edwards using a dating app —— 10pm news, that seems to have lost any sense of proportion. -- 10pm news, that seems to have lost any sense of proportion. where to our lost any sense of proportion. where to your mind. _ lost any sense of proportion. where to your mind. as — lost any sense of proportion. where to your mind, as you _ lost any sense of proportion. where to your mind, as you say, _ lost any sense of proportion. where to your mind, as you say, if- lost any sense of proportion. where to your mind, as you say, if that's l to your mind, as you say, if that's a loss of a sense of proportion, where is that coming from? because let's not forget, this is a story that on social media was really dominating conversation, the public would've expected to see something about this. i would've expected to see something about this. ., �* �* , about this. i think the bbc will be about this. i think the bbc will be a ublicl about this. i think the bbc will be a publicly funded _ about this. i think the bbc will be a publicly funded service - a publicly funded service broadcaster, which i wholly back and it has huge levels of trust and is a huge institution, it should rise above the level of thinking as to

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The Context

10pm. there is a cut—off. some really strong debate going on, some very emotive statements. the labour mp maria eagle spoke not long ago saying we must draw a line in the sand to stop ministers think that they can lying to parliament whether they can lying to parliament whether they are junior ministers or the prime minister. there was an interesting interchange between the chair of the privileges committee, the right honourable harriet harman, and jacob rees—mogg, a well—known supporter of borisjohnson when he referred to tweets that harriet harman published. i referred to tweets that harriet harman published.— referred to tweets that harriet harman published. i wonder if she could say something _ harman published. i wonder if she could say something of _ harman published. i wonder if she could say something of her - harman published. i wonder if she could say something of her own i could say something of her own position in relation to the president said by thejudiciary committee by the house of lords, when lord hoffmann was involved he was set aside not because he was biased but because of the perception of bias. in relation to herfamous tweets, how does she think she met

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Sportsday

istanbut — manchester city and inter milan in istanbul. what you are seeing now as scenes— istanbul. what you are seeing now as scenes tive _ istanbul. what you are seeing now as scenes live in the fan zone in manchester. let's have a listen in. cheering — manchester. let's have a listen in. cheering and applause there is a corner about to happen in the final crucial seconds of this game. paul clark was not impressed. i was engrossed in an interview being conducted by nick robinson, only for it to be cut short to watch manchester city fans celebrating the champions league. whilst this is a great triumph, if i had wanted to see it, i would have picked a channel it was on. not only that, you decide to go straight into the 10pm news and show the same footage. this will be the lead story for days, so to cut short a captivating interview to show footage that would be repeated within ten minutes, it seems like it a curious attitude towards the news. bbc�*s news responded to that point like this. decisions to cut to breaking yours during sketching programming on the

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BBC News

we could see some nasty downpours in places with hail and thunder and gusty winds, but in between, large gaps of sunny weather. so it'll be very difficult to forecast exactly where these showers will occur, but we're sure of the area — and this is the area here. but elsewhere, a lot of sunshine on the way, and those temperatures rocketing to about 30 celsius, i think, in the hottest spots, but around coastal areas, we're talking more like the low 20s. and that really balmy night's to come on saturday night — in fact, at 10pm, temperatures in some towns and cities will still be hovering around 20 celsius. here's the forecast for sunday — again, a lot of sunshine around, very warm, very humid, but i think a greater chance of catching some showers and thunderstorms across many western parts of the uk. and remember, hail, thunder, and gusty winds, and then, it's back to sunshine again, so a bit of a mixed bag in some areas. the temperatures should reach the high 20s, but again, in some coastal areas,

Showers , Weather , Area , Thunder , Hail , Downpours , Places , Gaps , Gusty-winds , Is-furious , Lot , Temperatures