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Radio. Radio. News the 9 I might power the driver of the tram which crashed at Croydon in south London a year ago killing 7 passengers and injuring dozens more probably dosed off at the wheel accident investigators say he was travelling at more than 3 times the maximum speed limit and as he approached a sharp bend they also criticized the operators saying they hadn't put in sufficient safety measures the leader of the commons Andrea led some told M.P.'s that lessons must be learned the whole country was horrified by what happened it was an absolute tragedy and I think. Great condolences to th...

Tricom conflict and disaster zones figures show that more than 12000000 people in Africa are internally displaced nearly 4000000 left their homes last year Britain's most prestigious contemporary art award the Turner prize as we won by an art professor who was born in Zanzibar the painter has been judges praised her work which explores the African Diaspora and black creativity Professor him it is the 1st black woman and the oldest person to win the award scientists at Oxford University have carried out the 1st radio carbon dating of a fragment of bone claimed to be from St Nicholas believed t...