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Two officers were taken to hospital, although their injuries are not believed to be serious. an ambulance technician has died after an object struck his vehicle's windscreen as it was responding to an emergency call. the driver of the ambulance was also injured in the incident, which happened near a village north of hereford yesterday morning. west mercia police has appealed for anyone with information about what happened to get in touch. —— an operation to put out one of northern ireland's largest gorse fires in recent years is continuing this morning. more than 100 firefighters have been...

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Team working towards the successful outcome which we are seeing this afternoon, and hopefully we will be closing down in the early part of this evening. closing down in the early part of this evening-— this evening. we're 'ust seeing ictures this evening. we're 'ust seeing pictures of the h this evening. we're 'ust seeing pictures of the fire _ this evening. we're just seeing pictures of the fire there. - this evening. we're just seeing pictures of the fire there. you | pictures of the fire there. you talked about devastation — how much damage has been done? anyone who knows it will tell y...

And we had gone location scouting of the day before, on the wednesday, and they got married on the friday, we immediately were turned back because of the gas pollution. we knew that that was something that might happen, there would be so many things, the lava flowing in the wrong direction or the wind blowing in at the wrong direction, it is also think that we had to take mind of, and we definitely brought some extra eyes, ears and hands on deck so we could faster deal with anything that arose, and we needed all eyes on the lava as they were getting married and we had a lava waterfall on one s...

Mountains in county down — with the firefighting teams assisted by organisations including the forestry service and the national trust. our correspondentjulian fowler reports from the scene. the slopes of slieve donard, northern ireland's highest mountain, have been ablaze for three days. after several weeks of dry weather, the gorse and heather on the mountainside was a tinderbox. the flames, fanned by a steady breeze from the irish sea. coast guard helicopters were deployed to get an aerial view, and transport firefighters into remote areas of the mountain terrain. the firefighting operati...