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Baltimore bridge collapse: Recapping the woeful history of bridge disasters

The devastating collapse of a major bridge in the US city of Baltimore is the latest tragedy in a woeful history of bridge collapses. From 1960 to 2015,...

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NZ's most embarrassing tech disasters, Part 2

Tech does so much to boost our nation. But when it goes wrong … oh, boy. The Herald is recapping some of NZ’s tech’s biggest misfires in a two-part series...

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NZ's most embarrassing tech disasters, Part 1

Tech does so much to boost our nation. But when it goes wrong … oh, boy. In part one of a two-part series the Herald is recapping some of NZ’s biggest...

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The Front Page: Recapping National and Act's election win and Labour's big defeats

It was a blue wave across the country, with significant gains for the minor parties.

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was transferred to arrowe park. - recovered with breathing support and was transferred to arrowe park. six l was transferred to arrowe park. six days after— was transferred to arrowe park. six days after her— was transferred to arrowe park. six days after her return, _ was transferred to arrowe park. six days after her return, on _ was transferred to arrowe park. six days after her return, on the - was transferred to arrowe park. six days after her return, on the nighti days after her return, on the night of 22nd. _ days after her return, on the night of 22nd. 23rd _ days after her return, on the night of 22nd, 23rd october, _ days after her return, on the night of 22nd, 23rd october, she - days after her return, on the night. of 22nd, 23rd october, she suffered her final— of 22nd, 23rd october, she suffered her final collapse. _ of 22nd, 23rd october, she suffered her final collapse. crying _ of 22nd, 23rd october, she suffered her final collapse. crying out - of 22nd, 23rd october, she suffered her final collapse. crying out in - her final collapse. crying out in severe — her final collapse. crying out in severe pain _ her final collapse. crying out in severe pain as _ her final collapse. crying out in severe pain as a _ her final collapse. crying out in severe pain as a result - her final collapse. crying out in severe pain as a result of - her final collapse. crying out in severe pain as a result of air. severe pain as a result of air emboius. _ severe pain as a result of air embolus, after— severe pain as a result of air embolus, after you - severe pain as a result of air embolus, after you injected| severe pain as a result of air. embolus, after you injected air severe pain as a result of air- embolus, after you injected air into his system — embolus, after you injected air into his system we _ embolus, after you in'ected air into his system.— his system. we will bring you back outside manchester _ his system. we will bring you back outside manchester crown - his system. we will bring you back outside manchester crown court. i his system. we will bring you back i outside manchester crown court. you are listening to the sentencing remarks for lucy letby. this is the judge. he has been talking about the details of this case, which of course we brought you first on friday. lucy letby, 33, convicted of the murders of seven babies in her care and attempted murders of six more. what you are watching is the picture inside court number seven. thejudge has presided over a trial almost ten months in length. he is explaining now, recapping, in many

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interrupted regular programme to broadcast an emergency news bulletin, recapping official statements about prigozhin and wagner, and stating that president putin was kept informed of developments. russian general vladimir alekseyev described mr prigozhin�*s actions as madness, whilst the deputy commander of the russian ukraine campaign sergei surovikin told wagner soldiers to stand down. you must do this before it is too late. obey the will and command of the elected president of the russian federation. stop the convoys, return to bases and places where you are stationed. meanwhile, the war in ukraine continues. air raid alerts have been issued across ukraine for a second night. two people were reported injured in kyiv by fragments from a downed russian drone.

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that? ._ m ,, sunak's government responding to that? m , that? really difficult because it is worth recapping _ that? really difficult because it is worth recapping that _ that? really difficult because it is worth recapping that rishi - that? really difficult because it is worth recapping that rishi sunak| worth recapping that rishi sunak became prime minister because he was seen by conservative mps has missed economic stability. he came in after some of the tumultuous times under liz truss to get things back under control and there are a lot of politicians in the conservative party really nervous about what's happening at the moment, nervous about the fact that this is going to make the cost of living squeeze for a lot of households even harder, nervous about the fact that inflation is coming down a lot slower than many had predicted, so the government will face criticism for that. the government will face criticism forthat. i'm the government will face criticism for that. i'm not sure that there's much it can do, actually, in terms of changing course because it set out what it thinks the best strategy is. it will face that criticism. some conservative mps that i've been chatting to a really angry at the bank of england thinking it was too late putting up interest rates and it acted too slowly and it is now overcompensating and you will hear that argument as well and this is a

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has treated her response. she said, this is truly awful, thinking of all of those affected and their families and the people of nottingham who will be shocked and devastated by what has happened. —— yvette cooper has tweeted. she thanked the emergency services for responding. we still have had no response from the prime minister or the cabinet but we will get back through the course of the day. if you are just joining us on bbc news, we are recapping what has happened is nottingham. a31—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder, that is in connection with three separate incidents. the first one is in which police were called to ilkeston road in the city are just after thorium when they felt two people died in the street. 0fficers two people died in the street. officers were then called to a second incident in milton street where they say a fan had attempted

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arrested as part of this operation that the police have been conducting into the finances of the snp. let's go now tojamie, into the finances of the snp. let's go now to jamie, bbc news scotland's political correspondence. thank you for staying on the line for us. for those who have justjoined for staying on the line for us. for those who havejustjoined us, i think it is worth recapping, what has led us to this moment, where a former first minister has been arrestedmike this former first minister has been arrestedmik , , ., ., ., arrestedmike this investigation into snp finances _ arrestedmike this investigation into snp finances which _ arrestedmike this investigation into snp finances which has _ arrestedmike this investigation into snp finances which has been - arrestedmike this investigation into snp finances which has been going| arrestedmike this investigation into i snp finances which has been going on for two years now, and how money is spent and money is raised for the purposes of campaigning and a second independence referendum has been spent. the statement has been issued by police scotland about half an hour ago, which certainly took many by surprise on a sunday afternoon, even though there had been much anticipation in scottish political circles about the possibility that sooner or later, nicola sturgeon might be arrested and questioned as part of this operation. in the

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prime minister —— nicky schiller thatis prime minister —— nicky schiller that is the latest line that we have come to colleagues at westminster say the prime minister has left drowning straight, but he was in downing street at the time that the car crashed into the gates. so we know that as our correspondent, eardley said earlier, it was not unusual that he would have left downing street around that time probably, but he is not there now. he was there when the incident actually happened. i think it is worth recapping what we know. it happened at around 4:20pm london time. police confirming that that car did collide with the gates of downing street. as we have been hearing, armed officers arrested a man at the scene. we have seen that picture of a man being led away. arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and dangerous driving. we also know that there are no reports of any injuries. you can see the car there. there are still police around it looking at it. and as we have

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