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RAF Fairford: Timeline of the incident and investigation (opens the original)
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The public is slowly getting more information about what happened near the RAF Fairford airbase at the weekend - but many questions remain unanswered. We know that two early-morning calls were made to police about suspicious vehicles, and that five men, all British nationals in their 20s, were arrested on suspicion of explosives offences and terrorism offences. We also know they were later released on bail, and the BBC understands that one of the men was the first 999 caller. Prime Minister Andy
Bodhana Sivanandan: British schoolgirl becomes youngest woman grandmaster (opens the original)
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A British child chess prodigy has become the youngest player in history to earn the woman grandmaster (WGM) title. Bodhana Sivanandan, 11, from north-west London, secured her third and final WGM norm - a certified title-level performance - while representing England at the 46th Chess Olympiad in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, the International Chess Federation (FIDE) confirmed. Speaking to FIDE, Sivanandan said she was happy about the achievement but wanted to "keep making history". It is the latest mil
I'm 27 and I've already written my will - here's why (opens the original)
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Writing a will is probably not on the to-do lists of most 27-year-olds. But Erin Atkinson has already decided what should happen to her money and belongings when she dies. "At first it felt quite surreal because you associate wills with older people," she says. Erin works in psychological research at a London university and moved to the capital from Bristol four years ago. She now rents and, although she did not want to share her exact salary, does not see herself as particularly wealthy. Even s
Indonesia: Around 2,000 fall ill after eating free school meals (opens the original)
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Around 2,000 students and teachers across Indonesia have fallen ill with food poisoning over the past three days linked to the government's free school meals programme. In the latest case, 777 people became unwell after consuming the food at a high school in Rembang, Central Java, the institution's headteacher said. The meals were provided through a multibillion-dollar scheme that is one of President Prabowo Subianto's signature policies, aiming to improve nutrition for Indonesia's schoolchildre
Liechtenstein MPs vote to legalise abortion despite threat of veto (opens the original)
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Liechtenstein's parliament has narrowly backed a citizens' initiative to legalise abortion during the first 12 weeks of pregnancy. The initiative, led by a group of women, would also lift a nationwide ban on providing information about abortions and make the procedure eligible for health insurance. It was approved by 13 votes to 12 in the 25-seat parliament. However, it is unlikely to become law as the country's all-powerful ruler, Hereditary Prince Alois, has previously said he will veto the le
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