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Entire mountain breaks off and vanishes in Nepal landslide after disaster (opens the original)
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To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video This is the moment a huge mountain collapsed following a seismic landslide in Nepal. At least 19 people have died and 10 workers left missing following floods and landslides caused by storms which have also battered parts of neighbouring India. The state of Uttar Pradesh was hit by heavy rain some 19 times above normal levels over the weekend, damaging 117 homes and killing 15 people, a
Carer caught on camera tormenting dementia sufferer and shaking his bed (opens the original)
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To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Care home workers were secretly caught abusing an elderly dementia sufferer, including tormenting him and pinning him to a bed. Amina Sani was suspended after she threatened to call the police and hit the 81-year-old resident. Footage showed Sani repeatedly teasing the man about taking a shower, something he has been afraid of doing since he was child, when his care plan specifically re
Date Oxford Street will be pedestrianised revealed by Sadiq Khan (opens the original)
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Sadiq Khan has revealed how soon you’ll be able to take a casual stroll down Europe’s busiest shopping street. Cars, buses, taxis and bicycles will all disappear from Oxford Street by October 26, as the London Mayor pushes through his flagship project to transform the thoroughfare. A one-kilometre stretch of the street will go vehicle-free in the initial step, known as the ‘transition phase’, after being green-lit in February. While the road has previously been pedestrianised temporarily as part
'Promising' baby murder leads after e-fit of mystery woman at grave released (opens the original)
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Detectives are exploring new lines of inquiry into a newborn found dead three decades ago after releasing an e-fit of a mystery woman spotted at her grave. The computer-generated image was shared in a bid to refresh the case of ‘Baby April’ who was found dead at Singleton Lake, in Ashford, Kent on April 3, 1995. Officers believe the infant, discovered in a Kleenex tissue bag, died of asphyxiation but neither her name or any of her parents or relatives were ever identified. A suspect arrested in
Delta plane passengers hospitalised after 'smoke in the cabin' forces emergency (opens the original)
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To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Several passengers were hospitalised after a plane was forced to make an emergency diversion due to smoke in the cabin. Delta flight DL251 had left Barcelona for Boston Logan International Airport when the smoke was spotted on board. The Airbus A330, carrying 296 passengers, was diverted to Porto in northern Portugal, where it made an emergency landing. Flight data showed the flight had
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