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Good morning. Late last night near Washington DC, a jet carrying 64 people collided with a US army helicopter above the Potomac river. A frantic rescue operation got underway quickly and was still continuing a few minutes ago, with the precise number of fatalities unclear but multiple bodies seen being …

The owner of Hinkley Point C in Somerset has warned that the much-delayed construction of Britain’s first new nuclear power plant in a generation could face further hold-ups due to a row over its impact on local fish.

The nuclear developer, EDF Energy, warned that the “lengthy process” to agree …

UK retailers are warning that

crime in their stores is “spiralling out of control”

with 55,000 thefts a day and violent and abusive incidents rising by 50% last year to 2,000 a day.

What is it like to be on the frontline? We speak to a supermarket …

Trump’s executive order

halting US foreign aid funding flows

for 90 days for review has caused global confusion and chaos.

In south-east Asia, such funding provides humanitarian assistance to communities that are among the most vulnerable in the world to natural disasters, as well as support for …

UK retailers are warning that crime in their stores is “spiralling out of control” with 55,000 thefts a day and violent and abusive incidents rising by 50% last year.

More than 70 incidents a day involved a weapon, according to the annual crime survey from the British Retail Consortium (BRC).

Staff at English Heritage have been shocked to discover that the cash-strapped organisation is planning up to 200 redundancies and the winter closure of various castles, abbeys and other historic sites in its care.

At least 7% of the workforce could be affected, with curators being particularly targeted, it is …

New Zealand’s second-highest mountain and its surrounding peaks have been granted legal personhood, becoming the country’s third natural feature to gain the same rights, duties and protections as individuals.

Taranaki Mounga* (mountain) is one of the most symmetrical volcanic cones in the world, and looms impressively over the flat Taranaki …

Water bills will rise by an average of £123 this year in the biggest hit to customer pockets since the industry was privatised 36 years ago, as the public pays to replace ageing infrastructure and

cut record sewage pollution

.

The price hike for millions of customers in …

Suwayda is well-equipped for protests. The central square of the city, home to one of Syria’s larger minority communities, hosts the crowds of weekly – or sometimes even daily – demonstrators calling for the representation and public services they have demanded for years.

Long before the fall last month of …

Rescue workers in

Japan

are battling water leaks, gas pipes and unstable ground as they attempt to reach a man whose truck fell into a

sinkhole

near Tokyo two days ago.

The hole, which is reportedly 10 metres across and 10 metres deep, opened up at …

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