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Boeing CEO faces shareholders after 737 MAX crashes
Boeing’s chief executive has faced a grilling at his first press conference since two fatal crashes of its 737 Max jet left 346 people dead.
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More deaths in clashes in Libyan capital
Another 15 people have been killed in clashes in the Libyan capital, Tripoli over the last two days – according to the World health organisation.
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Israeli spacecraft crashes on moon
The first privately-funded mission to the moon has ended rather abruptly.
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Boeing unveils software fix for 737 Max after fatal crashes
Boeing has unveiled details of a software fix for its 737 Max aircraft, designed to rebuild confidence and get the plane flying again after two fatal crashes in just a few months.
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Brexit clashes on day one of Tory Party conference
It’s day one of the Conservative Party conference and the Prime Minister is calling on her party to unite for Brexit but that hasn’t stopped Boris Johnson calling her Chequers plan ‘deranged’. We’re in Birmingham to speak to former Home Secretary Amber Rudd about her party’s Brexit worries.
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Trump clashes with EU over Iran sanctions
If the EU and the British Government want to keep trade flowing to protect the Iran nuclear deal, it doesn’t seem to be succeeding.
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Clashes at pro-Tommy Robinson protest
While there was a massive and peaceful demo in London yesterday, the streets of central London were cordoned off for a rather different event today. Supporters of President Trump joined supporters of the jailed former English Defence League Leader Tommy Robinson for a march and rally on Whitehall – overseen by a huge police operation.
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Cabinet clashes over defence spending
It’s no secret that Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson agrees with MPs on the Defence Select Committee, who today called for far more to be spent on the armed forces. Right now the Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Liz Truss, is on her feet – strongly disagreeing with him in a central London speech.
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Noel Edmonds gatecrashes Lloyds AGM
TV presenter Noel Edmonds took his legal battle with Lloyds Bank into the company’s AGM today. He believes he was the victim of fraud by former staff inside HBOS. That bank was taken over by Lloyds at the height of the financial crisis, and Mr Edmonds now wants compensation from them. At today’s meeting in…
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Several killed after van crashes into crowd in Muenster
A huge police operation is underway after three people were killed and 20 injured when a vehicle crashed into a crowd sitting outside a popular bar in the German city of Muenster. Police say the driver then shot himself dead – but warned it was too early to speculate about a motive. The German Chancellor Angela…
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Dozens dead in Yemen clashes
In Yemen, troops who were supposed to be fighting the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels have rounded on each other. Three days of clashes between southern Yemeni separatists and Saudi-backed government forces have left dozens dead and left close to 200 wounded in the port of Aden. And there are reports that the Saudi-backed prime minister is…
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In the eye of the storm as Irma lashes Florida
We report from Florida after one of the biggest mass evacuations in US history. Hurricane Irma has just about finished with Florida – finally. The monster has weakened to a tropical storm, but not before battering communities with lashing rain, violent wind gusts and storm surges in coastal areas.
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Ian Brady: coroner seeks ashes assurances
The body of moors murderer Ian Brady will not be released until assurances are given that his ashes won’t be scattered on Saddleworth Moor, a senior coroner has said. The 79 year old was pronounced dead at a secure psychiatric institute in Merseyside last night.
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White House clashes with No. 10 over GCHQ spying claims
The White House has assured Britain it won’t repeat allegations that the eavesdropping agency GCHQ was used by Barack Obama to spy on Donald Trump before last year’s election.
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Trump clashes with National Parks
American President in Twitter war with National Parks after public spat over size of inauguration crowd. It sounds like a headline from Private Eye or the National Enquirer. But like so much else in the World according to President Trump, it’s true. Or fact. Not alternative fact.