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9/11: How President George W Bush and the US government responded to the terrorist attacks- BBC News
On 11 September 2001, at 9.03am, the second of four hijacked planes hit the South Tower of the World Trade Center in New York.
The US government quickly concluded: America was under attack.
President George W Bush was sitting in front of seven-year-olds in a classroom in Florida.
With limited information, officials fought to regain control.
The events of the day led to two decades of conflict in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Dave Green and Andrea Urmston met when their jobs overlapped at Manchester Airport bus station. They became friends, but …
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France and Spain continue to battle wildfires, as temperatures are expected to soar past 40C in some regions in the coming days.
Spain’s national weather service says the severe weather is forecast to last until “at least” Sunday, and warns of “extreme” fire risks as firefighters continue to battle the some of the worst blazes in the country’s history.
France’s south-west regions Gironde and Landes are under “yellow alert” for a heatwave expected to peak on Wednesday, further hampering efforts to contain “very unpredictable” blazes in Gironde.
The mayor of Bordeaux has said he is preparing for “all eventualities”, as one of the wildfires burning in France is 15km (nine miles) from the south-western city.
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Wildberries: Ukraine hits ‘Russian Amazon’ warehouse in latest infrastructure strike | BBC News
An apparent Ukrainian drone strike has hit a warehouse belonging to Wildberries – often called “Russia’s Amazon”. Video showed …
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South Korea has had its hottest day since records began. Sunday was the fifth day in a row that the country reached more than 40C degrees.
Heatwaves are still having a huge impact in Europe – with Italy putting nearly all of its major cities on the highest “red” alert for high temperatures.
So – how much of the world is being impacted – and what happens next?
00:48 Where has been hit
01:06 Washington State fires
02:42 Record South Korea temperature
03:39 Europe fires latest
05:11 How much of the world is affected?
06:05 How unusual is this heat?
06:37 Implications – Hungary power
08:17 Implications – food and farming
09:43 Is this world heating up?
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On Monday July 20 Andy Burnham became the UK’s fourth prime minister in five years and the seventh since 2016.
As his first week in the job unfolded, Laura Kuenssberg was given unique behind the scenes access to Downing Street and beyond.
In his first major broadcast interview since taking office, the former mayor of Greater Manchester is asked about his plans for the future and the challenges he faces.
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