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Kenya floods: At least 40 dead after dam bursts following heavy rain | BBC News
More than 40 people have died in Kenya after a dam burst, following heavy rains and flooding.
People in villages 60km (37 miles) from the capital, Nairobi, were swept away as they slept, and rescue teams are digging through the mud in search of survivors in several villages, including Kamuchiri and Kianugu in Nakuru county.
Seventeen of the 42 bodies recovered so far have been children, with officials saying the death toll could continue to rise.
More than 100 people have been killed in floods that have devastated parts of Kenya in the last month, and over 100,000 people have been displaced, with many taking shelter in schools.
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With parts of the UK facing its fifth heatwave of the summer, the hottest day of the year so far was recorded at Kew Gardens in …
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It’s exam results day in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, for A-Level, T Levels, BTec students. Universities and Colleges …
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The day is here. A-level results are out in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
If you didn’t get the results you expected – whether they were higher (or lower) than you hoped – we’ve covered everything you need to know about your next steps.
So what exactly is clearing? And should you look into apprenticeships?
BBC Education Correspondent Hazel Shearing explains.
00:00 Intro
00:22 How to get a re-mark
01:00 How to do a re-sit
01:24 How do I confirm my place at Uni?
01:49 What if I did better than expected?
02:27 How do I go through clearing?
03:20 Should I go to university?
04:08 How do I apply for an apprenticeship?
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At least 90 people have been killed and hundreds more injured in clashes between police and tens of thousands of anti-government protesters in Bangladesh on Sunday.
The unrest comes as student leaders have declared a campaign of civil disobedience to demand that the nation’s long-serving leader Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina step aside.
The death toll includes at least 13 police officers, and an indefinite nationwide curfew has been put in place to curb further violence.
The student protest – which has been ongoing since July – started with calls to abolish quotas in civil service jobs, but has since transformed into a much wider anti-government movement.
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