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Investigation into South Korea deadly plane crash underway | BBC News
Investigators are working to identify victims and establish what caused South Korea’s deadliest ever air crash.
The plane was travelling from Bangkok when it crash-landed at Muan International Airport on Sunday, bursting into flames and killing everyone onboard, save for two crew members, after skidding into a wall.
Many question remain unanswered and investigators are looking at the role a bird strike or weather conditions may have played.
They are also focusing on why the Boeing 737-800 did not have its landing gear down when it hit the runway.
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Cities in Ukraine have once again come under sustained Russian attack, with drone strikes in Dnipro, Sumi and the capital Kyiv.
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Are these the gadgets of the future?
BBC Tech Now’s Andrew Rogers has the highlights from IFA Berlin, one of the world’s biggest technology shows.
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Across the world fuel prices are hitting record highs – as the US war with Iran continues beyond its seventh month.
In the UK, energy bills continue to rise – inflation in Germany has hit its highest level in almost three years – and last month the US federal reserve raised the cost of borrowing for the first time in more than three years. The crunch is real – and being felt everywhere.
During this special programme presented by Maryam Moshiri we take a global perspective – with our global teams we hear about the impact – from Asia to Africa and explain what is being done, and what you as a consumer can do too.
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Sir Alex Ferguson has released his latest memoir ‘Games of my Life,’ packed full of stories and memorabilia from his long career.
Speaking to Nina Warhurst for BBC Breakfast in his first interview since he was hospitalised with a brain haemorrhage in 2018, Sir Alex discusses his career highs and his new book.
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