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Travelodge is investigating more reports of strangers accessing rooms, after a woman was sexually assaulted by a man who was given a key card to her room by staff.
The hotel chain is carrying out a full review after two women told the BBC that people they did not know came into their rooms while they were alone.
They got in touch after a woman was sexually assaulted by Kyran Smith, 29, who was jailed for seven-and-a-half years for the attack in Maidenhead in 2022.
Jo Boydell, CEO of Travelodge, said: “I apologise to all of those people that have had a frightening circumstance.”
The Travelodge hotel chain says it has made changes to its door key policy to ensure additional or replacement keys were only issued with permission from the person staying in the room.
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Iceland has voted against resuming membership talks with the European Union, public broadcaster RUV has reported, with just one constituency’s votes left to count.
It reported that 52.5% of the 188,496 votes so far counted had rejected the government’s proposal, while 47.5% had said yes. Some 9,500 votes separated them.
Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir’s centre-left government promised to hold a referendum by 2027, but brought it forward because of international tensions, including US President Donald Trump’s threats against Greenland.
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At least 100 people have been killed in Nepal, and hundreds of tourists are missing, after a massive flash flood and mudslide on the Nepal-Tibet border.
Nepal’s foreign minister says the flood may have been caused by an earthquake triggering an avalanche.
What do we know about how it started, and the damage done?
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00:00-01:23 Intro
01:23-02:11 What happened?
02:11-02:52 Eyewitness account
02:52-03:51 What caused the flood?
03:51-04:32 What has been damaged?
04:32-05:40 How difficult is the rescue operation?
05:40-06:29 Why tourists go to Nepal
06:29-07:12 Has Nepal seen this before,
07:12-end How bad could this be?
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