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Saturday 29 August 2026 · 17:15 BST · 10m · 4 stories · 13 annotated moments · 9 of 10 min on news stories (87%)
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Nepal's Foreign Minister said the country remains on high alert for fresh flooding after Wednesday's devastating floods and landslides, with the death toll rising to 676 and nearly 3,000 people unaccounted for, including 33 British nationals. The disaster was triggered by a partial glacier collapse near Langtang Lirung Peak, and heavy rain is hampering search and rescue efforts. In Tibet, a lake formed by the landslide has dissipated without causing a flash flood, but rescuers have reached the worst-affected area where 550 people are missing; foreign correspondents are not permitted to travel there.
In Ukraine, a Russian drone attack on a weapons factory in the Kiev region killed 37 people and injured 42, with President Zelensky expressing condolences and deploying over 300 emergency workers. The strike hit an ammunition storage facility, causing a massive explosion that displaced 400 families and scattered dangerous munitions. The president said rules were violated by storing ammunition so close to homes, and two defence company bosses are being questioned as an investigation into negligence proceeds.
In the UK, a sign fell at the Big Church Festival in West Sussex, killing a 41-year-old man and injuring six others; the organisers cancelled the remainder of the event, and the Archbishop of Canterbury offered prayers. More than 30 families have called for killers convicted of any form of manslaughter to be barred from early release, ahead of a government announcement regarding PC Andrew Harper's killers. Shadow Housing Secretary Sir James Cleverly resigned from the Conservative front bench to run for Mayor of London in 2028, and the former Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson, is expected to return to the UK shortly after leaving Royal Lodge.
- 0:45 Story begins Nepal and Tibet earthquake death toll rises to 750
- 5:00 Story begins Russian drone strike on Kiev region kills 37
- 6:05
Charged quote Russian drone strike on Kiev region kills 37
Lubov points out where the burning ammunition came from, just 200 metres away, destroying their home of more than 30 years. I'm still kind of numb, I don't know. Once I come around a little tomorrow, I'll probably have an even bigger breakdown. Who do you hold responsible for this? Who? Russia, their government, the people, Russians themselves.
BBC One, BBC News, 29 August 2026, 6:05-6:11
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Charged quote Russian drone strike on Kiev region kills 37
I'll probably have an even bigger breakdown. Who do you hold responsible for this? Who? Russia, their government, the people, Russians themselves. The President says there are rules that mean ammunition should never be stored so close to people's homes with the potential to cause this level of damage.
BBC One, BBC News, 29 August 2026, 6:16-6:20
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Charged quote Russian drone strike on Kiev region kills 37
The scale is significant. And it's not the first time. Just weeks ago, a similar incident killed seven people. Two defence company bosses are being questioned. No wonder there's so much anger amongst those hit today. Why weren't precautions taken here? Why? What were they thinking? The authorities, the Ministry of Defence,
BBC One, BBC News, 29 August 2026, 7:05-7:09
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Charged quote Russian drone strike on Kiev region kills 37
Just weeks ago, a similar incident killed seven people. Two defence company bosses are being questioned. No wonder there's so much anger amongst those hit today. Why weren't precautions taken here? Why? What were they thinking? The authorities, the Ministry of Defence, why was this allowed at the warehouse in a place where they used to store food?
BBC One, BBC News, 29 August 2026, 7:10-7:15
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Charged quote Russian drone strike on Kiev region kills 37
There was no information at all, none whatsoever. There's an investigation into this damage and loss of life. The allegation is negligence. The President described this as an unacceptable crime, promising those responsible will be held to account. Dan Johnson, BBC News, on the edge of Kiev. Here, organisers of a Christian festival say they are devastated
BBC One, BBC News, 29 August 2026, 7:38-7:41
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Claim Man dies after sign collapse at Big Church Festival in West Sussex
A 41-year-old man from Eastbourne died in the incident.
BBC One, BBC News, 29 August 2026, 8:04-8:10
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Claim Man dies after sign collapse at Big Church Festival in West Sussex
Wind was a possible factor; a Met Office warning for gusts up to 27 mph was issued.
BBC One, BBC News, 29 August 2026, 8:26-8:32
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Claim Man dies after sign collapse at Big Church Festival in West Sussex
The festival event was closed after the sign fell.
BBC One, BBC News, 29 August 2026, 8:40-8:44
- 10:45 Story begins Liverpool draw 2-2 with Nottingham Forest
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Claim Liverpool draw 2-2 with Nottingham Forest
Liverpool drew 2-2, coming from behind twice and needing a late equaliser.
BBC One, BBC News, 29 August 2026, 10:45-10:56
- 10:52
Claim Liverpool draw 2-2 with Nottingham Forest
Liverpool drew 2-2, coming from behind twice and needing a late equaliser.
BBC One, BBC News, 29 August 2026, 10:52-11:00
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Contested quote Liverpool draw 2-2 with Nottingham Forest
over their links with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Football now and Liverpool's new signing, Victor Munoz, rescued a point, scoring a late equaliser as the Reds came from behind twice in an entertaining 2-all draw against Nottingham Forest at Anfield. Adam Wild reports. A first home game of the season, a first chance for Anfield
BBC One, BBC News, 29 August 2026, 10:56-11:00
- 11:03
Claim Liverpool draw 2-2 with Nottingham Forest
Anfield paid tribute to Kevin Keegan, who died last month.
BBC One, BBC News, 29 August 2026, 11:03-11:11
- 11:59
Claim Liverpool draw 2-2 with Nottingham Forest
Both teams are still without a win this season.
BBC One, BBC News, 29 August 2026, 11:59-12:03
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