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- i, harry, take you, meghan. [cheers and applause] narrator: a new generation breathes life into an ancient institution. for nearly 70 years, the queen has weathered scandal and tragedy. - we have some very sad news to bring you. princess diana has died. narrator: and battled to remain relevant and respected. - no institution should be free from the scrutiny of those who give it their loyalty and support. narrator: but in the 21st century, the pressures of being royal are more intense than ever. - prince harry and meghan markle, they re stepping back from their senior roles in the royal family. - i will not be bullied into playing a game that s killed my mum. narrator: as the queen nears the end of her reign, can she ensure the survival of the monarchy? [dramatic music] [quiet dramatic music] [melancholy music] - prince charles arrived in a cortege at the pitié-salpêtrière hospital, flanked by the presidential guard, a rare french tribute. narrator: only ....
it s newsday. welcome to the programme. it s 8am in singapore, and 5am in islamabad. there is relief across pakistan. six children and two adults who got stuck in a cable car above a ravine in the north west of the country are rescued. the group was left dangling hundreds of feet in the air for more than 1a hours after a cable snapped. the military tried to reach them, first with helicopters, then with zip wires. huge crowds gathered to watch the rescue attempts. our pakistan correspondent caroline davies has the story. shouting. through the darkness and forest, the sight the crowds had been hoping, waiting and praying for strapped to the cable, the final rescue, waiting arms and shouts of god is great. 15 hours earlier, the children were taking the cable car to school when a cable snapped. makeshift cable cars are common in the rural mountains of pakistan, taking minutes over ravines while roads take hours. at first, army helicopters couldn t rescue them, buffeted ....
was warned more than two years ago that objects from its collection were being put up for sale. the murdered surrey schoolgirl police in pakistan have questioned three members of her widerfamily as detectives try to trace her father. and how a ten minute mri scan could revolutionise the way prostate cancer is diagnosed. on newsnight at 10:30pm. what a night at the museum intense pressure on the british museum after a virtually unprecedented artefact theft. how did it happen, and can the institution recover? good evening. it was a daring rescue that began first thing this morning when this cable car carrying children to school in a remote part of pakistan was left dangling hundreds of feet above a ravine after one of the cables snapped. six schoolboys and two adults spent more than 12 hours stranded inside as the military tried to reach them, first with helicopters, then with zip wires, helped by local people. huge crowds gathered to watch the rescue attempts. tonigh ....
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initial reports suggest the victims are migrants, and an investigation is under way. our senior international correspondent orla guerin is on the border between turkey and greece with more. the bodies were discovered in a forested area in the greek region of evros. a local coroner has said all 18 were male and two were younger, possibly minors. autopsies will be held in a few hours time, before that dna samples will be taken to begin the process of identifying the dead. bbc news has spoken to one man, a syrian, who was worried that is because it was among the groups. he says the young man won 27, he had travelled to turkey with a group of other syrians, afghans and iraqis. their plan was to cross the border illegally from turkey, as many do, and to head to the region of evros where the wildfires are taking place. he lost contact with his cousin three days ago. he said poignantly that if this group had been in trouble, that even if the fires had been coming closer to th ....