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Channel Tunnel closed and services hit after lorry fire
BBC News The Channel Tunnel has been closed "until further notice" after a fire on a lorry. Eurostar says all its services today have been cancelled and trains are returning to their original stations. Kent Police said the fire happened at the French end of the tunnel and is ... Police: fire on truck triggered alarm in Channel TunnelUSA TODAY Channel Tunnel Traffic Halted After Smoke Is DetectedWall Street Journal UK-France rail service suspended after smoke detected in Channel TunnelThe Week Magazine Telegraph.co.uk all 60 news articles » |
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LONDON (AP) -- A fire in a truck that was being transported through the Channel Tunnel triggered an alarm which led to suspension of all passenger and freight rail services between Britain and France on Saturday, police said. No injuries were reported....
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Islamic State Targeted in 29 Airstrikes in Syria, Iraqby webdesk@voanews.com (Reuters)
The United States and its allies conducted 29 airstrikes on Islamic State targets in Syria and Iraq in a 24-hour period, the Combined Joint Task Force said in a statement on Saturday. Sixteen strikes around seven Iraqi cities destroyed vehicles, buildings, equipment and fighting positions, as well as hitting units belonging to Islamic State, which is trying to establish a caliphate in the Middle East, the task force said. In Syria, 11 airstrikes were carried out near the city of...
GAZA (Reuters) - The Palestinian Islamist group Hamas said on Saturday it welcomed a decision by the International Criminal Court to launch an inquiry into possible war crimes in the Palestinian territories.
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