Programmes
Thu 14 Sep 2023
Libyan officials fear as many as 20,000 people may have died following catastrophic flooding. But could the disaster have been avoided? Plus: NASA reveals its long-awaited report on UFOs.
Expired at 8:00pm on 15 Sep.
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Libya floods: Demands for inquiry into burst dams as death toll rises9m
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‘We’re afraid of an epidemic of diseases like cholera, hepatitis and typhoid’, says Benghazi doctor6m
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‘What happened is criminal negligence of the first order’, says founder of Libyan think tank4m
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Keir Starmer promises to ‘smash’ people smuggling gangs8m
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A deal with the EU will help to ‘crush’ smuggling gangs, says shadow attorney general4m
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NHS waiting lists hit new record high of 7.7 million7m
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Strikes cost NHS ‘a billion pounds’, says Chief Executive of the NHS Confederation4m
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Cyber attack: Greater Manchester police officers’ details hacked2m
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Met police pay damages to two women arrested at Sarah Everard vigil4m
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RAAC crisis: Pembrokeshire hospital closes more than half its wards5m
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People are shoplifting to order says John Lewis boss5m
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Student poverty: Quarter of UK universities run food banks3m
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Nasa appoints new chief of UFO research3m
