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Tonight at 10: 23 years after the Hillsborough football disaster, the

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truth finally emerges. In Liverpool tonight, they remember

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the 96 fans who died. The blame is officially laid on the police and

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emergency services. If today's is one thing to the world, we are

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vindicated in our search for the truth.

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The events of 1989 were investigated by an independent

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panel, which said many more lives could have been saved. On behalf of

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the Government, and indeed a country, I am profoundly sorry this

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double injustice has been left uncorrected for so long. We will

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have details of the police cover-up and the blaming of in some --

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innocent victims. America's man in Libya is killed in

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an attack on the US consulate in Benghazi.

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Despite the continued recession, a modest fall in the number of

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unemployed in the UK. In Germany, senior judges clear the

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way for the country to support a new bail out fund for the eurozone.

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And why the gerbil might hold the key to curing deafness for some

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Good evening. The Independent report on the Hillsborough football

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disaster in which 96 Liverpool fans lost their lives has delivered a

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devastating verdict on the police and the emergency services.

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Evidence was manipulated, innocent victims were blamed and many more

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lives could have been saved on that afternoon in Sheffield 23 years ago.

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Our correspondent has the details. After the revelations, the

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recriminations and the apologies, tonight a vigil to remember the 96

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who died at Hillsborough and to mark the moment history has been

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rewritten. Roy Harry Hamilton, aged 34, Philip Hammond, aged 14...

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Liverpool fans were fatally crashed at Sheffield Wednesday's ground on

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that fateful day in 1989. The primary cause of the crash was a

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lack of control by police. But the families had spent years fighting

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the accusation that fans were drunk. They were looking for Druse and the

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apology from the top. Today, they got just that. -- the truth.

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new evidence we have got a day makes it clear in my view that

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these families have suffered a double injustice. The failure of

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the state to protect their loved ones and the indefensible wait to

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get to the truth, and then the denigration of the disease that

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somehow they were at fault for their own deaths. So on behalf of

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the Government, I am profoundly sorry this double injustice has

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been left uncorrected for so long. To the families we say, we are

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deeply sorry for your loss. We are deeply sorry for the pain you have

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suffered. We sincerely hope that today marks a day of truth. Some of

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the family members believed by Hillsborough was so moved when they

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saw the report, they apparently fainted. We have had all sorts of

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accusations thrown at us over the 23 years. We have been accused of

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being a vengeful, spiteful, looking for a scapegoat. A looking for

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compensation. All of which is a total load of rubbish. And if

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today's is one thing to the world, we are vindicated in our search for

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the truth. -- today says. independent panel has sifted

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through more than 400,000 pages of documentation. After the families

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spend years suspecting a cover-up, a hundred and 64 statements by

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police were amended to remove Commons unfavourable to the South

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Yorkshire force. The Ambulance Service is now known to have failed

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extensively, too, and it has emerged 41 of the 96 victims had

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the potential to survive. 28 people had definite evidence that they did

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not have obstruction of the blood flow. 16 people had definite

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evidence of their heart and lungs continue into functioned for a

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prolonged period after the crash. When the inquests were held, the

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coroner ruled that all the victims had died by 3:15pm. Today, the

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panel this brute that. The doctor was unwilling to talk to reporters

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about his vision. -- the panelled dispute that. Now we have got such

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an excellent report, my lawyers will be finishing the draft next

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week and I will be submitting to the Attorney General. Under Section

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13, I am asking him to give Kevin his inquest. The Hillsborough

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families'' grief has never been private. Theirs is a sorrow shared

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by a city. And tonight, the people of Liverpool have come here to

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support them and to share in the family's' success. Tonight,

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survivors and bereaved have the truth. Next, they say, they want

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justice. In Sheffield, there were apologies

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today from the Ambulance Service and senior police officers. The

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Chief Constable of South Yorkshire Police said he was profoundly sorry

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for what he called the disgraceful lies told about the fans.

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Buried within a mountain of official secrets. The truth and

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lies. Among hundreds of thousands of pages, the shocking betrayal of

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the victims of Hillsborough is revealed. The fans who had made

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their way across the Pennines had been betrayed before they even got

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to the ground. The stadium was a death trap and the author Ritter's

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knew it. But this was an era when managing football crowds saw Public

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Order put for a -- before public safety. Fans herded into pens,

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treated like animals, so even when it became horribly obvious lives

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are being lost, the documents record has a fleet of ambulances

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was kept outside the stadium, unable to help injured and dying. A

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dreadful mistakes were made but those responsible were already

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trying to cover up their negligence. Fans rushed through a broken

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turnstile, crashing Liverpool supporters against the front of the

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stand. It was lies. Return star had not been charged by fans. A gate

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was opened by police themselves at as police officers knew only too

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well. South Yorkshire Police then set about altering the written

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evidence from the day, amending scores of statements to shift blame

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away from themselves and on to the fans. Eva now, 23 years after the

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event, I would wish to profoundly apologise, not only to the family

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of the 96, but also to Liverpool fans in general. The panel

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discovered documents which revealed how the police spread their

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untruths. A local Conservative MP Irvine Patnick was asked to brief a

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local news agency that Liverpool fans had urinated on police and

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stolen from the dead. And it was the Sun which reported lies as

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truth. For which the newspaper finely today apologised. It is a

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version of events which we went along with, and for that we are

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deeply ashamed and profoundly sorry. The original inquiry was not aware

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with how many statements had been tampered with and destroyed. A

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Cabinet paper reveals how Margaret Thatcher was briefed by her private

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secretary that the close to deceitful behaviour of South

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Yorkshire Police was depressingly familiar. The terrible events that

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happened here on a warm, sunny spring Saturday carved deep wounds

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that are still more a generation later. The bread today is that but

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-- the document released will leave no dark corners where mistrust and

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grievance can breed and will allow the healing process to finally

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begin. There are no words in the English language that can describe

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the dignity, grace and courage shown by the families of the 96

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loved ones we lost at Hillsborough. A monumental cover-up and a

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sickening campaign of vilification against victims, families,

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traumatised survivors and a city in shock. Today it is a rare and

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famous victory for the individual against the Establishment. The

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indomitable spirit of mothers and fathers, brothers and sisters, who

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waged a long and lonely battle for justice. Walk on with hope in your

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hearts is a fitting and them for Liverpool, a city where people

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Over to Westminster now. As we have underlined, 23 years to get to this

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point. What was your reading of with his impacted on Westminster

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today? It was a day unlike most others. Gone was the noise, the

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name-calling, the politics. There was a sense of shock and some shame

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because people knew on all sides of the House of Commons that for year

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after year, the pleas of the family had been ignored and a police's

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distortions and those of parts of the press had simply been ignored

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until this inquiry was set up. Hundreds of MPs crowded onto those

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green benches, but for once, they crowded in order to speak as one.

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When the Prime Minister read out the verdict he had been handed only

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a couple of hours ago, there was almost total silence, save the odd

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gasp, the odd cry of shame, as they heard what had actually happened.

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Now MPs are looking to what might happen next. It is expected the

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country's top legal officer, the Attorney General, may well apply to

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the High Court to have the inquest reopened, in other words, the great

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hope of the families that accidental death will be replaced

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by manslaughter. Some hope there will be individual prosecutions,

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too, though it is an awfully long time for evidence to have been

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preserved. But it is no worthy to hear of what David Cameron also

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said in addition to that apology. He said "after truth has to come

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just as". A thank you. President Obama has condemned the

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attack on the US consulate in Benghazi in which the American

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ambassador was killed. Chris Stevens and three other Americans

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died in the attack last night during protests against an American

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video posted online said to Riddick with -- ridicule the Prophet

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Muhammad. In the darkness and confusion

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during the attack on the US consulate, witnesses said the area

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was cordoned off by heavily armed bearded men who look like jihadist

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fighters. The attack was linked with a row about an American film

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that protesters said insulted the Prophet Muhammad. He is our Prophet,

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he is the best human being in the world! So we have to have an

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opportunity to stop this film. Stopping the film is our hope, our

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relationship with the American's! By the morning, the US consulate in

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Benghazi was in ruins. But this was not the first attack on foreigners

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in the city. In June, the British Ambassador's convoy was hit. Nobody

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was killed and the UN has also been attacked. My name is Chris

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Stevens... The US ambassador started his time and Benghazi as

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envoy to anti-Gaddafi rebels. The Libyan government says he was

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killed by the loyalists. In Washington, there is speculation

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the attack might have been to mark the anniversary of the 9/11. There

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is absolutely no justification to this sort of senseless violence. At

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the world must band together to unequivocally reject these brutal

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acts. Already, many Libyans have joined us in doing so. This attack

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will not break the bond between the United States and Libya. Libya is

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trying to turn the wreckage of Gaddafi's country into democracy.

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But the killings show once again that in the new Libya, armed groups

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continued to have real power and to act seemingly with impunity. In

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Cairo, demonstrators blaming the US for the anti-is on film won at the

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embassy for the second night running. It is a challenge for

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Egypt's Brotherhood-led government, which has condemned the film while

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calling for restraint protests. In Libya, too, the government will

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want this kind of demonstration. Pro-America but against the film.

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The big -- the danger remains, though, that violent extremists

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might try to exploit what will be seen across the region as

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Back to Washington and our North American editor Mark Mardel. What

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more has been said about this video and indeed about the attack? Well

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it was a very obscure film, badly- made, low-budget and there it

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hasn't really been shown in public. The details of the film-maker don't

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really check out, there is nobody of that name and the most offensive

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parts were dubbed on afterwards. It is a mystery but the Americans are

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taking it so seriously because of what happened. The top military

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officer here rang one of the people distributing the film and asked

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them to stop warning the tension it is would inflame and violence it

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would cause. Having said all that the FBI are investigating and

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checking out that the possibility that this four-hour gun battle was

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pre-planned and was about the anniversary of 9/11 rather than the

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film. But the Americans are saying they are taking an opening mind.

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President Obama has said he will bring the killers to justice.

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Despite the continued recession there's been a modest fall in the

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total number of people out of work. UK-wide unemployment fell by 7,000

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in the three months to July but there were rises in Scotland, Wales

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and Northern Ireland. And the headline figure now stands at 2.5 9

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million. As our chief economics correspondent Hugh Pym reports, the

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number of people find work has also risen at the fastest rate for two

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years. It's too early to talk about a new

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dawn but in the Medway towns in Kent, as in some other parts of the

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country, the jobs market is looking brighter. Companies like this

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electronics components manufacturer are recruiting. Stacey skaf driver

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a manager in her family's business, told me how order books and staff

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numbers were expanding. We have taken on two members of staff and

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we are recruiting for an apprentice in the office. We are growing as a

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business and we hopefully will see that grow again. Looking at the

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overall economic landscape, there's one thing that's really puzzling

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for policy-makers. Even though the economy is in recession with output

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contracting, jobs have been created with total employment numbers

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rising. And there doesn't appear to be a simple explanation. I think

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the employment data are probably giving us a better impression of

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the underlying reality. Partly because they are easier to measure

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than the GDP numbers. Also we have seen the job growth being sustained

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for a period of time and across different sectors. Youth

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unemployment has increased. Caitlin got a first in her history degree

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this year but has had to sign-on. After working hard at university,

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she feels let down. I feel lied to. From when I was at school, you are

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constantly being told if you do a degree you will be able to walk

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straight into almost like a middle management job and you will get

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paid loads of money and everything will be brilliant. You come out of

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university and find you are having to apply for the jobs at the bottom

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with rubbish pay. Ministers say young people are being helped

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through Government franc schemes and with overall employment up by

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nearly 240,000 over three months, the picture is better.

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In Pakistan 290 people are now known to have died in a fire at a

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clething factory in the city of Karachi -- clothing faktri. It is

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one of the worst industrial accidents in the country's history.

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Many of the people in the building were unable to escape because it

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had no fire escapes. Coming to recover the dead. Many

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lost their lives in the basement of the factory. Some had made

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desperate calls from here, begging to be saved.

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And among the victims, three young sisters, who died together. Their

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family now in mourning, like so many others. This woman knows both

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her daughters may have lost their husbands. "They called last night.

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They said take care of yourselves and the children, we don't know if

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we'll make it home." Dozens survived by jumping from the roof

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or the upper storeys, like this man. A crane made a hole in the wall, he

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said, "And I jumped from the third floor, but five of my relatives

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were trapped inside." This is the inferno from which he escaped. It

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engulfed the garment factory in minutes. The window has metal

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grills. Police say most of the workers didn't stand a chance.

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There was no safety measures taken in the design of the building. No

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safety exists. The people got trapped. There is still a search

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for bodies here. Officials say many of those who died had come to

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collect their wages. Tonight rescue workers are still

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dousing burning embers inside the factory. Employees say it was a

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deathtrap. But as is often the case in Pakistan, the authorities

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allowed it to remain open. Relatives of those who perished

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here are asking if anyone will be held to account. BAE Systems has

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confirmed it is in merger talks with EADS. A deal would create a

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company with combined sales of more than �50,000 -- �50 billion.

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John Moylan is with me. What could this mean? It means Europe would

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have a defence and airspace giant capable of taking on the biggest in

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the world, Boeing in particular. For the UK it would be by far the

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biggest industrialentity, with something like 57,000 employees.

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The Government is keeping a close eye on this. It is saying that it

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would want to ensure that the UK's public interest is protected.

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Number one it, would want it to be protected from being taken over by

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a foreign company, but number two, here in Britain we maintain the

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capibilities we have in building fighter aircraft, ship-building and

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submarine-building. If it works it could be good news for Britain.

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Defence and airspace is a massive export earner for the UK and it

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generates the high-skilled well- paid jobs we need more of.

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Germany's highest court says there is no constitutional reason to

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block the country's involvement in a new bailout fund for the eurozone.

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The ruling is being seen as a big boost for the efforts to stabilise

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the euro. For a moment today, Europe's eyes

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were on these eight men and women, the judges of German's

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Constitutional Court. Would they declare the eurozone's new bailout

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fund illegal and throw Europe into turmoil? TRANSLATION: In the name

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of the people we reject the petition. And with those few words

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the judges gave the go-ahead to a fund that's seen as central for

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fighting the eurozone crisis. What did the court agree? It gave the

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green light for Germany to contribute to the eurozone's

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permanent bailout fund. With a 500 billion euro war chest, the stpund

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seen as essential for helping out troubled countries. The German

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Chancellor, Angela Merkel, arrived at Parliament. She knew that 37,000

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Germans had petitioned the court, fearful that control over German

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budgets was being lost. She also knew her European strategy depended

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on the court backing her. TRANSLATION: I say it is a good day

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for Germany and it is a good day for Europe.

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The court did, however, rule that if German liabilities were to

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increase further, then Parliament would have to give its approval.

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The basic articles of the German constitution are clearly set out

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here close to the German Parliament. Those who petitioned the court

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argued that the eurozone's new bailout fund involved more powers

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going to EUK institutions without proper democratic control.

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This man was one of the petitioners to the court and said the desilgs

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to support the ESM was bad for German democracy. -- decision to

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support the ESM. I'm disappointed. With that decision I think the

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flood gate is open for the ESM to finance southern countries at the

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expense of the north and Europe. Hamburg, the gateway for so many

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German exports. Even here there are signs the German economy is slowing

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and support for further bailouts is weakening.

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TRANSLATION: At some point enough is enough. Germany also has its own

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problems. We should deal with them first.

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I think Germany helps other countries already. We're worried

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that Germany might also onedy go down, too. European -- one day go

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down. European integration is deepening. A first step was taken

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today towards a full banking union, with the aim of closer economic and

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political union in the future. A study conducted on gerbils has

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raised hopes of finding a cure for certain kinds of deafness.

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Researchers at the University of Sheffield say that the first human

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patients could be treated within a few years. Our medical

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correspondent, Fergus Walsh, has more details. These nerve cells

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under the microscope are what researchers hope will one day may

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reverse deafness. They were created from human embryonic stem cells

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which have the ability to turn into any tissue. The scientists are

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trying to tackle a form of deafness that affects about one in ten

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people with profound hearing loss. In the condition, nerve cells in

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the cochlea, in the inner ear are damaged, preventing sound from

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travelling along the audit trinerve to the brain, like cutting a

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telephone wire. In the lab researchers grew stem cells derived

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from donated human embryos, smaller than a pin head and grew them into

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healthy nerve cells. They injected these into 18 deaf gerbils,

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considered a good animal model for human hearing and tests showed, on

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average, about 45% of their hearing was restored.

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We have had the proof of concept that stem cells can be used to

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repair the damaged ear. But this is only the beginning. A lot more work

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is needed, but as proof of concept, we think it is a good step forward.

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This woman could hear perfectly as a child, until she contracted

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typhoid. The treatment left her profoundly deaf. She works with a

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charity that helped fund the research and says she'd volunteer

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for any patient trials. I would definitely seize the opportunity to

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hear again. To know that in future, when I have kids, I will be able to

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hear them and I don't have to rely on my partner or a family member to

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tell me what my little daughter or son is saying. But many questions

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remain. Such as: does the hearing improvement last? The gerbils were

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