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GB News: PICTURED: Tractor smashes into homes tearing down walls with bed left hanging out window
A tractor towing a manure trailer crashed into two homes in Chester early this morning, causing significant damage. The collision, which occurred at 6:35 AM, left a bed hanging from the first floor of one house, but fortunately, no serious injuries were reported.
Both drivers were taken to the hospital for precautionary checks, while all occupants of the affected homes were confirmed safe. The A51 was closed for a time but has since reopened.
Le Monde: How the Paris-Milan rail link was restored after a landslide damaged tracks
A major rock clearance operation was completed at La Praz cliff in southeastern France, following a landslide in August 2023 that released 15,000 cubic meters of rock onto transport routes. The project, costing €13 million, involved securing the cliff with wire mesh to prevent future incidents.
Train services resumed on March 31, 2024, after 19 months of work, while the A43 highway reopened two weeks post-landslide. However, road 1006 remains closed for additional repairs.
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The Telegraph: China accused of stealing British aircraft design
China is accused of stealing a British aircraft design, with reports indicating that a state-owned company tested a cargo drone resembling the Britten-Norman Islander. The specifications and design similarities have raised concerns over intellectual property theft.
The Conservative Party has urged the UK government to condemn this alleged theft, highlighting the drone's matching speed and wingspan with the British model. This incident underscores ongoing fears regarding China's approach to intellectual property rights.