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A massive fire broke out at a residential building in the United Arab Emirates in the early hours of this morning.
Footage circulating on social media show flames racing up the high-rise in Ajman, one of the seven emirates that makes up the UAE.
A corner of the building can be seen engulfed in flames reaching from the ground level to the top.
Chunks of debris can be seen falling on the ground as emergency services arrive at the scene.
There were no immediate reports of injuries from the incident, but UAE officials are yet to comment on what happened.
Ajman News, a local media outlet, later reported that the blaze had been brought under control.
A video shared on its Instagram showed the blackened exterior of the tower, while firefighters remained on the street below.
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Tubridy is not presenting his weekday morning radio show this week.
A true legend of the game.
Yevgheny Prigozhin has broken his silence. The Wagner boss has just released an 11-minute audio recording for the first time since Saturday’s failed coup. He says he didn’t want to overthrow Russia’s leadership, but instead wanted to hold those responsible for failures in Ukraine accountable. Officials in Russia are calling for unity two days after a failed coup attempt. Authorities desperate to showcase a sence of normality. In a video, President Vladimir Putin addressed a youth forum. And earlier today footage of the Russian defence minister was released, but the video has no sound and it’s unclear when it was shot. FRANCE 24’s International Affairs Commentator, Douglas Herbert, tells us more.
And it’s thanks to a 3D printer.
The fishermen of Valparaiso celebrate Saint Peter, patron saint of fishermen, during the San Pedro fishermen’s festival in Valparaiso, 110 km north-west of Santiago.
The Prime Minister’s 30-year-old plane is so prone to break downs, he has to bring a spare.
It has been causing trouble for the emergency services.
But it’s very cute.
‘Poch could get something out of him with Christopher Nkunku playing behind him.’
‘Not having her on the end of the phone. It’s a tough one,’ the Steps singer said.
Pink drenched BST Hyde Park in her glittering, acrobatic sunshine and proved she still knew how to Get The Party Started.
Greece’s prime minister is vowing to push ahead with reforms during his second term in office. Kyriakos Mitsotakis secured a parliamentry majority in Sunday’s election. His conservative New Democracy party got over 40 percent of the vote, more than double Syriza on the left. FRANCE 24’s correspondent Nathalie Savaricas reports from Athens.
It has been an eventful weekend.
The Jetline ride at the Grona Lund park in Sweden is known worldwide for having an unusual feature.
She had been missing for several hours.
Are you blushing, Harry?
Rock, roll and rules.
Greeks have started voting in the second general election in five weeks with conservative leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis expected to win re-election by a large margin.
The PM said he did not expect the NHS waiting list to reduce this year.
PSG reportedly held talks with Arteta.
‘It’s going to be amazing.’
Lionel Messi has called his start at former club Paris Saint-Germain “very tough”, dubbing two successive failed Champions League bids a “massive disappointment”.
