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Six vehicles, including a bus, were on the bridge when it fell in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. There have been no deaths reported. Officials reported ten people were injured, three of them were brought to the hospital with minor injuries. On Friday morning, probably after 06:00 local time, the snow-covered Forbes Avenue Bridge gave way (11:00 GMT). The building collapsed just hours before President Joe Biden was scheduled to speak about infrastructure in the region. First responders deployed ropes longer than 100 feet and formed human chains to bring people to safety, according to Fire Chief Darryl Jones. There were also search dogs and drones on the site. Daryl Luciani, a bus driver, and his two passengers were among those rescued from the gully created by the collapsed bridge. Mr Luciani stated that he was "banged up," but that he was not hurt. "The bus was bouncing and rocking for what seemed like an eternity, but it was probably less than a minute before it finally came

A couple has been sentenced to prison for the killing of their eight-week-old baby, who died with more than 60 fractured bones in her body in south London. During "continuous physical violence," Amina-Faye Johnson sustained 41 rib fractures and 24 other limb fractures, according to authorities. The injuries, according to Naomi Johnson and Benjamin O'Shea, were caused by paramedics. However, after a trial, the couple were convicted guilty of causing or permitting her physical damage. O'Shea, 26, of Southwark, received an eight-and-a-half-year sentence, while Johnson, 24, of Battersea, received a seven-year sentence. After being found guilty of cruelty to a person under the age of 16 in respect to a separate kid, both of them were sentenced to additional two months each, to be served consecutively. Amina-Faye Johnson sustained 41 rib fractures and 24 other limb fractures, according to the image caption. Judge Nigel Peters QC called the case as "harrowing" when

The family might have strolled for 11 hours in freezing cold. Canadian specialists accept the passings of four Indian nationals found advances from the Canada-US line are associated with a human pirating plan. Jagdish Patel, 39, Vaishailben Patel, 37, and their kids Vihangi, 11, and Dharkmik, 3, kicked the bucket from openness because of the freezing cold close to Manitoba, Canada. Temperatures dropped to - 35C (- 31F) on the night the Patel family endeavored to cross into the US by walking. The family was found in a field north of the boundary on 19 January. Their characters were declared by Canada's High Commission of India and later affirmed by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). Talking at a news meeting on Thursday, RCMP director Rob Hill said the Patel family originally showed up in Canada on 12 January, on a trip to Toronto. From that point, they advanced west to Manitoba, prior to going to Emerson - a bordertown - close by 18 January. Their bodies were tracked down th

Boris Johnson has been informed that it is "time for the truth to be revealed," as he faces further pressure to release the full contents of a long-awaited inquiry into "partygate" rather than "hide critical details." Sue Gray's conclusions on a number of alleged Covid rule-breaking parties in Downing Street and other sectors of government are still being debated by Cabinet Office officials. Despite the fact that the report on which the prime minister's tenure could hang was nearing completion earlier this week, its release was postponed as Scotland Yard launched its own inquiry. On Thursday night, sources claimed the conclusions of the senior civil servant had still not been handed to No 10, with government lawyers analyzing the document due to worries that disclosing some details could jeopardize the new inquiry. Gray is believed to want to provide it in a form that will allow it to be released in its entirety by Downing Street without any furthe

Distancing rules and the wearing of face masks in some situations are being loosened. It comes after First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced on Tuesday that a "improved situation" has allowed further Covid restrictions to be eased. Adults participating in organized events with children under the age of five will no longer be obliged to wear face masks. Face-covering exemptions that previously required a two-metre physical separation will be reduced to one metre as of Friday. Exemptions apply in specific indoor situations, such as for receptionists and religious service leaders. In December, the two-metre separation restriction was implemented in response to the emergence of the highly contagious Omicron strain. The number of confirmed Covid cases in Scotland has dropped from around 13,500 per day on January 12 to around 7,500 on Thursday. The number of persons in hospital with Covid has also been decreasing, down from 1,571 on January 19 to 1,319 today. Ms. Sturgeon said on

Spotify has started eliminating Neil Young's music after the rocker demanded that the streaming service choose between him and podcaster Joe Rogan. Young, who has been accused of spreading false information about Covid, told Spotify last week: "They may choose between Rogan and Young. Not both at the same time." Rogan has been chastised for interviewing a pediatric infectious disease specialist who opposes the Covid-19 vaccine. Spotify expressed its "regret" for the decision and expressed the hope that he will return to the platform soon. On Monday, the Canadian-American artist behind classic rock tunes like Harvest Moon and Heart of Gold publicly accused Spotify of "promoting bogus information regarding vaccines - perhaps causing death to people who believe the deception they are disseminating." He dubbed the music streaming behemoth "the home of life-threatening Covid disinformation" in another statement posted to his website on Wednesday,

In a formal answer to the lady who is suing him in the United States for sexual assault, Prince Andrew denied being a close acquaintance of convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell. The prince's lawyers also allege that he intends to challenge Virginia Giuffre's claim in front of a jury. The Duke of York has always disputed all of the accusations leveled against him. Ms Giuffre claims he assaulted her when she was 17 at the residences of paedophile Jeffrey Epstein and Maxwell. However, Prince Andrew's legal team cites a variety of reasons why her civil action should be rejected in an 11-page court brief submitted on Wednesday. The issue of consent is one element they ask the court to consider. "Assuming, without admitting, that Giuffre has incurred any loss or damage asserted in the complaint, Giuffre's claims are precluded by the doctrine of consent," according to the paper. According to the memo, Prince Andrew "admits that he met Epstein in or around

She would succeed Stephen Breyer, a liberal justice who is set to retire at the end of the current Supreme Court session in June. His plans for retirement have yet to be announced. The court's current conservative majority of 6-3 would not be affected by Justice Breyer's replacement. The Supreme Court plays an important role in American life, and it is frequently the final word on contested laws, state-federal government issues, and final petitions to postpone executions. After being nominated by the president and ratified by the Senate, each of the nine judges, known as justices, is appointed for life. At a press conference, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki stated, "The president has emphasized and restated his intention to nominating a black woman to the Supreme Court and clearly stands by that." Only two African Americans have ever served on the court, both of whom were men: Justice Thurgood Marshall, who served from 1967 to 1991, and his successor, Justice Cl

Ben Wallace, the UK Defence Secretary, is in Europe to drum up support for sanctions on Russia and backing for Ukraine amid fears of a new invasion. Mr Wallace has also stated that he will be seeing Russia's Defense Minister, Sergei Shoigu, in the near future. However, he is lowering hopes for a diplomatic breakthrough. He told the BBC that there is still a "chance" that Russia will not invade, but he added, "I'm not optimistic." According to one foreign ambassador, the UK's response to Russia's military buildup has been "more muscular than others." Over the last week, the United Kingdom has sent Ukraine with 2,000 light anti-tank weaponry as well as personnel to assist in training. However, not all NATO partners are ready to follow suit. Mr Wallace wishes to assist them in changing their minds. Mr Wallace's first stop, the Netherlands, is now considering deploying body armor and sniper guns to Ukraine. Others, on the other hand, appear

After the relaxation of Plan B requirements took effect on Thursday, face coverings and Covid permits are no longer required in England. Because of the vaccine's success and a better understanding of Covid treatments, Health Secretary Sajid Javid said the restrictions might be relaxed. Mask wearing will now be "a matter of personal discretion," according to the PM's official spokeswoman. However, several stores have stated that they will continue to require customers to wear them. Passengers will also be required to wear face coverings, according to rail operators. Customers will be encouraged, not forced, to comply, according to all of them. London Mayor Sadiq Khan has stated that masks will remain necessary on all Transport for London services, and has urged residents to wear them. The government stated that public health recommendations for people to cover their faces when meeting strangers in crowded and enclosed settings will remain in place. Organizations will a