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Sunday 9 August 2026 · 20:00 BST · 30m · 5 stories · 15 annotated moments · 23 of 30 min on news stories (77%)
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Daniel Kinahan, suspected Irish crime boss, was extradited from the United Arab Emirates to Dublin, charged with serious organised crime offences, and appeared before the Special Criminal Court under heavy police guard. Israel rejected a Gaza peace plan put forward by Donald Trump's board, with Prime Minister Netanyahu vowing that Israeli forces would not withdraw until Hamas had fully disarmed, and Hamas called on the US to pressure Israel to accept the deal.
In the occupied West Bank, a UNESCO decision to add Sebastia to both its World Heritage List and its list of World Heritage in danger highlighted a dispute over Israeli land expropriation for archaeological development, with Palestinians saying archaeology is used to deepen control. A state of emergency was declared in British Columbia, Canada, as fast-moving wildfires forced about 20,000 people to evacuate, including the entire town of Summerland, and officials said structures had been lost.
Italian divers discovered a Roman-era shipwreck off the coast of Sicily, believed to be about 2,100 years old, piled with well-preserved amphorae, and officials said measures would be taken to protect the site during investigation. The British government disclosed spending around £150,000 on cleaning and security linked to three works by the street artist Banksy, including a mural at the Royal Court of Justice.
- 1:17 Story begins Daniel Kinahan extradited from Dubai to Ireland
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Charged quote Daniel Kinahan extradited from Dubai to Ireland
in Ireland but internationally. Just explain who Daniel Kinahan is and why there has been so much attention on him. Daniel Kinahan is probably the biggest criminal export from Ireland in recent history. He is someone who allegedly is in charge of a criminal group which has a turnover of a billion euro annually that has deep, deep connections to narco criminals in South
BBC NEWS, BBC News, 9 August 2026, 2:06-2:13
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Charged quote Daniel Kinahan extradited from Dubai to Ireland
Sr. He came up through the Dublin underworld and managed to build a large-scale drug operation. They I suppose came to international attention during the Dutch-Kinahan feud. This was a bloody feud with a rival criminal gang which led to, depending on how you count it, 18 to 20 deaths. That really brought a lot of heat on the Kinehan's. They relocated
BBC NEWS, BBC News, 9 August 2026, 3:29-3:37
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Charged quote Daniel Kinahan extradited from Dubai to Ireland
of the criminal group based in Dubai. They also sanctioned the Kinehan's, meaning they couldn't move money around, they couldn't take flights. They were essentially in a gilded prison in Dubai and ever since then the walls have been closing and a huge diplomatic effort by the Irish government has resulted in this extradition treaty being
BBC NEWS, BBC News, 9 August 2026, 5:14-5:21
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Charged quote Daniel Kinahan extradited from Dubai to Ireland
of the criminal group based in Dubai. They also sanctioned the Kinehan's, meaning they couldn't move money around, they couldn't take flights. They were essentially in a gilded prison in Dubai and ever since then the walls have been closing and a huge diplomatic effort by the Irish government has resulted in this extradition treaty being
BBC NEWS, BBC News, 9 August 2026, 5:14-5:21
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Charged quote Daniel Kinahan extradited from Dubai to Ireland
judges sitting, there's no jury. Tell us about the significance of that and how it will work. The Special Criminal Court is a controversial court in some quarters. It was originally set up to try members of subversive groups, the IRA and their various derivatives, because of fears of jury intimidation and fears that juries might be sympathetic to paramilitary
BBC NEWS, BBC News, 9 August 2026, 5:49-5:54
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Charged quote Daniel Kinahan extradited from Dubai to Ireland
Hutts group and various other organised crime gangs. As you say, there's no jury, it's three judges, so they try the case on the facts. It takes place in a very, very secure setting. It has drawn criticism through the years from several liberties groups because of the fact that there isn't a jury and the rules of evidence are the
BBC NEWS, BBC News, 9 August 2026, 6:32-6:39
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Charged quote Daniel Kinahan extradited from Dubai to Ireland
opinion and not have to go into the details of how they have formed that opinion, say if someone could get charged with something like someone was a member of a criminal group. So it's a court which enjoys a very, very high conviction rate. It's not a court if you were an organised criminal or an ex-organised criminal that you would want to find yourself before.
BBC NEWS, BBC News, 9 August 2026, 7:05-7:11
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Contested quote Netanyahu rejects Trump Gaza peace plan, opposes Palestinian state
Israel was very happy about it. Israel helped us. And they've been very good. But it turns out Israel's Prime Minister is not happy with the plan. Israel rejects the 15 points document. The IDF will not execute any withdrawal until Hamas is disarmed. And when I say disarming Hamas, it means heavy weapons, less heavy weapons, all weapons.
BBC NEWS, BBC News, 9 August 2026, 9:46-9:54
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Charged quote Netanyahu rejects Trump Gaza peace plan, opposes Palestinian state
Israel rejects the 15 points document. The IDF will not execute any withdrawal until Hamas is disarmed. And when I say disarming Hamas, it means heavy weapons, less heavy weapons, all weapons. And we are talking about real disarmament, not fictitious disarmament. So for now, Israel's forces, which fully occupy 70% of the Strip, are going nowhere.
BBC NEWS, BBC News, 9 August 2026, 10:00-10:04
- 13:26 Story begins UNESCO adds Sebastian to World Heritage List
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- 22:39 Story begins Ancient Roman shipwreck discovered off Sicily coast
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Claim Ancient Roman shipwreck discovered off Sicily coast
Italy's culture minister said the wreck dates to the second or first century BC and described it as one of the most important underwater archaeological discoveries in recent years.
BBC NEWS, BBC News, 9 August 2026, 22:55-23:01
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Claim Ancient Roman shipwreck discovered off Sicily coast
Italy's culture minister said the wreck dates to the second or first century BC and described it as one of the most important underwater archaeological discoveries in recent years.
BBC NEWS, BBC News, 9 August 2026, 22:55-22:59
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Claim Ancient Roman shipwreck discovered off Sicily coast
An Italian fisherman discovered a shipwreck off the coast of Sicily.
BBC NEWS, BBC News, 9 August 2026, 23:21-23:23
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Charged quote Ancient Roman shipwreck discovered off Sicily coast
most commonly wine, olive oil and grains. The 21-metre-long, about 6-metre-wide vessel was actually first discovered by fishermen. Giacomo de Mola shared on social media how his heart stopped when he stumbled upon this seabed treasure, which he said had been sleeping there intact for thousands of years.
BBC NEWS, BBC News, 9 August 2026, 23:24-23:27
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Charged quote Ancient Roman shipwreck discovered off Sicily coast
The 21-metre-long, about 6-metre-wide vessel was actually first discovered by fishermen. Giacomo de Mola shared on social media how his heart stopped when he stumbled upon this seabed treasure, which he said had been sleeping there intact for thousands of years. Specialist divers from the cultural heritage protection arm
BBC NEWS, BBC News, 9 August 2026, 23:27-23:30
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Charged quote Ancient Roman shipwreck discovered off Sicily coast
was actually first discovered by fishermen. Giacomo de Mola shared on social media how his heart stopped when he stumbled upon this seabed treasure, which he said had been sleeping there intact for thousands of years. Specialist divers from the cultural heritage protection arm of Italy's police then went in and analysed,
BBC NEWS, BBC News, 9 August 2026, 23:31-23:35
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