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A ferry capsized off northern Cyprus, leaving at least eight people dead and 18 missing. The vessel had left Kyrenia for the Turkish port of Taşucu when it began taking on water and sank completely. Search-and-rescue operations continued in difficult conditions, with the ship resting at a depth of about 500 metres. The captain and crew were detained, and an investigation into the cause was underway, with possible factors including bad weather and the vessel's design.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced changes to the prisoner early release scheme, blocking the early release of grooming gang perpetrators and killers, including those responsible for PC Andrew Harper's death, following a campaign by his family. The change means around a thousand prisoners will now stay in jail longer. However, the domestic abuse commissioner expressed concern that many abusers would still be eligible for early release, and survivors of domestic violence said they remained worried about reoffending.

Catastrophic flash flooding in Nepal and Tibet has killed more than 800 people, with over 3,000 still missing, including 48 British nationals. Rescue crews faced challenging weather and rising water levels, and warnings of further floods came as Chinese authorities reported increased water flow in the Bhote Koshi River. Among the devastation, a woman was rescued from a rooftop that withstood the waters, saying she had been given a second chance at life. The UK's Nepalese community gathered in London to raise funds and support for those affected.

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    Kyrenia and was heading to the Turkish port of Taşucu when it capsized around two kilometers off the coast Shingi Marike reports In the shadow of their capsized boats Struggling to stay afloat in the sea These people have been caught in a disaster a Helicopter part of the frantic effort to rescue the passengers on a ferry that had been traveling off the coast of northern Cyprus

    Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 30 August 2026, 2:34-2:36

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    Charged quote Ferry fire in Philippines kills at least five

    There was thought to be about 270 people on board the shuttle service linking the island with Turkey The accident taking place shortly after the boat left the city of Kyrenia Some of the survivors injured all of them dazed and distressed In this footage a woman tells the others she saw a girl die in the sea When a man points out people drowning in the water snapshots of the horror on board A

    Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 30 August 2026, 3:16-3:21

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    Charged quote Ferry fire in Philippines kills at least five

    The accident taking place shortly after the boat left the city of Kyrenia Some of the survivors injured all of them dazed and distressed In this footage a woman tells the others she saw a girl die in the sea When a man points out people drowning in the water snapshots of the horror on board A Search-and-rescue will continue but that operation will be complicated

    Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 30 August 2026, 3:22-3:28

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    Charged quote Ferry fire in Philippines kills at least five

    Conditions some of those will be submerged with the vessel which is now 500 meters underwater and it's Darkness now, but that search does continue tonight Yeah, I mean, it's a nightmarish Scenario just thinking about those poor people submerged underwater as you say Trapped in the darkness it it Is a horrific thing to happen to people who are mostly on holiday?

    Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 30 August 2026, 4:44-4:49

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    Contested quote Ferry fire in Philippines kills at least five

    An accident if it does occur a right for disaster. That's right I think when there are catastrophes like this, you know, it can subsequently emerge that perhaps corners were cut Perhaps people are crammed perhaps, you know They'll need to be some revision of the safety measures that are in place and you know

    Sky News, The Wrap With Gillian Joseph, 30 August 2026, 5:31-5:39

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