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The number of people known to have been killed in Sunday's earthquake in Turkey's south-east has risen to 523. Officials say 1,650 people were injured in the 7.2-magnitude quake which had its epicentre in Van province - 185 people have been rescued alive. Rain and snow are hindering the rescue effort and worsening conditions for the thousands of people made homeless. Tents and other aid supplies are being delivered after some initial criticism that the response was too slow. Hundreds of people are still missing under collapsed buildings. Rescuers in some places are continuing to search for those buried in the rubble, but at other sites they have stopped work and attention is turning to the needs of the survivors. People in the hardest-hit town, Ercis, have formed long queues to try to get hold of tents but many have been told there are none left. "Everyone is getting sick and wet," said Fetih Zengin, a 38-year-old whose house was badly damaged. "We ha

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The cloud system allows users to pay a fee and have their music libraries scanned by Apple, who then replace songs with higher quality versions which can be accessed from other Apple devices such as iPods. The service, which will seemingly allow Apple to make a profit from illegal downloads, was launched in the US in November but was only made available in the UK yesterday (December 15). Users must pay £21.99 per year to use iTunes Match, but in return will be able to replace any illicit downloads or songs ripped from CDs with better quality tracks. Figures within the music industry have welcome the launch, with Universal Music UK director of digital music Paul Smernicki telling the BBC : Explaining why Apple had been able to launch the service and gain permission from record labels so quickly, meanwhile, independent digital analyst Mark Mulligan said: "The reason why this can happen is because Apple essentially owns the music industry’s most valuable customers – the ones

Three children pulled from river after boating accident Three children were dramatically rescued from a fast flowing river last night after a family boating accident. The trio were in the small fibreglass craft with a man, thought to be their father, when it capsized near to a weir. Two of the children – aged six and ten – were plucked from the water by a local living near the scene shortly after the boat overturned. Around three and half hours later, after a major search, involving police divers and rescue teams in small boats trawling the floodlit river, the third child, believed to be aged only three, was found alive. The father was recovered from the water shortly afterwards. There was no immediate news on his condition. Last night, two of the children were being treated in hospital. At least one of them was in a serious condition. The accident happened on the River Avon in the picturesque village of Barford, near Warwick. Locals said that the river had been busy with fami

A 21-year-old man has died in a road accident in Armagh. It happened on the Keady Road at about 02:20 BST on Saturday. It is believed he was a passenger in the car. No other vehicle was involved. Meanwhile, the name has been released of a motorcyclist killed in a road accident in Lisburn. He was 23-year-old Neil Graham from the Dromore area. His motorcycle was in collision with a car at Woodland Park at about 18:30 BST on Friday. A 17-year-old girl who was driving the car and an 11-year-old boy, who was a passenger, were treated for minor injuries and shock.

A TERRIFYING flaw in London’s Olympic Park security was exposed last night after a worker smuggled a fake BOMB inside. He sailed past TWO checkpoints without being stopped — just hours before the Olympic Stadium officially opened. These pictures show the dummy Semtex device inside a heavily-guarded ring of steel — just yards from the showpiece Olympic Stadium. It looks like a bomb, it’s wired like a bomb and it has a timer like a bomb. But incredibly a worker carrying it in his digger was simply allowed to drive in UNCHALLENGED. This is a taste of Britain’s worst Olympic nightmare — that extremists such as al-Qaeda could stage a terror spectacular to stun the world. The Sun had earlier passed the worker the package after he called us worried about gaping security loopholes at the East London site. Astonishingly, guards failed to spot anything as he drove through with it unnoticed — just 24 hours before 40,000 people flocked there for the opening of the Olympic Stadium 82 days befo

Police searching for a missing eight-year-old boy who disappeared after falling into the River Wear in County Durham have discovered a body. Ian Bell, from Sunnybrow, was playing with friends when he was swept away near Crook on 27 April. Durham Police said that the body of a young boy had been found downstream from Page Bank Bridge. A spokesman for the force said Ian's family had been informed of the discovery. He said: "Arrangements are being made for formal identification to take place, and the coroner has been informed. An inquest will be held in due course. "The search is now in the process of being scaled down as Durham Constabulary has no other reports of missing persons at this time. "Durham Constabulary would like to thank all those involved in the search for their help and their support." A 13-mile (21km) stretch of the River Wear was searched by police with help from County Durham and Darlington Fire and Rescue, Teesdale and Weardale Search and