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Deadly FlixBus crash on German motorway Four people are killed when a coach veers to the right on the busy A9 autobahn before falling over.
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Video shows gunmen in Moscow concert hall lobby Footage shows gunmen in the lobby of a concert hall near the Russian capital Moscow.