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Hello, I'm Oliver Conway and we're recording this edition at 14 hours GMT on Tuesday the 28th of November.

Rescuers in Northern India begin in operation to pull 41 construction workers

out of a collapsed tunnel through a narrow pipe.

The truce in Gaza appears to be holding for a

fifth day after a swap deal between Israel and Hamas was extended.

I was talking about this obligation that we have to get as many people out as possible.

If that includes a pause, not a ceasefire, a pause for a number of days, then so be it.

And the first long-haul flight powered by alternative fuel has taken off from London.

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After 17 days trapped underground, 41 construction workers in northern India

are expected to reach the open air in the coming hours. The day laborers had been

helping to build a road tunnel in the foothills of the Himalayas when part of it collapsed.

After numerous setbacks, rescuers finally broke through on Tuesday afternoon.

Specialist miners dug the last few meters by hand when drilling equipment broke.

This was the scene at the tunnel entrance as families and rescue workers waited for the

men to be pulled out. The authorities have not said what caused the landslide, but there's been criticism of the one and a half

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