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Hello, I'm Oliver Conway. This edition is published in the early hours of Friday the 15th of November.

Police in Brazil say a foiled bomb attack on the Supreme Court was linked to riots that followed

President Bolsonaro's election defeat. A community leader in South Africa says minors trapped underground

are eating toothpaste mixed with vinegar to survive.

And President Trump has nominated the notorious anti-vaxxer Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as his health secretary.

On the same day, a study revealed that falling vaccination rates have contributed to a 20% rise in measles cases around the world.

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The emotional release was just, well, I can't describe it.

I just wailed like a banchee for about 20 minutes.

It sort of haunted me for 70 years. The bodies of four British soldiers

killed in the Korean War are finally identified. In January, 23, supporters of the defeated

Brazilian President Jaya Bolsonaro went on the rampage in the capital, Brasilia,

in an echo of the storming of the US capital two years earlier.

They targeted Brazil's Supreme Court, Congress and the Presidential Palace.

On Wednesday night, the same area was hit by a bomb attack,

apparently carried out by a member of Mr Bolsonaro's far-right

Liberal Party. Police say 59-year-old Francisco Vandele-Luis died after setting off a bomb

outside the Supreme Court. The Minister of the Supreme Federal Court, Alexander Mores,

explained what happened.

Apart from the January 8th storming of government buildings by followers of Jao Bolsonaro,

this is perhaps the worst attack on the Supreme Court.

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