Germany's AfD wins elections in the east, but falls short of majority
Germany's centre-left SPD described the outcome as "truly dramatic" and national leader Lars Klingbeil described the outcome as a "signal to Berlin"
The preliminary vote count in the eastern German state of Saxony-Anhalt indicates that the far-right AfD is on course for a significant lead over its rivals, though it might fall short of an absolute majority in the assembly. We get reactions from there.
A BBC investigation looks at a man who may have played a key role in preparing the 911 attacks, but despite being arrested at the time was never prosecuted.
And we hear about a movie where the weatherman is the hero, making a key decision during World War II about the weather conditions for the D -Day landings in France.
(Photo: Top candidate of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) Ulrich Siegmund and his wife Julia Siegmund take the stage at the AfD election party; Credit: Fabrizio Bensch/Reuters)
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