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World Service,04 Sep 2026,49 mins

Lindsay Clancy murder trial collapses

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In the United States, the judge in the high-profile murder trial of a mother charged with killing her three small children has declared a mistrial, after the jury failed to reach a unanimous decision. We explain what happens now. We hear from people who have been helping those affected by the floods in Nepal. In tennis, the two-time US Open champion, Naomi Osaka, has called for fans at the tournament to respect the sport's etiquette after her first round match was disrupted by spectators noisily filming themselves. We speak to content creators who attend tennis tournaments. A kidney transplanted from a pig has worked inside a patient for 271 days – the longest on record, say US doctors. Our health correspondent explains. Presenter: James Reynolds. (Photo: Lindsay Clancy and lawyer Kevin Reddington look at jurors as Judge Sullivan instructs them to continue deliberations, in Plymouth Superior Court, in Plymouth, Massachusetts, U.S., September 4, 2026. Credit: Greg Derr/Reuters)

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