🔴Even in the run-up to Alec Baldwin accidentally shooting Halyna Hutchins dead, crew members working on the film set of 'Rust' sensed danger.
Staff had reportedly already complained of lax gun safety
Ammo left 'unsecured'
One of the people in the spotlight over the incident is chief armourer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed.
🔴Reports have emerged of film crew members using live bullets in the guns for target practice during their down time
But on the morning of the shoot, Ms Gutierrez-Reed told detectives that she checked all the ammunition to ensure none were "hot," according to a search warrant affidavit
'Cold gun'
As they rehearsed the scene they were about to film, assistant director Dave Halls took one of the guns – a long-barreled Colt .45 revolver - from the cart and handed it to Baldwin
🔴It was at this stage that Mr Halls should have conducted the required safety checks
A 'loud pop'
As the afternoon sun blazed down, with streams of light coming in through the windows of the chapel, Baldwin was sitting on one of the pews in the weathered wooden church
As Baldwin pulled out the gun - manufactured by an Italian company - it went off.
It is still not known whether Baldwin actually pulled the trigger, or the gun went off inadvertently
In a statement to police, Mr Souza said he heard what sounded like a "whip" followed immediately by a "loud pop".
🔎Read the full reconstruction of the moments leading up to the death of Halyna Hutchins here 👇
London was uniquely positioned to take the lead on Sudan's transition to democracy - but unwisely ceded the initiative to Washington, writes @mutazamd.
Vaccine passes are gaining traction around the world as countries introduce greater freedoms for the immunised.
🇳🇿New Zealand’s Covid policy has hit the headlines - with PM Ardern admitting that new covid restrictions risked turning the country into a “two-tier” society
Under the "traffic light" policy, those who are vaccinated will be able to move around and use services relatively freely, while the unjabbed will not.
🔴A long-brewing crisis caused by drought, war and poverty has now been accelerated by the Taliban's shock takeover in August.
The militants' resumption of their Islamic emirate has been accompanied by a suspension of aid and now economic collapse telegraph.co.uk/global-health/…
The World Food Programme estimates nearly 23 million of the country's 39m population are now unable to get regular access to enough food.
❌The rare tuskless genetic condition in Gorongosa National Park in central Mozambique has become far more common after years of ivory hunters devastating the species
Around 90% of the country’s elephant population were slaughtered between 1977 to 1992 by Kalashnikov-wielding armed groups for ivory to fund a bloody Cold War-era conflict.
🐘The survivors were likely to share a key characteristic: half the females were naturally tuskless
Saudi Arabia has unveiled plans for a sprawling, oil rig-themed amusement park with flumes and jet skis, as the Gulf state attempts to boost Western tourism
The attraction, dubbed The Rig, will also include: