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A court is told Alton Towers operator Merlin was at fault for a crash on the Smiler rollercoaster ride as footage of the accident is released for the first time.
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Image source, Sheffield StarThe Health and Safety Executive has released CCTV footage of the Alton Towers Smiler ride crash.
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A new exhibition of photos of people who have travelled from across the globe to make Sheffield their home has opened at Weston Park Museum this weekend.
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Phil Mackie
Midlands correspondent, BBC News
The hearing at Stafford Crown Court has finished for the day and will continue at 10:30 tomorrow.
The court hearing the Alton Towers crash case is talking about the size of the fine depending on the size of the company.
The Judge has seen that in 2015, Merlin Entertainments reported a turnover of £385m, compared with their turnover to August of this year of more than £300m - meaning an effective loss of £2.3m year on year.
Judge Michael Chambers QC wants month-by-month breakdown of turnover to determine the impact. He also called for clarification on bonuses awarded to directors.
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Emma Thomas
Journalist, BBC Radio Stoke
Barrister Simon Antrobus has disputed the Health and Safety Executive's claim of "very high culpability", instead urging the Judge to view it as "medium to high".
There was no structured system in place, but there were measures in place such as CCTV and the ride log had been completed, the court heard.
The log correctly identified a fifth train had been added to the ride.
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The Labour MP for Rotherham has been backed by Leader Jeremy Corbyn - after it emerged she hit her husband in an altercation during their marriage break up.
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Brian Hitchcock from the charity and campaign group Men's Aid says she should step down.
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Phil Mackie
Midlands correspondent, BBC News
The chances of the crash on 2 June 2015 were highly unlikely the court has heard.
It was told the Smiler ride was operated three million times before this accident.
While safety measures had been in place, these have been increased since the crash, barrister Simon Antrobus said.
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In mitigation, barrister Simon Antrobus, representing Merlin Entertainments, told the court that the ride was properly designed and independently assessed.
He said there were a number of safety measures in place including CCTV, although there were blind spots.
He said the firm had assumed engineers attending a fault would be able to confirm the presence of another carriage by going trackside, but accepted it shouldn't have been left to an assumption.
Instead there should have been a formal procedure.
Phil Mackie
Midlands correspondent, BBC News
Merlin Entertainments is currently defending its character saying it is regarded as "the most reputable operator in this field".
Barrister Simon Antrobus says it is a "good organisation. It made a serious failing, but otherwise is of good character".
He added: "The company has got the message, knows what it did wrong and is putting things right."
Two previous Health and Safety breaches in 10 years (2007 and 2012), including one where a worker fell from a ride at Legoland, were described by him as "not very relevant" to this case.
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