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na | Up to the minute news, latest news |
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na | breaking |
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na | LATE-BREAKING |
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na | LATE-BREAKING |
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na | stop press, late news |
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Up to the minute news, latest news Explanation: These and several other phrases are possible but this should help you. Best, Brent |
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breaking Explanation: breaking news, as in TV good luck, victorv |
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LATE-BREAKING Explanation: late-breaking news, and an interruption in programming to insert news as it's happening is a news flash or news bulletin. However, for your purpose I suspect late-breaking news is the one. couch potatoship |
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LATE-BREAKING Explanation: late-breaking news, and an interruption in programming to insert news as it's happening is a news flash or news bulletin. However, for your purpose I suspect late-breaking news is the one. couch potatoship |
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stop press, late news Explanation: Quite widespread term the first one whcih you may want to consider.I've also seen it on TV. Seen "Late news" in NZ's TV too. Cheerio :) collins tv, papers, a million+ search engine hits |
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