U.K. Cooling Towers Destroyed in Controlled Explosion
Three cooling towers at Didcot power station in Oxfordshire, Britain were demolished in a controlled explosion, Sunday, August 18, with thousands of homes left with no electricity shortly after. Crowds gathered in grassy areas surrounding the station to watch the 114.3-meter-high towers fall. As seen in eyewitness footage, the explosion shot out burning sparks which caught a nearby electricity pole on fire and also appeared to have damaged a car. Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks in a statement on Facebook said power had been restored to 40,000 customers who had faced outages following the demolition and had opened an investigation into what had caused power cuts. (Reuters)
Previous video
U.S. President Donald Trump Says “Iran Would Like to Talk” As Tanker Leaves GibraltarNext videoDemocrats have no message for the black community


Related Videos

01:55Watch Later
The Cartels Effectively Have Control of the Border
America's Voice Admin
May 24, 2022

01:21Watch Later
What’s the Effect of Biden’s Mixed Messages on U.S. Allies and Enemies?
America's Voice Admin
May 24, 2022

02:23Watch Later
John Fredericks & Peter Navarro Join The War Room to Discuss the Georgia Primary
America's Voice Admin
May 24, 2022

01:05Watch Later
Rep. Ted Budd on the Importance of Voting Tomorrow in the Georgia Primary
America's Voice Admin
May 23, 2022

00:54Watch Later
Georgia Gubernatorial Candidate David Perdue on Stacey Abrams
America's Voice Admin
May 23, 2022

01:10Watch Later
Navarro: President Trump Stood for Principles in the White House
America's Voice Admin
May 23, 2022