内容摘要：They concluded that the first shots were fired from around 40m to 43m away. But towards the end of the video, gunfire came from around 12m away.

They concluded that the first shots were fired from around 40m to 43m away. But towards the end of the video, gunfire came from around 12m away.

Austen was a 19th-century novelist who continues to have huge appeal today. Her six novels have sold millions of copies and have been turned into TV shows, films and even musicals.Her portrait was chosen to appear on the £10 note in

, in a nod to her literary legacy.Stevenson played Augusta Elton in a 1996 film adaptation of Austen's Emma, which starred Gwyneth Paltrow in the title role, and she has also recorded unabridged audiobooks of all of Austen's novels.Phillips has played Shazza in the Bridget Jones films. The first Bridget Jones novel, by Helen Fielding, is loosely based on the plot of Austen's Pride and Prejudice.

"Jane Austen [was] intensely interested in people - what makes them tick, what causes them to do what they do, how they interact with each other," Maggie O'Farrell, the patron of the Stratford Literary Festival, said in a statement.She added that Austen's work was "subtle and complex", which meant it was "constantly open to new interpretations" that could interest new generations of readers.

Tanzania's President Samia Suluhu Hassan has warned activists from neighbouring Kenya that she will not allow them to "meddle" in her country's affairs and cause "chaos".

Her comments came after prominent Kenyan lawyers and rights campaigners were deported, preventing them from attending the court case of an opposition leader charged with treason."It's been a ridiculous process," she says. "Driving is a basic life skill and it shouldn't be this much of a problem."

She has now managed to book a test for July, but is worried that if she fails it she will have to wait another two years and keep having to pay for lessons in the meantime to keep her skills up.Waiting times have increased sharply since the pandemic. At the start of 2020 the average waiting time was six weeks.

Driving tests were suspended completely several times during the Covid outbreak, while there were other times when they were only available for emergency workers and key workers.That took the average waiting time up to 15 weeks by the end of the pandemic.