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Middle East Eye (UK) · the top story · first seen · 23:51 in London

Live: Saudi authority says Riyadh airport attack kills 12, wounds 309

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The record

Outlet
Middle East Eye (UK) (middleeasteye)
Position
The top story
First seen
2026-10-10 22:51 UTC · 23:51 in London
Last seen
2026-10-11 03:12 UTC · 04:12 in London · 27 polls · on the page for 4 h 20 min · as of now, not part of the record
Story URL
https://www.middleeasteye.net/live/iran-war-live-tehran-denounces-us-israel-attacks-regional-tensions-rise
SHA-256
1ea187a090fc3afd5b63bd19f10b4deb7fa5a6fd50a9777ed8583940153f1e9c

The story

The other wordings of this story on Middle East Eye (UK)'s front page, as this site's poller joined them: by the same link within 72 hours, or by a rewording within 24. As of now; not part of the record.

  1. Live: Trump says high gas prices 'small price to pay for keeping the world safe' the top story · → · on the page for 3 h 27 min
  2. Live: Yemen's Houthis claim attack on Riyadh airport the top story · → · on the page for 3 h 37 min
  3. Live: UK says Israel has no legal authority to close Jerusalem consulate the top story · → · on the page for 10 h 51 min
  4. Live: Houthis claim third airport strike in Riyadh the top story · → · on the page for 8 h
  5. Live: IRGC Navy official says violating vessels in Hormuz Strait 'punished every night' the top story · → · on the page for 2 h 8 min
  6. Live: IRGC Navy says violating vessels in Hormuz Strait 'punished every night' the top story · → · on the page for 2 h 49 min
  7. Live: Saudi authority says Riyadh airport attack kills 12, wounds 309 this headline the top story · → · on the page for 4 h 20 min

The front page

Middle East Eye (UK)’s front page, as this site’s machine pictured it from the page kept 2026-10-10 22:51 UTC · 23:51 in London, with this headline (the top story) outlined in red

The page this site kept · 23:51 in London, when the poller read this headline, as this site’s own machine pictured it from the live page. The red outline is this headline, the top story, where that machine found it.

Shown here until , then taken off this site and kept by the operator. A picture removed on request is deleted at once. SHA-256 5896734b711fb1d11dc93a791fdca684185427c01d948f788708282387be1ff6, listed in manifest #1241 (the manifest, its receipt), confirmed in Bitcoin block 970844.

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Proof, and how to check it yourself

The record — the exact bytes that were hashed

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1ea187a090fc3afd5b63bd19f10b4deb7fa5a6fd50a9777ed8583940153f1e9c

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  1. Hash the record: sha256sum headline-1ea187a090fc.json prints 1ea187a090fc3afd5b63bd19f10b4deb7fa5a6fd50a9777ed8583940153f1e9c. Its first twelve characters are the end of this record's address.
  2. Drop headline-1ea187a090fc.json and headline-1ea187a090fc.json.ots onto opentimestamps.org, which checks the receipt against the Bitcoin block chain. Or, with the OpenTimestamps client and a Bitcoin node: ots verify headline-1ea187a090fc.json.ots (ots upgrade first while the receipt is pending).
  3. Open the Wayback Machine's captures above: the capture of the record page shows this hash as it stood then, and the capture of the story page shows the newsroom's own page.
  4. If someone shows you this front page as it was, hash it: sha256sum prints ff51b55646bf117c10c6b2306f01a08ae37ef446dccc4097413164f349873517 for the page this site kept 2026-10-10 22:51 UTC. The hash is a line of manifest #1240, and the manifest's receipt proves the manifest existed by Bitcoin block 970844: with both saved, ots verify manifest-1240.txt.ots.
  5. If someone shows you this site’s picture of that page (the Wayback Machine’s copy of this record page may hold it), hash it: sha256sum prints 5896734b711fb1d11dc93a791fdca684185427c01d948f788708282387be1ff6. That hash is a line of manifest #1241, beside the hash of the page it pictures, and the manifest’s receipt proves when it existed.