Hello. As the picture from Tuesday's US elections becomes clearer, my colleagues explain what we've learned from the results. Also, BBC Verify has analysed footage from the deadly UPS plane incident in Kentucky to understand how the crash unfolded. And finally, behold the Beaver supermoon - the brightest and largest full Moon of the year.

Data from tracking website FlightRadar24 shows the plane began to taxi along the 17R runway at around 17:15 local time (22:15 GMT) and managed to reach a top speed of 214mph (344km/h). But verified footage shows that, by the time the plane reached this speed, a fire had completely engulfed its left wing, and the aircraft failed to gain altitude before the massive explosion.

Footage from the aftermath of the crash showed a scene of complete chaos with multiple fires blazing across a large swathe of the site. Officials said the aircraft was carrying 38,000 gallons (144,000 litres) of fuel for the planned long journey to Hawaii when it crashed. The blaze was likely amplified on the ground because the aircraft slammed into a fuel recycling business next to the airport.

Air traffic control communications we reviewed are largely garbled and full of interference, so no meaningful conversation can be heard about the crash as it unfolded. But analysts who spoke to us suggested that a dramatic failure of two of the engines may have been responsible for the disaster.

• Watch: BBC Verify's Jake Horton reviews footage of the crash to see how it unfolded.