70 m. ago Air India Express plane forced into emergency landing over 'bomb' as statement issued

An Air India Express was forced to make an emergency landing on Wednesday afternoon after a bomb threat. The airline has now issued a statement following the incident

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79 m. ago Air India flight forced to make emergency landing after midair bomb threat

An Air India Express flight was forced to make an emergency landing today following a mid-air bomb threat

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1 hour ago Mike Graham sacked from TalkTV show after racist Facebook post 'hack' claim

TalkTV presenter Mike Graham has been officially sacked from the broadcaster following a racist post shared on his Facebook page, which claims was posted by a hacker

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2 h. ago Nationwide pledges to keep all branches open until at least 2030

The Society has extended its ‘branch promise,’ meaning it will keep each of its 696 Nationwide and Virgin Money branches open until at least 2030.

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2 h. ago Air Force vet found dead in USPS mail hauling machine as his fiancée slams post office’s response as ‘inhumane’

Nicholas Acker had proposed to his fianceé just ten days before his remains were found in a mail handling machine at his workplace

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16 h. ago Postal worker killed after getting stuck in mail handling machine, with body only discovered when distraught fiancée turned up to report him missing

The employee in his 30s was found dead on Saturday after being trapped for several hours.

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19 h. ago Trans troops sue Trump administration over revoked retirement benefits: ‘Betrayal of the sacrifices made’

Pentagon illegally stripped benefits from trans troops forced out of the Air Force under Hegseth, complaint says

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23 h. ago Moment Vernon Kay swears live on air during Children in Need broadcast

Vernon Kay was forced to apologise after swearing live on air during a Children in Need segment on his radio show on Tuesday (11 November).

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25 h. ago Royal Air Force Photographic Awards showcase incredible images

Twelve images fight it out for the top spot Royal Air Force Photographic Awards People's Choice category.

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30 h. ago Car bumpers, homemade pies no weapons allowed: the unstoppable postal service keeping Ukraine going

Nova Poshta connects frontline cities to the capital, and to millions of refugees across Europe, delivering everything from home comforts to house moving boxes, even under fireIn a post office 10 miles (15km) from Ukraine’s frontline, in a suburb of the eastern city of Kharkiv, business is brisk on a chilly autumn morning – despite the ballistic missiles that had shaken the city at midnight, lighting up the sky with a false dawn of flames.The customer area is fitted out with phone-charging stations “and a small co-working space, which people can use during blackouts, since we have generators”, says the branch manager, 30-year-old Yaroslav Dobronos. There is also a changing room, in which a young woman is trying on, with a critical gaze, a new pair of jeans, before repacking them and sending them straight back.Nova Poshta logistics hub in Kyiv, where packages are moved through a complex set of scanners and chutes before being loaded on to lorries for the journey to their destinations...

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30 h. ago Next day delivery, no weapons allowed: the unstoppable postal service keeping Ukraine going

Nova Poshta connects frontline cities to the capital, and to millions of refugees across Europe, delivering everything from home comforts to house moving boxes, even under fireIn a post office 10 miles (15km) from Ukraine’s frontline, in a suburb of the eastern city of Kharkiv, business is brisk on a chilly autumn morning – despite the ballistic missiles that had shaken the city at midnight, lighting up the sky with a false dawn of flames.The customer area is fitted out with phone-charging stations “and a small co-working space, which people can use during blackouts, since we have generators”, says the branch manager, 30-year-old Yaroslav Dobronos. There is also a changing room, in which a young woman is trying on, with a critical gaze, a new pair of jeans, before repacking them and sending them straight back.Nova Poshta logistics hub in Kyiv, where packages are moved through a complex set of scanners and chutes before being loaded on to lorries for the journey to their destinations...

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39 h. ago William to tell young people about importance of wearing red poppy

The Prince of Wales will send a message to young people across the UK while Kate attends a service at the National Memorial Arboretum.

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55 h. ago Chilling moment naked intruder terrorizes woman before Vietnam vet shoots him dead

A 79-year-old Vietnam veteran shot and killed a naked intruder who burst into his Studio City home and violently attacked him, breaking both of his legs.

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61 h. ago Trump met with mixed response as he attends NFL game during record shutdown before claiming ‘prices are coming way down’

‘I just want to say, was that the greatest flyover ever? Nobody's ever done a flyover like that,’ Trump enthused as he disembarked Air Force One on his way to the football game

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65 h. ago Strictly viewers praise 'absolutely beautiful' tribute to Remembrance Sunday

In what has become a tradition for the BBC show, the professional dancers delivered a moving nod to the armed forces, accompanied by music from the Band of the Royal Air Force Regiment.

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2 d. ago Post Office hero Sir Alan Bates says 'all the baddies are hiding' after huge payout

Sir Alan, 70, is understood to have been awarded £4-5m in compensation and is now focusing on getting criminal convictions against those found guilty of wrongdoing

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3 d. ago Sir Alan Bates tells Mirror how Post Office victims fight for justice goes on

The ex-subpostmaster has labelled the redress schemes for victims of the Post Office computer system as "quasi-kangaroo courts". Around 1,000 people were wrongly prosecuted over Horizon

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3 d. ago Britain sends RAF specialists to help Belgium combat disruptive drones

Incursions halted flights at Brussels and Liège airports last week with Russia said to be the most likely culpritBritain is deploying Royal Air Force specialists to help Belgium counter drone threats to the country’s airports after disruptive sightings last week that some politicians blamed on Russia.Sir Richard Knighton, the head of the UK’s armed forces, said the British military would provide “our people, our equipment” to help Belgium, though he was careful to say “we don’t yet know” the origin of the drones seen last week. Continue reading...

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3 d. ago Sir Alan Bates says ‘baddies seem to be hiding’ in Post Office Horizon scandal

On the prospect of criminal convictions, Sir Alan says: ‘I don’t think we’ll get that (justice) for a long time yet. All the baddies seem to be hiding’

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3 d. ago Sir Alan Bates says ‘baddies seem to be hiding’ in Horizon scandal

Around 1,000 people were wrongly prosecuted and convicted throughout the UK between 1999 and 2015.

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