Bomb Threats Disrupt European Air Travel, Affecting Multiple Flights
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A wave of hoax calls has forced at least seven passenger jets to make emergency landings across Europe, raising concerns about potential travel delays.
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Libya Bans Muslims from Wearing Nike Logo Following Religious Decree
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The country's highest Islamic authority issued a fatwa against the sportswear giant, citing religious and political reasons.
NBA Team Withdrawn from African League After US Sanctions on Rwanda
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Rwanda's army team, APR, removed from the Basketball Africa League following U.S. sanctions over its role in the conflict in eastern DR Congo.
Drunk Passenger Exposed Herself on Flight to Florida, Court Hears
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A 30-year-old woman faces sentencing after pleading guilty to outraging public decency and other charges related to her behavior on a Tui flight.
Family Launches £200,000 Appeal to Bring Critically Ill Baby Home from Hong Kong
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A UK family is seeking to raise £200,000 to transport their critically ill infant son back from Hong Kong, as commercial flights are unsuitable for his condition.
Ambulance Incident Fuels Debate Over Oxford Street Pedestrianisation
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Concerns are raised about potential delays for emergency services following a video showing an ambulance stopped at barriers in London's new pedestrian zone.
Rebel Wilson Faces UK Prosecution for Uninsured Audi
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The 'Pitch Perfect' star pleaded not guilty and cited unawareness of UK insurance requirements while she and her wife were in Los Angeles.
Drunk Passenger Faces Jail After Indecent Exposure on Flight to Florida
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A woman who exposed herself on a packed Tui flight from Birmingham to Florida has been warned she faces jail.
Man Fights to Keep Badger He Rescued, Citing Its Inability to Survive in the Wild
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An ecologist in Scotland is in a dispute with wildlife authorities over keeping a badger he nursed back to health, arguing it has become too accustomed to humans for reintroduction.