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Southwest flight plummets, injuring flight attendants
The drastic manoeuvre was necessary to avoid collision with another plane, according to reports.
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Gregg Wallace 'sorry' but says he's 'not a groper'
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Cambodia calls for immediate ceasefire with Thailand
Thailand is yet to comment on the truce proposal after two days of fighting left at least 16 dead.
World's thirst for matcha dries up global supplies
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Taiwan holds controversial vote targeting 'pro-China' lawmakers
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Trump praises PM as he arrives in Scotland for four-day trip
The US president will be playing golf as well as meeting the prime minister and first minister for talks.
Thousands of retained firefighters owed pensions, union says
More than 10,000 former firefighters could be missing out thousands of pounds pension payments, their union says.
Raducanu reaches semi-finals at Washington Open
Britain's Emma Raducanu qualifies for the semi-finals of the Washington Open after beating wildcard Maria Sakkari in straight sets.
Raducanu reaches semi-finals at Washington Open
Britain's Emma Raducanu qualifies for the semi-finals of the Washington Open after beating wildcard Maria Sakkari in straight sets.