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How the nightmare of flight FZ1073 unfolded (opens the original)
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London | It was the calm before the chaos. Winging their way back to Israel, passengers on Flydubai Flight FZ1073 on Wednesday were doing the things passengers do at 34,000 feet. Some of the 174 on board were watching films, others reading. Among the passengers were Sydneysiders Steven and Carol Moss, who hail from one of Australia’s wealthiest Jewish families. More than two hours into the 3½-hour flight, as the plane approached Jordanian airspace, mundanity turned to mayhem in an instant.
UK says ‘strong indications’ Iran behind foiled airbase attack (opens the original)
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London | United Kingdom Prime Minister Andy Burnham has offered the first official indication that Iran is suspected of being behind an apparent “terror” plot targeting a key air force base used for American airstrikes against the Islamic Republic. Details of the plot have been shrouded in mystery after five men, all British nationals in their early to mid-20s, were arrested early on Sunday after being spotted near RAF base Fairford in three white vans. Gift articles to anyone you choose each mo
Burnham doubles down on welfare in bid to beat Farage (opens the original)
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Liverpool | Andy Burnham has staked his prime ministership on a massive expansion of Britain’s welfare state to provide free aged care, outlining a heavily left-wing agenda to counter the rise of right-wing populism. In the most significant speech of his short tenure as prime minister, Burnham on Tuesday (Wednesday AEST) also opened the door to power-sharing and unwieldy coalition governments by promising to overhaul the country’s electoral system. Gift articles to anyone you choose each month w
Iran sleeper agents or hoax? UK terror plot suspects get bail (opens the original)
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Liverpool | Hoax, decoy or embryonic terror plot? Those are the questions swirling after five men arrested on suspicion of preparing a terrorist act were released on bail after being caught near a major Royal Air Force base in the middle of the night. The men were let go – but still remain under investigation and monitoring – after testing reportedly concluded that chemicals in the vans that the men were using were “not viable” as explosives. Gift articles to anyone you choose each month when yo
Far out! How the far-right is marching quicker across Europe (opens the original)
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Walk around some European cities and towns and you might come across Stolpersteines, small brass plaques set into the footpath commemorating Holocaust victims. Thousands of plaques are placed outside the last known homes and workplaces of victims before they were sent off to concentration camps, providing an individual, decentralised memorial to victims of the Nazi terror. Not all cities allow it, with strong feelings, including among Jews, over whether it is appropriate for the memorials to be
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