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Kids 'scream' as pilot on passenger flight tries to 'crash plane' (opens the original)
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Passengers feared 'another 9/11' after a pilot allegedly tried to 'crash' a plane bound for Israel. The incident took place today at 3:05 GMT (7:05 local time) on FZ1073 from Dubai International Airport to Tel Aviv. The Mirror reports the flight then issued an emergency hijacking code this morning. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said one of the pilots “stabbed the other pilot and apparently tried to crash the plane”. Israeli Defence Minster Israel Katz claimed it was an "attempted jih
At least 44 injured as passenger train carrying 180 people on board derails (opens the original)
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At least 44 people have been injured after a passenger train carrying approximately 180 people derailed in northern France, according to officials. The train left the tracks near Cléon in Normandy at around 7.45pm on September 11, with one carriage overturning and four carriages coming off the rails. Local reports have since indicated the casualty figures could be higher, with an 18 year old woman reportedly in a critical condition and 43 passengers said to have sustained minor injuries. A major
Flights grounded at major airports over air traffic control issue (opens the original)
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Flights leaving Heathrow and Gatwick have been grounded due to a technical problem affecting air traffic control systems. Passengers have reportedly been left waiting on planes as disruption builds at the two major facilities. Travellers departing Gatwick are being advised to check in as normal and contact their airline before they travel. National Air Traffic Services (NATS) said it was investigating a technical issue at 1.46pm, reports the Mirror. It said engineers were working on a solution.
Tourists issued 'extreme precautions' warning for those travelling to Spain (opens the original)
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Travellers are being urged to take extra care as severe weather sweeps across a top Spanish holiday destination, bringing a combination of extreme heat, heavy downpours, and violent winds. An orange weather alert has been activated across Mallorca for Thursday, with forecasters warning that stormy conditions are set to persist into Friday. Authorities have advised people on the island to exercise "extreme precautions" as the severe conditions develop. Thermometers could surge to 39C in northern
Masked gunmen tell tourists to 'stay away' from popular Med holiday hotspot (opens the original)
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Armed and masked gunmen have issued a chilling warning urging people to "stay at home" while threatening second-home owners in a beloved Mediterranean holiday destination. The stark warning is aimed at those relocating to Corsica, a French island renowned among tourists for its stunning beaches, historic villages and vibrant cuisine. Around a dozen hooded, armed members of the Corsican National Liberation Front-Union of Combatants (FLNC-UC) appeared in a video released on Thursday, with machine
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