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Netanyahu praises Flydubai pilot who averted 9/11-style disaster (opens the original)
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Passengers and a gravely wounded pilot averted a potential 9/11-style terror attack yesterday after a bloody tussle with a knifeman at 34,000ft. The brave flight captain was stabbed by his co-pilot but managed to open the flight-deck door and call for help. At which point passengers piled into the cockpit and overpowered the attacker. The extraordinary melee on Flight FZ1073 from Dubai to Tel Aviv sent the plane hurtling towards the Saudi Arabian desert. Israel believes the co-pilot was planning
IAN GALLAGHER visits British town that became vape capital of Europe (opens the original)
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Under a cheerless Blackburn sky, shoppers scurry past a St George’s cross lying sodden and twisted at the foot of the town hall’s flagpole. Somehow on this wet Wednesday morning, the scene feels like a metaphor for the once-mighty Lancashire town itself. In its heyday, Blackburn was the cotton weaving capital of the world – and its looms clothed the British Empire. Its glory days have long slipped beyond the fringes of living memory. Neglected now, the town struggles with all too familiar social
Picnic spot punch-ups and racial tension hit Dovedale in Peak District (opens the original)
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Oh to be in England’s magical Peak District in summertime. Of the Derbyshire national park’s bountiful delights, few surpass Dovedale, a limestone gorge dotted with sheep grazing on its rocky slopes above a river easing past luxuriant grass. Visit at dawn and this tranquil valley feels suspended beyond time. Weary travellers find succour here. And down the centuries, writers, poets and artists have rhapsodised over Dovedale’s rare splendour. John Ruskin, the Victorian essayist, called it ‘an all
Balaclava-clad mob bring Dover to a halt in 'stop the boats' protest (opens the original)
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Masked anti-migrant activists were condemned by politicians on Saturday after they blockaded Britain's busiest ferry port in a 'stop the boats' protest. Hundreds of protesters – dressed in black and wearing balaclavas – descended on Dover in Kent, bringing the port to a standstill after catching police off guard. Roads in the town were gridlocked for hours in the morning, with four-mile tailbacks forming. Hundreds of holidaymakers missed their ferry crossings. The protesters had earlier been see
The lawless Deliveroo shanty town that has left locals terrified (opens the original)
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Tucked away behind a slew of coffee bars, tech start-ups and trendy eateries stands what must surely be one of London’s most undesirable addresses. It is neither house nor flat, but a tented encampment under a graffiti-covered bridge sandwiched between two railway lines in Shoreditch. Little more than a mile from the City, local historians fancy that Jack the Ripper used this pocket of the capital as a cut-through when he was terrorising nearby Whitechapel in the 1880s. Scenes from the horror fi
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