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Five killed after cargo plane 'engulfed in flames' following crash (opens the original)
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An Amazon cargo plane has crashed on a runway, killing five people. The incident happened yesterday (September 6) at Miami International Airport as the aircraft arrived from San Juan, Puerto Rico. Irish Mirror reports the plane skidded off its path and collided with vehicles, erupting into flames at approximately 2pm. Miami-Dade County authorities confirmed three additional people sustained critical injuries while two others were taken to hospital with less serious injuries. Several people were
Ryanair CEO issues 'if you're late, we won't wait' warning (opens the original)
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Ryanair's chief executive has issued a stark warning to passengers about punctuality while delivering a scathing assessment of the European Union's travel regulations. Speaking on The Travel Expert podcast, Michael O'Leary stated that if passengers are not at the boarding gate when the flight has completed boarding, it will depart without them. He emphasised that it is travellers' responsibility to arrive for flights on time. He also branded EU Commissioner Ursula von der Leyen 'stupid' during h
The Twelfth: Scores of bonfires lit across NI ahead of parades (opens the original)
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Scores of bonfires were ignited on Sunday night and into Monday morning in the lead-up to the traditional Twelfth of July. The main parades to mark the 336th anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne take place on Monday, July 13, as The Twelfth falls on a Sunday this year. Hundreds of bonfires were lit on Saturday night, the traditional date of the 11th, but several other prominent bonfires were lit at midnight, with Craigyhill the most high-profile. The Eleventh Night and this weekend is the busi
Man charged after two armed robberies in Bangor (opens the original)
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A 43-year-old man has been charged following two armed robberies. The man has been charged with robbery, attempted robbery, two counts of possession of an offensive weapon with intent to commit an indicatable offence and two counts of criminal damage. The charges are linked to two armed robberies in Bangor on the night of Wednesday, July 8, according to the Police Service of Northern Ireland. He will appear at Newtownards Magistrates' Court on Friday, July 10. All charges will be reviewed by the
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