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Inside the mid-air stabbing, cockpit scrum and 'miracle' flydubai landing (opens the original)
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A plummet in the air, a scrum in the cockpit, and a miraculous landing is how eyewitnesses describe the flydubai flight bound for Tel Aviv, now described by Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz as "a jihadist terror attempt". Warning: This article contains graphic images. On Wednesday, local time, a commercial flight with 174 people aboard had to divert to Saudi Arabia after one pilot stabbed the other and "apparently tried to crash the plane". The Boeing 737, operated by a sister airline of Emi
Bridges are ending North Korea's famed isolation. Some fear what comes next (opens the original)
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North Korea has long held the reputation as the world's most closed-off and secretive nation. Now, the "Hermit Kingdom" is set to have two bridges linking it to its closest allies. North Korea and Russia opened their first road bridge on September 7. Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin called it a "powerful impetus for the further development of trade, economic, scientific, technological and cultural cooperation". Another bridge between North Korea and China is also nearing completion, acco
Original Wallace & Gromit puppets auctioned to raise funds for 'emerging filmmakers' (opens the original)
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Pieces from nearly every Aardman production in its 50-year history have gone up for auction. A puppet of infamous Wallace & Gromit nemesis, Feathers McGraw, sold for £56,700 ($106,884). The funds raised will go to talent development initiatives across Aardman. The original Wallace & Gromit, Shaun the Sheep and Feathers McGraw puppets have been auctioned to help fund "opportunities for emerging filmmakers". The auction in London on Thursday, local time, featured pieces from nearly every Aardman p
A Kennedy Center homage moved Led Zepplin. Now it's the stage for political drama (opens the original)
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Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant, Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones sit perched above a crowd. Below them, Heart's Ann and Nancy Wilson belt out a cover of the UK rock band's hit Stairway to Heaven, backed by a gospel choir. As a crescendo fills the room, the camera pans to Plant. There's little that rattles hard rock godfathers like Plant, but a Kennedy Center performance is known to have that effect. Take then-president Barack Obama at Aretha Franklin's 2015 performance. Or Cher watching Adam Lambert
Kash Patel grilled for nearly five hours by US Senate (opens the original)
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FBI director Kash Patel has been grilled by the US Senate for nearly five hours over his controversial management of the agency, including the ousting of experienced agents. Mr Patel's time at the FBI has been marred by his firing of veteran employees with little explanation. Appearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Mr Patel defended his tenure, saying the US murder rate had fallen to a 20-year low, according to FBI data. Mr Patel defended FBI investigators who worked on the Epstein file
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