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Airlines united over demands to improve ‘negative’ Heathrow experience
Group of 50 airlines believe the way the London airport is run impacts its effectiveness as a hub
Former F1 team owner Eddie Jordan dies aged 76
Broadcaster was diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer in 2024
Oil tanker and cargo ship crash in North Sea
UK Coastguard calls off search for missing crew member after 32 casualties taken ashore
Nose surgery ‘kick starts’ sense of smell for long Covid sufferers
One patient's ability to smell and taste recovered after operation for blocked nasal passages
Eurostar trains suspended after unexploded WWII bomb discovered in Paris
Travel to London and northern France was suspended after the authorities dealt with an explosive device near the track
Parkinson’s cases forecast to top 25 million worldwide by 2050
Middle East and North Africa predicted to see the highest increase across all age groups
Weapons from Russia’s Syria base transported through English Channel
Russian navy escorted sanctioned cargo ship carrying military hardware from Syria, suspected of being bound for the front line in Ukraine
London Gatwick Airport expansion advances
Airport intends to bring its emergency runway into routine use for smaller aircraft
El Nino shift fails to prevent hottest January yet
EU’s Copernicus Climate Change Service records temperatures 1.75°C above pre-industrial levels
Dubai chef beaten to death by ‘monster’ near London carnival, court hears
Old Bailey hears details of attack in UK capital
Iraqi refugee who burnt Quran in public shot dead in Sweden
Five arrested over killing of Salwan Momika near Stockholm as Prime Minister warns of potential 'foreign involvement'
Southport killer Axel Rudakubana jailed for 52 years over ‘crimes equivalent to terrorism’
Judge says 15-minute attack caused such shock and revulsion that it must be seen as the most extreme level of crime
Teenager admits murders that started UK riots and possessing terrorist manual
Child killer Axel Rudakubana pleads guilty on first day of trial
Somalia’s hungry are the unexpected casualties of Russia-Ukraine war
Study finds the impact of the conflict, which limited grain exports, was felt particularly hard in Africa
Tougher rules see drop in UK university international student applications
Clampdown on allowing family members to accompany candidates
