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Forced landing

THE CAPTAIN of Thomas Cook Airlines Flight 149 carrying 338 passengers from Manchester to Cancun was forced to make an emergency landing in Bermuda after reports of a fire on board.
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Police progress

MADELEINE MCCANN'S parents say a police review into their daughter’s disappearance is making "excellent progress" as they mark the sixth anniversary since she went missing.
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Suspect vehicle

SUSSEX Police conducted controlled explosions on a suspect vehicle in a car park at Gatwick Airport, causing disruption for travellers.
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Conman jailed

JAMES MCCORMICK, estimated to have made £50 million (€59.13 million) from selling fake bomb detectors to Iraq, Belgium and the United Nations for use in Lebanon, was found guilty of fraud and jailed for 10 years by the Old Bailey.
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Bee saving

THE European Commission decided to go ahead with a two year ban on a type of pesticides called neonicotinoids in a bid to save bees.
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Ethnic future

THE proportion of minority groups living in Britain will rise to 40 per cent by 2050, the Migration Observatory at the University of Oxford said.
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Landslide danger

A 100 METRE stretch of cliff at St Oswald's Bay, close to Durdle Door, Dorset, fell into the sea.
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Guilty plea

VETERAN BBC broadcaster Stuart Hall has admitted to Preston Crown Court indecently assaulting 13 girls aged between nine and 17. 
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Oil spill

BIRDS collected by the RSPCA covered in thick black fuel oil were all found in the Ramsgate harbour area except for one red-throated diver, which was in Rye harbour.
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Bird flu

AN avian influenza virus has been found at a Bernard Matthews poultry farm in Suffolk. It is not a virulent form of the virus which can spread to humans.
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Volunteer fraud

A VOLUNTEER fundraiser from Devon is accused of depositing £518,397 intended for the charity Help for Heroes that helps injured servicemen in a business account.
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Creepy fridge

AN exotic spider was found in a couple’s fridge in Scotland after it is thought to have travelled from India in a box of grapes. 
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Feathery fight

THOUSANDS of people gathered in London’s Trafalgar Square to take part in International Pillow Fight Day.  
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Dodo fortune

A RARE four-inch fragment of a dodo bone will go on sale in London this month. Auctioneers said it could raise as much as £15,000 (€17,000) ´
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Project X

A TEENAGER from Leicestershire invited party goers to her family home through an announcement on Facebook. Hundreds turned up and £4,000 (€4,700) of damage was caused. The party was said to have mirrored the recent Project X film.
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