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"Passengers Banging Windows": Flight To Rescue UK Nationals Stuck In Oman
A British government rescue flight from Muscat was grounded after technical issues and long delays forced the pilot into mandatory rest, leaving vulnerable passengers in a highly distressed state.
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How Last Minute US Intervention Stopped UK's Plan To Bomb Israel In 1949
In January 1949, UK came within hours of launching a bombing mission on Tel Aviv after an aerial confrontation with Israeli forces over the Negev desert. The operation was cancelled only after direct intervention by then US President Harry Truman
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India To Send Air Force Instructors To UK To Train British Fighter Pilots
A major facility of Britain's air force responsible for creating the UK's next generation of world-class fighter pilots will get new trainers from India, a statement said.
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'British FBI' National Police To Fight Complex Crimes
The UK will establish a national police force, dubbed the "British FBI", to tackle the most complex and serious crimes, the government said.
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Hindu Student, 8, "Forced To Leave" London School Over 'Applying Tilak'
An eight-year-old Hindu student was forced to move schools in London, United Kingdom, after facing discrimination for wearing a Tilak-Chandlo, a sacred religious symbol worn on the forehead.
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British Man Fined Rs 30,000 For Spitting A Leaf That Blew Into His Mouth
An 86-year-old British man was fined Rs 30,000 (250 pounds) for spitting out a leaf that blew into his mouth in Lincolnshire.
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Why Schools Are Closed In Meghalaya, Check New Schedule Of Exam
Meghalaya observes a government holiday to honor Pa Togan Nengminza Sangma, a Garo leader who led the first protest against British colonial forces in 1872.
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India Growing Force On World Stage: UK PM Keir Starmer After Mumbai visit
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Tuesday updated the House of Commons on his two-day visit to Mumbai last week with the country's biggest trade delegation to India, scoring deals worth around 1.3 billion pounds.
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UK Expands "Deport Now, Appeal Later" Scheme For Foreign Criminals To 23 Nations
The UK government announced Sunday that it will expand a scheme forcing some foreign nationals to have appeals against convictions heard from abroad, to prevent them delaying deportations.
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UK F-35B Fighter Jet Makes Emergency Landing In Japan, Delays Some Flights
A UK Royal Air Force F-35B fighter jet made an emergency landing at Japan's Kagoshima airport after experiencing a mechanical problem mid-air, local media reported.
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"Passengers Banging Windows": Flight To Rescue UK Nationals Stuck In Oman
A British government rescue flight from Muscat was grounded after technical issues and long delays forced the pilot into mandatory rest, leaving vulnerable passengers in a highly distressed state.
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How Last Minute US Intervention Stopped UK's Plan To Bomb Israel In 1949
In January 1949, UK came within hours of launching a bombing mission on Tel Aviv after an aerial confrontation with Israeli forces over the Negev desert. The operation was cancelled only after direct intervention by then US President Harry Truman
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India To Send Air Force Instructors To UK To Train British Fighter Pilots
A major facility of Britain's air force responsible for creating the UK's next generation of world-class fighter pilots will get new trainers from India, a statement said.
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'British FBI' National Police To Fight Complex Crimes
The UK will establish a national police force, dubbed the "British FBI", to tackle the most complex and serious crimes, the government said.
-
Hindu Student, 8, "Forced To Leave" London School Over 'Applying Tilak'
An eight-year-old Hindu student was forced to move schools in London, United Kingdom, after facing discrimination for wearing a Tilak-Chandlo, a sacred religious symbol worn on the forehead.
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British Man Fined Rs 30,000 For Spitting A Leaf That Blew Into His Mouth
An 86-year-old British man was fined Rs 30,000 (250 pounds) for spitting out a leaf that blew into his mouth in Lincolnshire.
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Why Schools Are Closed In Meghalaya, Check New Schedule Of Exam
Meghalaya observes a government holiday to honor Pa Togan Nengminza Sangma, a Garo leader who led the first protest against British colonial forces in 1872.
-
India Growing Force On World Stage: UK PM Keir Starmer After Mumbai visit
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Tuesday updated the House of Commons on his two-day visit to Mumbai last week with the country's biggest trade delegation to India, scoring deals worth around 1.3 billion pounds.
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UK Expands "Deport Now, Appeal Later" Scheme For Foreign Criminals To 23 Nations
The UK government announced Sunday that it will expand a scheme forcing some foreign nationals to have appeals against convictions heard from abroad, to prevent them delaying deportations.
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UK F-35B Fighter Jet Makes Emergency Landing In Japan, Delays Some Flights
A UK Royal Air Force F-35B fighter jet made an emergency landing at Japan's Kagoshima airport after experiencing a mechanical problem mid-air, local media reported.
