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Passengers were evacuated from an Aer Lingus plane at Manchester Airport after it had to make an emergency landing.The airline said flight EI030 from Barbados to Manchester had a “technical issue” on Monday morning.An airline spokesperson said the “aircraft was met by emergency services as a precaution and passengers have safely disembarked”, just before 08:00 GMT.The flight had left Bridgetown, Barbados, just before 19:30 GMT on Sunday.

Stephen Bunting said he has been left “hurt” after his son was the victim of online abuse.World number four Bunting, 40, was knocked out of the 2026 PDC World Darts Championship on Saturday with a dramatic 4-3 loss to world number 63 James Hurrell.Bunting’s son, 13, was in attendance at Alexandra Palace and was shown regularly on television cameras passionately supporting his father during his dramatic loss in seven sets.Posting on X for the first time since Saturday’s exit, Bunting said the abuse his son has received has been “hurtful” for the whole family.”Hi guys. Sorry I’ve had a few…

Organisers of a traditional Boxing Day run in Scotland have declared this year’s results invalid after more than 50 participants broke the rules by wearing prohibited GPS timing devices.The Nairn Turkey Trot has been thrown into disarray following an investigation that uncovered widespread cheating at the charity fundraiser.The event, which saw approximately 280 runners take part in the Scottish Highlands, has happened every Boxing Day for the last 39 years. Under the rules of the race, runners have to guess what time they will complete the course, with the winners being those who are closest to that after being recorded…

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Households across the UK will see their gas and electricity bills rise by an average of 0.2 per cent when new prices come into force on New Year’s Day.Customers of major energy suppliers including British Gas, EON, EDF, OVO and Octopus will be affected by the change, according to Martin Lewis.Analysis by the Money Saving Expert team suggests some households could end up paying £136 more than the price cap depending on how they pay their bills.While the headline increase is relatively small, experts have warned that the real impact on household finances could be more significant during the winter.Energy…

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A man has appeared in court charged with murdering a man on Christmas Day in Glasgow and stabbing three others.Felix Thrust, 36, allegedly attacked Dean Kennedy, 38 at Napiershall Street in the city’s west end.Court papers state Thrust engaged in a fight with Mr Kennedy, punched and kicked him in the head and body and then repeatedly stabbed him with a knife. Thrust, who made no plea at Glasgow Sheriff Court, faces a second charge of assaulting another three men – also with a knife and to their severe injury – between December 25 and December 26.Thrust is claimed to…

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A 71-year-old widower owes his life to his faithful black Labrador after the dog raised the alarm when he suffered a cardiac arrest on a deserted Dorset beach precisely twelve months ago.David Howarth had been swimming at Sandbanks beach in Poole when he collapsed, with no other people nearby apart from his five-year-old dog, Beau.The Labrador began racing across the sand while barking loudly, attracting the attention of Claire Dashwood, a 65-year-old healthcare assistant who was strolling with her partner approximately 100 metres away.Ms Dashwood initially believed Beau was simply playing, but upon spotting Howarth lying on his back, she…

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