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Sunday, 25 March 2018

FOX NEWS: Drunken co-pilot leaves 106 passengers stranded in Germany

Drunken co-pilot leaves 106 passengers stranded in Germany

A Portuguese airline has apologized for keeping more than 100 passengers stranded at Stuttgart airport in southwestern Germany after one of its flights was canceled last-minute because of a drunken co-pilot.

FOX NEWS: Disney World announces free dining for kids this summer

Disney World announces free dining for kids this summer

Big news, Disney enthusiasts.

FOX NEWS: Red Lobster to debut Cheddar Bay Biscuit Waffles

Red Lobster to debut Cheddar Bay Biscuit Waffles

They'll hit menus on March 26.

FOX NEWS: D.C. restaurants giving free food to March for Our Lives student protesters

D.C. restaurants giving free food to March for Our Lives student protesters

#FoodForOurLives is currently trending on social media.

FOX NEWS: Walmart, Costco, Target in Texas won the right to sell liquor, but some are fighting to appeal

Walmart, Costco, Target in Texas won the right to sell liquor, but some are fighting to appeal

The appeal could take a year or more.

FOX NEWS: Ruth Bader Ginsburg rules that hot dogs are sandwiches

Ruth Bader Ginsburg rules that hot dogs are sandwiches

The Notorious RBG has spoken.

FOX NEWS: Prince George, Princess Charlotte love making pizza, Kate says

Prince George, Princess Charlotte love making pizza, Kate says

Just when we thought the royal tots couldn't get any cuter.

FOX NEWS: McDonald’s drive-thru customers have horses turned away

McDonald’s drive-thru customers have horses turned away

Unlike that one Wendy’s restaurant in Pittsburgh, McDonald’s locations in the U.K. aren’t so keen on letting horses into their drive-thru lanes.

FOX NEWS: This is the world's biggest restaurant chain (surprisingly, it's not McDonald's)

This is the world's biggest restaurant chain (surprisingly, it's not McDonald's)

It's got 40,000-plus locations worldwide.

NHS: Over 3,000 more midwifery training places offered

Midwife representatives welcome the move but say more training places "is only half of the problem".

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Vote Leave 'broke spending limits' in Brexit referendum

Brexit activist Shahmir Sanni claims the campaign used the group BeLeave to overspend.

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Cambridge Analytica-linked firm 'boasted of poll interference'

BBC sees papers suggesting Cambridge Analytica's parent company boasted of election interference.

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Jet makes history on Australia-UK flight

The first scheduled non-stop flight to the UK takes 17 hours to reach London's Heathrow Airport.

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Calls on Australia captain to go in ball row

Pressure increases on Australia captain Steve Smith after a government agency calls for his removal in the wake of the ball-tampering row.

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March For Our Lives: 'Fight for your life before it’s somebody else’s job.'

Emma Gonzalez demonstrated the power of silence during her impassioned speech at the March For Our Lives.

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Eurovision: First winner Lys Assia dies aged 94

Swiss singer Lys Assia took the prize in 1956 and remained a life-long ambassador for the contest.

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Apple Music's Jimmy Iovine says streaming services are 'too similar'

Apple Music executive Jimmy Iovine says streaming services need to diversify to survive.

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We learn nothing about nutrition, claim medical students

A leading GP estimated that up to 80% of his patients had conditions linked to lifestyle and diet.

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RAF at 100: The A-lister meets the heroes

Brothers Ewan and Colin McGregor meet Mary Ellis and Joy Lofthouse, two female pilots during WW2.

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José Abreu: Founder of world renowned El Sistema music project dies

José Abreu, whose project changed the lives of impoverished children in Venezuela, dies aged 78.

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Most wanted Roy Lawrence Piechocki arrested in Bulgaria

Roy Piechocki has been wanted by Interpol since 2011 for sexually exploiting a minor in the US.

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The Papers: Vote Leave claims and Alabama rot

The papers report on allegations made by Brexit volunteer Shahmir Sanni against the Vote Leave campaign.

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I was expected to marry so I went to Antarctica instead

Meena was raised a ‘good Indian girl' who was expected to get married, but she's off to Antarctica.

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Teenagers explore a changing world with their camera

A pictorial record of how the modern world is shaping young people and the lives of their communities.

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How do you inspire without sounding like a cliche?

Inspire: VERB: Fill (someone) with the urge or ability to do or feel something

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Hemsby cliff-top homes demolition captured in drone footage

Demolition teams have been working to tear down five homes in Hemsby, Norfolk.

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'I hope this won't be news in 10 years'

NneNne Iwuji-Eme, the first British black woman to be a high commissioner, on taking up her post.

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Dunblane families join US gun law protest in Edinburgh

Demonstration in Edinburgh and London follow a mass shooting at a school in Florida which left 17 people dead.

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Apple wants to introduce new emojis for disabled people

The company says very few of the current emojis "speak to the life experiences of those with disabilities".

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Obituary: The 9/11 rescuers who died a day apart, 17 years on

Thomas Phelan and Keith Young played key roles after the attack. Their deaths are not isolated cases.

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Big landlords are trying to solve Britain’s renting mess

Institutional investors are building thousands of new rental properties. Will this improve the UK's stock of rental homes?

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Who sent the wedding gift bomb that killed this newlywed?

He was murdered five days after his wedding - and police have no idea who could have wanted him dead.

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Why Margot Robbie is taking on Shakespeare

The actress is planning a new TV series, which will give Shakespeare plays a "female perspective".

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Formula 1 is back - without the grid girls

As the racing season gets underway, not everyone is happy with the decision to axe grid girls.

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The Intriguing Answer Stephen Hawking Gave When Asked ‘Do You Believe in God?’

Despite being diagnosed with a rare form of ALS at age 22, Hawking went on to become one of the famous scientists in history. Writing in a Brief History, Hawking said that if we ever discovered a “theory of everything,” it would be “the ultimate triumph of human reason – for then we should know the mind of God.”

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Koreas to Hold High-Level Talks to Set Up Kim-Moon Summit

The rival Koreas have agreed to hold high-level talks this coming week to prepare for an April summit between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and South Korean President Moon Jae-in, South Korea said Saturday.

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French Hero Officer Who Swapped Himself for Hostage Dies

A French police officer who offered himself up to an Islamic extremist gunman in exchange for a hostage died of his injuries, raising the death toll in the attack to four, and the officer was honored Saturday as a national hero of “exceptional courage and selflessness.”

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