Evelyn Blackwell

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News Diverted American Airlines flight escorted by Italian fighter jets after ‘bomb threat’ An American Airlines flight travelling from New York to New Delhi was diverted midair due to a “bomb threat”. Flight 292 landed at Rome’s Leonardo da Vinci Rome Fiumicino Airport “due to a possible security issue,” the airline said in a statement on Sunday, adding later the threat “was determined to be non-credible”.

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Cyclists are fearful of entering the park (Picture: SWNS) London cyclists have begged the Met Police to start patrolling Regents Park in the early morning after a spate of muggings and hammer attacks. Regent’s Park hosts more than 30 cycling clubs, many of which meet daily around 5.45 am – but the peaceful morning cycles are being interrupted by armed balaclava-clad thieves. Many cyclists said they were threatened with hammers, machetes and knives before their bikes were stolen.

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Welbeck Academy; Our Lady and St Anne’s Catholic Primary School St Bernadette’s Catholic Primary, Wallsend; Langley First School; Ivy Road Primary School St Bede’s Catholic Primary School, South Shields; Ashley Academy; Stanhope Primary School Barnwell Academy; Fatfield Academy; St Leonard’s Catholic Primary School, Silksworth; St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School, Sunderland; Hudson Road Primary School; Dame Dorothy Primary School; Richard Avenue Primary School St Helen’s Primary School;...

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British Gas has been rated the worst for customer service again with satisfaction slipping, according to new figures from Which?. A report from the leading consumer group first shared with The Guardian found the service offered by energy giant offers had slumped across all the ways it measures satisfaction since its last analysis of the energy sector last year. Rocio Concha, a Policy Director at Which?

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News Ukraine Marks Third Anniversary of War With Little Fanfare President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine set a somber tone on Monday for the third anniversary of Russia’s invasion, posting a short video praising Ukrainians for their sacrifices and honoring those who died. No major events were planned. It was a day to remember what was lost: loved ones and previous lives. On her way to work at a local supermarket, Olha Shtepan, a Ukrainian refugee in Hamburg, Germany, started crying.