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The Centre for Aviation gave out awards to various airlines and airports, crowning British Airways the "Airline of the Year."

A Chilean military aircraft heading to Antarctica has gone missing and is suspected to have crashed en route.

Researchers have recorded plants emitting distress sounds when the stem is cut or when the plant is deprived of water.

A British Airways customer was forced to pay out of pocket for cancelled flights during the recent pilot strike.

Methane emissions could be reduced substantially if farmers selectively reared "environmentally-friendly" cattle breeds.

ISIS members irrespective of their original nationality might be facing execution by hanging soon.

The special forces dog, Conan, received an award after being injured during a special mission to kill ISIS leader Abu Bakr al Baghdadi.

An SAS team escorted members of the Foreign Office into Syria to rescue three orphan British children born to ISIS parents.

A London based woman wants to sue RSPCA over the policy of not allowing previous owners to cause distress to surrendered animals by visiting them.

A negligent NHS doctor failed to prevent contamination during organ removal from a donor, leading to three recipients suffering botched organ transplants.

Indian researchers have completed a clinical trial of an injectable male contraceptive which is now awaiting Drugs Controller's approval.

Facial tattoos made popular by celebrities can ruin the job prospects of youngsters who mimic the stars' ink trend.

The presence of undeclared wheat in Welsh Cottage Cakes Spelt & Fruit Cake has sparked a recall due to gluten allergy scare.

Amos Price was sentenced to 18-weeks in prison and will no longer be able to own an animal after he instigated his dog to attack his neighbour's cat.

The Kingswood School chaplain resigned after outcry over his belief that LGBT people should remain single and celibate.

Clinics, doctors and pharmacists have been asked to return suspected tainted batches of M&A Pharmachem paracetamol to suppliers.

British Airways informed the mother of a five-month-old baby that in-flight bassinets were unsafe so she would have to hold him for eight hours or put him down on blankets on the floor.

Five times more menopausal women, aged 45 to 56, in the UK have HIV today than a decade ago.

Two cannabis-based medicines have been approved. However, campaigners say that thousands of patients who need cannabis-based drugs are left waiting.

British citizen Aiden James has been given a jail sentence for training with the Kurdish YKK before fighting against the ISIS in Syria.

A post-mortem on a shark near Reunion Island revealed the severed hand of a missing British tourist.

Around 80 types of hummus have been recalled from supermarkets across the UK

The Turkish government is pushing for the deportation of terrorists back to their countries.

Rebecca Dykes' murderer has been sentenced to death by a Lebanese court after nearly two years since her death.

HMS Urge which went missing in 1942 has been discovered in good condition near Malta's coast.

There are 800,000 Whirlpool dryers which could cause fires in UK homes. The manufacturer uses an NDA to gag reports of dryer fires.

A Chinese research institute crashed dogs and young pigs into walls at 30mph leaving the mangled animals dead or dying.

Research has found a spike in sales for the UK cosmetics industry on Halloween since 2017.

Researches have found encephalitis causing virus in the UK for the first time.

The US-led raid resulting in the death of the ISIS leader was aided by an SAS team.