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A passenger on board a Ryanair flight became so furious that he could not claim his 10,000 euros winning scratch card when on board the flight, he ate it. Cabin crew on board FR1724 flying from Krakaw, Poland to the UK’s East Midlands airport last Thursday, congratulated the winner and advised him that he could [...]
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PM Gordon Brown accuses Tories of scaremongering
by Paul Russell
Prime Minister Gordon Brown is set to launch an offensive today over law and order, claiming that the Tories have been stroking the fear of crime among the public. In a speech, the PM is set to attack the Conservatives for abusing the crime statistics in order to create a public sense of panic. Boosted [...]
(Read More)1st Mar 10
Curfew imposed after Chilean earthquake
by Natasha Redman
The Chilean government has scrambled to provide aid to thousands left stranded after thousands have been left homeless after a massive earthquake and tsunami devastated the area. The government has raised the death toll to 711 after the 8.8 magnitude earthquake which occurred last Saturday, as images of the extent of the damage is coming [...]
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