‘Comparing rape to selling airline tickets is deeply offensive,’ say survivors and support groups as they hit out at Michael O’Leary
Ryanair boss doubles down on remarks as demands grow for public apology
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Ryanair boss doubles down on remarks as demands grow for public apology
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A Warwickshire mum was left in tears after winning a £66,000 Mercedes-Benz GLE53 in an online BOTB competition that cost her just 19p to enter — and she's now deciding whether to keep the luxury SUV or take the cash.
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A man taking his general waste to his wheelie bin was left panicked after he lifted the lid and found something unexpected lurking among his rubbish
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Horse racing correspondent Jonathan Doidge takes us through his racing tips for Friday’s card at Doncaster
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Andy Burnham faces mounting pressure over the sustainability of a pledge
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Britons Michael and Christine Egan both died on the 103rd floor of the south tower on September 11, 2001. Now, 25 years on, Jonathan Egan has been working hard across the pond to make his Yorkshireman father proud, writ…
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Morgan Rogers has a rare blend of poise and power that makes him unique in world football, and Hull must find a way to stop his creative output at Stamford Bridge on Saturday
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MPs will have another chance to vote for or against assisted dying legislation on Friday.
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Leeds United managing director Robbie Evans says the club and boss Daniel Farke are "on the same page" as they look to agree a new contract.
Open at BBC NewsExclusive interview: A year on from reaching the top of the rugby world, the England No 8 sits down with Harry Latham-Coyle to reflect on a whirlwind two years and look to the future
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Your top culinary discoveries, from Bled cake in Slovenia to sardines in Portugal and seafood soup in Spain • Tell us about autumn days out in the UK – the best tip wins a £200 holiday voucher Last August, the smoky aro…
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From an energy-efficient bungalow in the South Downs to an historic chapel in Northumberland Continue reading...
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The world’s most powerful country responded to the worst terrorist attack in its history by inflicting terror of its own – around the world, and at home As clear as that cloudless September morning, Jenna Jacobs McPartl…
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In a tragic final few days a man saw as a trial from God, he sat chronicalling his dying thoughts, as he ran out of water with hos dog by his side and a glittering lake just a few steps away from him.
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Presbyterian minister Mike Turner kept a hiker's diary after a freak accident left him trapped between two boulders in the Wyoming wilderness, documenting his final days before his death
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Desiree Gibbon, 26, was found dead with her throat slashed and spine severed at a Montego Bay tourist hotspot in Jamaica. The murder remains unsolved nearly 10 years on, as her mother continues to fight for justice
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Offering an authentic Yorkshire feel, this town allows for the perfect day trip or weekend escape spent wandering the cobbles and exploring the Yorkshire Dales National Park
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With spider mating season officially underway, a three-ingredient homemade spray costing £1.97 is the perfect repellent for these creepy crawlies - and it'll get those dark corners we always miss.
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UK's most famous gardener, Monty Don, has shared an expert tip on how to quickly ripen green tomatoes after a scorching summer — and the hack may surprise you.
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Spider mating season has officially begun in the UK, and there's one simple spray you can make which will keep these creepy crawlies out of your home – and it'll cost you just £1.97.
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The Channel 4 series has viewers in a chokehold over how good it is, with fans declaring it’s the ‘best crime drama’ they’ve ever seen and warning viewers they 'won't be able to stop watching'.
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UK's scorching summer has left many tomatoes unripe, green and not ready for harvest — storing green tomatoes next to one common fruit in a drawer will quickly ripen them and turn them red.
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Both sides took vastly different travel strategies ahead of the first-ever regular season NFL game in Australia
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