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Video shows screaming passengers lifted into air as severe turbulence hits Miami-bound flight

One person’s feet appeared to hit the ceiling of the plane during the disruption

Evening Standard

How I survived the Fan Dance: tackling the legendary SAS mountain run

It’s more than just a tough day in the mountains, as these tips for navigating one of the UK’s toughest fitness tests explain

Advnture

The Traitors winner reportedly leaves Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins after being caught lying

‘The Traitors’ winner has reportedly left his latest venture into reality TV

The Independent UK

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Georgia Harrison ‘hallucinated’ during ‘degrading’ Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins finale

Reality star was one of two celebrity winners of Channel 4’s gruelling contest

The Independent UK

Hundreds of Afghan soldiers to become eligible to live in UK after new information found

Estimated 500 rejected cases expected to be overturned after fresh evidence they were employed by the UK government in Afghanistan

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - Robert Jenrick is creeping ahead of Kemi Badenoch, but foot-in-mouth syndrome is catching in the Tory leadership race

Roll up for the “Dancing on Ice” tournament visiting Birmingham this week — a feast of flashy pirouettes, slippery falls, arguments about the scoreboard — and the odd Tonya Harding-style conspiracy over whispering campaigns and attacks on rivals.

Evening Standard

Badenoch says 10% of civil servants are ‘very bad’ and jokes they are ‘should be in prison bad’ – as it happened

Leadership hopeful says some civil servants leak secrets and the bad ones are usually ‘union led’

The Guardian - UK

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Court security beefed for landmark war crime hearings

Security measures reminiscent of those introduced for Ben Roberts-Smith will also be required in another series of hearings over alleged war crimes.

AAP

The week in TV: Ludwig; Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins; Apples Never Fall; Surviving October 7; Small Town, Big Riot – review

David Mitchell turns sleuth in an amiable comedy thriller; Rachel Johnson gets the boot camp treatment; Annette Bening leads a stodgy mystery; and searing documentaries tackle Hamas atrocities and Kirkby disorder

The Guardian - UK

British SAS soldier, 52, killed in skydiving accident during competition in South Africa

Chris Good, 52, was representing Team GB at the 10th World Canopy Piloting Championships in Pretoria

The Independent UK

Ex-defence secretary Wallace ‘was advised against inquiry into SAS executions allegations’

Top civil servant tried to persuade ex-defence secretary not to commission inquiry into UK military actions in Afghanistan

The Guardian - UK

'I'm out': Scottish actor quits reality show after 32 minutes

SCOTTISH actor John Barrowman quit Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins 32 minutes after he arrived at base camp, it has been revealed...

The National (Scotland)

Memorable celeb reality TV walk offs as John Barrowman quits SAS show after half an hour

John Barrowman only lasted 32 minutes at Celebrity SAS base camp, announcing: ‘It’s not for me’

Evening Standard

Mouse crawling out of plane food forces early landing of flight

The Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) flight from Oslo to Málaga was forced to make an unscheduled stop in Copenhagen

Evening Standard

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The Guardian - UK

The Siege by Ben Macintyre review – enthralling account of the Iranian embassy hostage crisis

In the most gripping study to date of the real-life 1980 drama, the bestselling author of A Spy Among Friends unravels the complexity of an event that saw the SAS gatecrash live TV and made Mrs Thatcher a national heroine

AAP

Diggers go 'under the bus' as top brass are unscathed

The general who oversaw Australia's operations in Afghanistan is under the spotlight after keeping his honours will some officers lost theirs.

The Independent UK

Australia strips senior commanders of military honours over Afghanistan war crimes allegations

Investigation found Australian soldiers murdered at least 39 Afghan civilians between 2005 and 2016

Top News

Australian Military Commanders Stripped Of Medals Over War Crimes

Australian military commanders stripped of medals over war crimes allegations in Afghanistan. Major General Brereton's investigation reveals involvement in...

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The Independent UK

Australia strips medals from military commanders over Afghanistan war crime allegations

Australia's Defense Minister Richard Marles says several serving and former military commanders have been stripped of medals over allegations of war crimes committed during the Afghanistan war

The Guardian - UK

As a polar guide I need to take a gun to the Arctic. But airlines are freezing me out

I’ve been repeatedly forced to pay a fare before finding out that firearms can’t be carried – after the refund window has closed

The Street

The European carrier filed for bankruptcy protection in July 2022.

The Guardian - UK

Former MP Johnny Mercer avoids threat of jail over SAS inquiry – for now

Judge lifts threat ‘for the time being’ after ex-minister withheld names from inquiry into misconduct claims

The National (Scotland)

Person rushed to hospital after plunging 25ft from waterfall

A person has been rushed to hospital after plunging 25ft from a waterfall.

The Conversation

Trump attempted shooting: what drives a solo assassin to kill? A psychologist explains

The image of the would-be assassin at Donald Trump’s rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on July 13 is now part of history. A young man in beige lying dead on the flat roof. Minutes earlier, this self-appointed executioner had been pointing his rifle at Trump, aiming to shoot the former president…

Fortune

China's businesses are 'noticeably ahead' of the rest of the world when it comes to adopting AI—and preparing for the inevitable regulations

A survey from SAS finds that 80% of Chinese business leaders are already using GenAI in their organization's operations.

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