The technical malfunction resulted in widespread disruption, affecting over 700,000 travellers at British airports on August 28, reported the Mirror.The CAA investigation determined that Nats had arranged for a Level 2 engineer to be available on call, rather than present at the facility, despite it being an exceptionally busy travel day. A less experienced Level 1 engineer, present at Nats' Swanwick facility in Hampshire, initiated diagnostic procedures immediately after systems failed at 8.32am.The report indicated that system architecture complications prevented quick verification of the Level 2 engineer's login credentials. After exhausting remote assistance options, the engineer travelled to the control centre, arriving three hours and 15 minutes after the incident began, with the journey taking 90 minutes.Investigators recommended that Nats should maintain Level 2 engineering presence on-site during peak periods, including summer. The report acknowledged that implementing necessary improvements following the August 28, 2023 system failure would require substantial investment, potentially reaching £100 million.EasyJet's Johan Lundgren criticised Nats severely for failing both airlines and passengers, emphasising the need to prevent similar incidents. The unprecedented failure stemmed from identical three-letter waypoints used for location identification.

For a time this was the racing heart of London’s social scene — at a cost of five guineas a year for membership. In the wake of Annabel’s, clubs like Sibylla’s opened. Fortunately London still boasts some fantastic private members’ nightclubs where you can dance and dine. The muscularly managed waiting list for membership is full of people who aspire, and are expected to, live up to the proprietor’s standards. ● Cost of membership £3,500● Waiting list time You have to provide employment details on application, so presumably what you do is a factor in this.

Diego Forlan speaks on 'very special' debut in new sport - despite being thrashedFormer Manchester United striker Diego Forlan made his professional tennis debut at the Uruguay Open in Montevideo. Despite the loss, Forlan said the moment as "very special". Reflecting on the match, Forlan was quoted as saying by claytenis.com : "I'm grateful for the opportunity to play with Fede. However, much like Forlan, Maldini and his doubles partner Stefano Landonio suffered a one-sided 6-1 6-1 defeat against Poland's Tomasz Bednarek and Dutchman David Pel. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners.

The former Australian human rights commissioner Chris Sidoti appears in New York to present a report by the UN's Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and Israel. He warns that as the war against Hamas continues, the Israeli government risks creating more enemies in the children now living through the conflict in Gaza. 'I wonder when the current Israeli prime minister Netanyahu talks about finishing off Hamas, I wonder about what the 1 million children in Gaza will be doing in 20 years time,' Sidoti says

Loads of the MAFS UK 2024 cast have spoken out about how the experiment wasn’t what they thought it would be. Several suggested MAFS UK cared more about entertaining the masses then finding the contestants true love. So, here is a rundown of all the times the MAFS UK 2024 cast accused the show of being more about entertainment than love. After the commitment ceremony aired in which Richelle and Orson finally quit MAFS UK 2024, Richelle posted some scathing comments about the show on Instagram. For all the latest MAFS UK 2024 cast member news, scandals, gossip and updates – like The Holy Church of MAFS on Facebook.

A search to find a man in his 50s with links to Breckland is continuing nearly two months after he went missing. Jim (Gene) Harper, 55, who is from Weasenham, was last seen in Roys of Dereham in Yaxham Road, at 11.47am on September 17. Specialist search officers and volunteers from Lowland Search and Rescue will be out in Dereham on Saturday and Sunday, revisiting an area close to where Mr Harper was last seen. Jim Harper is missing from Weasenham. “I would ask people who know the area around the Roys store if they remember seeing anyone who fits Jim’s description over the last few months.

Employers are increasingly prioritising adaptability and work experience or internships when evaluating candidates, the Global Employability University Ranking and Survey (GEURS) 2025 revealsThe GEURS, produced by data from French consultancy Emerging and published with Times Higher Education (THE), shows that employers want graduates that have undertaken some form of work experience. In 2025, 52 American universities feature in the top 250, a slight increase on previous years. The top UK university is the University of Cambridge in fifth place position, with the University of Oxford following in seventh place. There are 13 UK universities present in the ranking this year. However, other institutions such as the University of Toronto (14th), McGill University (31st) and the University of British Columbia (36th) remain in similar positions to last year.

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How will the next archbishop be selected? As Archbishop Welby was scheduled to retire in 2026, it’s likely that the Church of England was already beginning to plan for the process of replacing him. The job of managing it falls to a committee known as the Crown Nominations Commission, which was created in 1974. It has 16 voting members, including bishops, representatives from the Canterbury diocese, the global Anglican Communion and the General Synod, which is the church’s national assembly. The group is likely to canvass quietly within the church although there may already be prepared dossiers on potential successors.

Hello and welcome to our daily digest of business, financial and economic news from around Scotland. A growth deal for Falkirk and Grangemouth has been signed by UK and Scottish ministers. More than £148 million worth of funding will be used to back 11 projects which are expected to create 1,660 jobs in the next decade. Some £20 million has been earmarked for sustainable manufacturing projects at Grangemouth including a pilot plant for using food waste and whisky by-products as feedstocks. Kate Forbes, the deputy first minister, said: “The

Something went wrong, please try again later. Invalid email Something went wrong, please try again later. Something went wrong, please try again later. East Lothian is renowned as the sunniest place in Scotland, with residents enjoying more hours of blue skies and sunshine than anywhere else in the country. East Lothian, along with East Renfrewshire, Glasgow, North Ayrshire and Scotland as a whole, also saw a new record high reached in September.

He made these demands despite this policy probably resulting in less money for him to spend in his next budget. Already Scots pay more income tax than their English, Welsh and Northern Irish counterparts if they earn more than about £28,867 a year. But Scottish Labour labelled the First Minister's calls "morally bankrupt and financially illiterate” as it would have led to significantly less money for the Scottish block grant. Scottish Labour Finance spokesman Michael Marra said: “The SNP’s position on tax is morally bankrupt and financially illiterate. This is an embarrassing blunder from the man who first negotiated the devolution of income tax.

The parents of an unarmed security guard shot dead by a gunman, with a history of arrests, at the Legacy Good Samaritan Hospital in Portland in July 2023 are suing the medical facility for $35 million. According to the lawsuit, Smallwood was instructed to be on standby in the hallway while hospital security staff searched the room occupied by Calles’s partner. Suspect Shot and Killed by PoliceCalles fled from the hospital and was shot and killed by police officers in Gresham. ‘Legacy allowed a dangerous individual to remain on the premises for three days until those threats escalated to violence,’ D’Amore continued. A few days after the shooting, the Legacy Health network said metal detectors would be installed at all network hospital entrances.

ALL ISRAEL NEWS is committed to fair and balanced coverage and analysis, and honored to publish a wide-range of opinions. Israeli soccer fans attacked near Amsterdam Central station, in Amsterdam, Netherlands, November 8, 2024. (Photo: Screenshot/X/iAnnet/via REUTERS)When Owen Jones, in a series of tweets, defended the brutal antisemitic attacks last week in Amsterdam on Maccabi Tel Aviv football fans by of mostly Arab and Muslim gangs, we were not the least bit surprised. The mayor of Amsterdam, Femke Halsema, said it evoked memories of pogroms against Jews throughout history. There seems to be no question that the reporters would have covered the anti-Jewish attacks in Amsterdam far differently, avoiding even the appearance of excuse making for the antisemitic violence, if the perpetrators were neo-Nazis or other far-right extremists.

It seems that everyone from Bill Murray to ballet companies to the Muppets has done some sort of version of A Christmas Carol. The versatile actors take on multiple roles, whirling us - and the miser - through place and time and all kinds of emotion as he visits Christmas Past, Christmas Present and Christmas Yet To Come. With fewer distractions of staging, the text really comes to life and it's fresh as a flurry of snow, which falls like confetti at the joyful end. It reminds you why A Christmas Carol is such a well-told tale, and it's told so very well here. A Christmas Carol - On Air will be performing at Theatre Royal Windsor until Saturday, November 16.