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Air India (For representational purposes only)AI 117 incidentNEW DELHI: The Federation of Indian Pilots (FIP), a pilots’ body, on Sunday called for a thorough inspection of the electrical systems of all Boeing 787 planes operating in India “in the interest of air safety. ”The FIP’s appeal to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) comes a day after an Air India Boeing 787 flight from Amritsar to Birmingham deployed emergency turbine power while preparing to land in the UK city. The incident, too, comes just months after another Air India Boeing 787 operating between India and the UK (Ahmedabad-London) crashed minutes after take-off in one of India’s worst aviation disasters.“It is pertinent to note that the incident (Amritsar–Birmingham) is another pointer towards the Air India crash of B-787 aircraft. Thus, in the interest of air safety, FIP insists that DGCA must thoroughly check and investigate the electrical system of B-787 aircraft in the country,” the Federation said in its letter to the DGCA, according to PTI.“There have been numerous incidents on the B-787 aircraft. “Subsequent to the crash, DGCA checked only the fuel control switches of B-787 in Air India (fleet),” it added.The latest incident involved the Ram Air Turbine (RAT) of Air India flight AI 117 — a Boeing 787 Dreamliner — deploying during the flight's final approach, at around 400 feet, just seconds before landing.

The top stories and transfer rumours from Sunday's newspapers...DAILY MAILManchester United defender Harry Maguire could be in line for a shock move to the Saudi Pro League with Cristiano Ronaldo's Al Nassr among the interested parties. THE STARReal Madrid are plotting an audacious £130m bid to sign Manchester City midfielder Rodri. EXPRESSManchester United have the option to extend Maguire's contract at Old Trafford beyond next summer but are unlikely to exercise it. Barcelona chiefs are convinced they've bagged a 'bargain' in securing Marcus Rashford from Manchester United, and they anticipate his value will soar once he finds his footing at the Nou Camp. Sunday Supplement on Sky Sports NewsSunday Supplement is back on Sky Sports News, bringing you the latest and best analysis from the latest football stories.

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This event has been transmuted into “The Gold,” an involving British drama premiering here Sunday on PBS. Critiques of British class structure and bad actors within the police department are raised high enough to be impossible to miss. The detectives have a computer, but only Brightwell has an idea of what it’s for or how to use it. A tracking device, apparently the only one in all of British law enforcement, has to be imported from Belfast (and sneakily at that). And the remodeling of East London into a gentrified glass forest, a minor plot point, has only just begun.

Discontinued UK chocolates and sweetsSome of the chocolates discontinued by Cadbury over the years include:Discontinued Cadbury chocolates that have returned to UK shelves in 2025But, much to the delight of fans, several discontinued Cadbury chocolates have returned to UK shelves in 2025:Cadbury DreamThe Cadbury Dream chocolate bar was first launched in the UK back in 2001. However, Cadbury discontinued the chocolate just a year later (in 2002), citing the changing tastes of customers as the reason for its decision. Cadbury Dairy Milk BubblyThe Cadbury Dairy Milk Bubbly chocolate bar was first launched in the UK in 2003 as a replacement for Wispa bars, but was discontinued when Wispa was relaunched in 2007. Cadbury Dairy Milk Shortcake BiscuitCadbury Dairy Milk Shortcake Biscuit chocolate bars were discontinued in the UK back in 2008. Which discontinued Cadbury chocolate would you like to see make a return to the UK next?

Plus, we share another important deadline you can't missTAXING TIMES Households risk being fined up to £1,000 by HMRC if they don’t take action TODAYHOUSEHOLDS risk being fined up to £1,000 by HMRC if they don't take action today. You need to tell the tax office today, October 5, if you need to complete a tax return and have not sent one before. 1 You need to tell the tax office you have to file a self-assessment tax return Credit: GettyThe form is used by HMRC to collect income tax. Then, a £10 daily fine applies every day you don't submit your tax return. Upon receiving the UTR you can then file a Self Assessment tax return online via the GOV.UK website or by post.

Britain’s main opposition party on Sunday promised that, if it returned to power, it would deport 150,000 illegal immigrants each year by creating a new removals force with far-reaching powers, modeled on the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency in the United States. Under the plans, announced by Kemi Badenoch, the leader of the Conservative Party, facial recognition technology would be used to track undocumented immigrants, the asylum system would be overhauled and Britain would leave an international human rights treaty. “The fact is, there are too many people in our country who should not be here,” Ms. Badenoch told the BBC, adding that “they don’t belong here, they are committing crimes, they are hurting people.”Ms. Badenoch made her pledge on the opening day of an annual conference that is seen as critical for her leadership of the party, which has sunk in opinion polls since she took over last November. Even if she steadies her position, the next general election could be as far off as 2029, making Ms. Badenoch unlikely to reach Downing Street any time soon.

Yes NoNEW DELHI: The ram air turbine (RAT) of an Air India Dreamliner deployed on its final approach, seconds before landing at 400 feet, to Birmingham on Saturday. At Air India, the safety of passengers and crew remains top priority.”AI 117 had taken off from Amritsar at 12.52 pm on Oct 4. “During landing at 400 feet, RAT unlock message came and RAT got deployed. In these cases the RAT will power vital systems such as flight controls or flight-critical instrumentation, navigation and communication equipment. Some RATs produce only hydraulic power which in turn is used to power an electrical generator,” Skybrary adds.

Mark Gallagher gave Mrs Badenoch £2,000 for her leadership campaign last October and left the Tories around two months ago, Sky News reported. A Reform UK source said: “Nigel (Farage) and Mark have been friends for a long time. “We understand he is very disenchanted with the Conservative Party,” the source added. A Conservative source, however, said Mr Gallagher was briefly an adviser on Mrs Badenoch’s leadership campaign and pointed to his past affiliations with other political outfits, including the Brexit Party. The Tories have seen a slew of defections to Reform UK, with London Assembly Member for Havering and Redbridge Keith Prince jumping ship on the eve of the party’s conference.

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“They were lucky not to be burned to death,” Mr. Jung said in a phone interview on Sunday. Mr. Jung added that he was shocked by the Manchester attack — where two people were killed after a man drove a vehicle into worshipers and then attacked others with a knife — and by the suspected arson at the mosque on Saturday. “People don’t go to places of worship ever thinking that they may be attacked,” he said. On Sunday, the Sussex police said that they had also increased their presence at the scene of the suspected mosque arson to provide reassurance. “We understand the concerns this has caused within the community, and the impact that will be felt by the Muslim community as a result,” the police statement said.

Plenty of celebrities have had their share of interesting exchanges with the royals (Picture: John Giles/PA Wire)The term Hollywood royalty gets thrown away, but how do the entertainment world’s elite cope when the come face to face with actual Royal Family members. Spoiler alert – they don’t always get it right, and it usually results in absolute hilarity for the rest of us. From Harry Potter actors and British comedy institutions to Hollywood megastars and people accepting a damehood, we’ve gathered some of our favourite interactions between celebrities and various members of the Royal Family. Geri Horner gave the royal a peck and appeared to pinch his backside, which definitely doesn’t fall under the usual royal greeting. ‘And he said, “No, don’t do that, otherwise everyone will want one.”‘Margot Robbie ‘offends’ Prince HarryMargot Robbie ‘offended’ Prince Harry (Picture: Taylor Hill/FilmMagic)Margot Robbie has recalled first meeting Prince Harry at a starstudded housewarming party for model Suki Waterhouse.

The total left to military charities fell by a huge sumSHOCK & EYEORE Brits left seven times more cash in wills to animals than soldiers during 2024 – including £38m to Donkey SanctuaryA DONKEY charity was left more money in wills than the Royal British Legion last year, figures show. The Sun on Sunday has found British Legion will donations lagged behind those made to each of the UK’s top five largest animal charities. In contrast, the British Legion, Help for Heroes, Army Benevolent Fund, the Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Families Association and Combat Stress combined got only £48.4million. The total left to the top five animal charities — which do not include the Donkey Sanctuary — is up more than 20 per cent from two years ago. Meanwhile, the total left to the five military charities fell by £2million, from a high of £50.6million in 2022.