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Airline forced to apologise over controversial tourism ad
An international airline has copped major backlash over a tourism campaign that holds a striking resemblance to a deadly historic disaster.
The most turbulent flights in the world revealed
Some international routes are more bumpy than others, with new research revealing the most choppy journeys you can take.
Fergie opens up about double cancer diagnosis
The Duchess of York has shared that her mind "went to some dark places" as she revealed the mental health battle she faced while also dealing with breast and skin cancer in the same year.
Queen guitarist Brian May recovering from health scare
The musician's wife has given update about his health after he lost control over his arm following a stroke.
Brave pensioner fights off robber using a pair of jeans
A 84-year-old man has been praised for his heroic efforts as he fought off a mugger using only a pair of jeans as protection.
Legendary Hollywood director dies at age 78
David Lynch, who is best known for his work behind the camera on films such as Mulholland Drive and Twin Peaks, has passed away after a years-long health battle.
Bruce Willis makes first public appearance in three years
The iconic actor, who hasn't been seen in many years as he battles dementia, has been spotted stepping out for the first time since 2022 for a very good reason.
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