Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS), the national carrier of Denmark, Sweden, and Norway, had 12 round trips to Heathrow Airport affected by a fire at a substation, causing the closure of the airport and the cancellation of over 1,300 flights. Media confusion mistakenly linked SAS with the Special Air Service, Britain’s elite special forces regiment. Heathrow Airport Chief Executive Thomas Woldbye described the incident as unprecedented, with a major power outage and significant operational challenges.
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‘Neo-nazi’ teen wanted to go on ‘terrorist rampage inspired by Jo Cox murder’
A neo-Nazi teenager, Alfie Coleman, was arrested after attempting to purchase a gun for a planned terrorist attack, inspired by the murder of MP Jo Cox. At 21, he idolized right-wing extremists, maintained a database of perceived 'race traitors,' and had plotted various attacks, including targeting the Lord Mayor of London, though he denies intending to carry them out. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: A teenager named Alfie Coleman, who believed in extreme...
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