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The Delta flight from Atlanta made the decision to return two hours into the journey after a passenger reportedly soiled themselves, with audio recording claiming a 'medical issue' and 'biohazard' worries onboard

The Delta Airlines flight was forced to turn around an hour into a flight from the US to Barcelona in Spain when an unfortunate "bio hazard" took over the plane

Manchester student Jordan Ratcliffe was just 16 years old when his auntie Kimberly Pierce last saw him. Despite a £20k police reward, he remains missing 15 years on from his disappearance

A Delta flight going from Italy to the US hit such bad turbulence that crew members were smashing their heads on the ceiling, and 11 individuals required a hospital visit after they landed

Harrison Floyd, 39, is one of Trump's 18 co-defendants in the Georgia 2020 election subversion case and remained the only individual held in custody after being denied bail

Pensioner Diane Key, 80, believes her phone from Tesco is "haunted", including waking her up with bright lights at the same time every night and receiving thousands of texts from an unknown number

Cristiano Ronaldo and Michael Jordan are two of sport's most recognisable figures, and own brands that are now finding their way onto the front of football shirts

Noel and his High Flying Birds performed their massive homecoming gig in Wythenshawe Park in Manchester but, due to car park mayhem, they struggled to leave the parkland

The Lionesses and Manchester United goalkeeper has been kept busy this summer with an historic Women's World Cup campaign, a row with Nike and now a world-record bid

The story of Lucy Letby depriving tiny, helpless babies of their lives in a hospital just 12 miles from me sent my blood pressure soaring and hot tears running, writes Val Savage

As well as announcing himself as one of the greatest basketball stars of all time, six-time NBA champion Michael Jordan is known to also be a keen poker player

There is detailed research showing the link between attainment and poverty - when children are going hungry at school it is no surprise this affects their ability to study

As Mary Earps pointed out, her Manchester United goalkeeper kit is the third best-seller across the men's and women's teams, so why has it taken Nike till now to get her England jersey in shops?

Nike have finally announced that the shirt will go on sale after weeks of controversy

Mary Earps spoke out prior to the Women's World Cup, and despite that and a petition, Nike had cemented themselves into not taking any action until now

The Lionesses goalkeeper called the lack of a replica shirt represents a "scary message being sent to goalkeepers worldwide that you are not important".

The woman bought the $50 500X THE CASH Scratch-Off card at a Publix Supermarket in North Miami, winning her the second top prize available on the Florida Lottery game

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A 37-year-old woman was found chained up in a bolted-up home screaming for help after Moises May allegedly chopped off her hair with a machete and burned her clothes in Louisville, Kentucky

England goalkeeper Mary Earps has fumed at Nike after they appeared to try and apologise for failing to manufacture the shot-stopper's shirt before the World Cup

Australia and New Zealand 2023 produced new winners, dramatic moments, major upsets, great goals and breakout stars - but who has made Mirror Football's Women's World Cup team of the tournament?

Sportswear giants Nike have issued a fresh statement addressing the controversy surrounding their refusal to manufacture replicas of Mary Earps' goalkeeper shirt

Before a ball was kicked at the Women's World Cup, Nike made the decision not to sell any replica goalkeeper kits, including the two Earps wore in Australia and New Zealand

Helen Flanagan split from her ex-fiancé Scott Sinclair in October last year but the mum-of-three is still finding time for 'date night' - albeit with her young son Charlie

Kit manufacturers have failed England goalkeeper Mary Earps on every level, ignoring the call to sell the Lionesses No.1's shirt throughout the tournament