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The Gemological Institute of America (GIA) has helped recover two remarkably valuable diamonds stolen in June.

An American Airlines flight had trouble coming to a stop after touching down at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport on Saturday night, the FAA confirms.

Pandora has published its fourth-quarter financial report detailing a strong increase in sales during a successful holiday season.

The Civil Aviation Authority said in a statement

Errant motorists do not have to worry yet about being issued with demerit points on their driving licences as the Aarto system has been delayed once again.

United Airlines appeared to forget it needed an exemption for "No Smoking" signs to always be on, before asking for it on Monday.

The Portland International Jetport is getting more than $10 million

United Airlines has grounded a fleet of planes due to a 1990 that requires all no smoking signs to be operated by the crew. These aircraft have software that automatically turn the sign on during flights.

European football’s governing body, Uefa, confirmed last year that Ireland and the UK will jointly host the tournament.

An attendance of 16,274 saw Derek Lyng’s side defeat Cork by 0-21 to 1-17.