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The two RAF front line warplanes, which took off in Finland, can outmanoeuvre adversaries at a moment's notice

The pilot fired two missiles, the first of which missed rather than malfunctioned as claimed at the time.

Watch out for hungry snappers!

The HD digital Striker II helmets will allow pilots to fly at night without losing any mission-critical data

WITH the low pressure area (LPA) off Batanes unlikely to turn into a tropical depression, the state-run weather agency said on Wednesday that most parts of the country, including Metro Manila, will only experience isolated rain showers and thunderstorms within three days.

As Typhoon Haikui dumped multiple rounds of extreme rainfall that flooded the Peng village in Maoming, South Chinas Guangdong Province, more than 70 crocodiles have been flushed to the streets after a crocodile farm was damaged amid heavy rains, media reported on Tuesday. Local authorities are trying to catch the escaped creatures using sonar equipment, while reminding residents to refrain from going outdoors.

Storms in the Mediterranean Basin Will Be Rarer but Stronger as the Effects of Warming Become More Severe, a New Study Predicts

The city has launched an operation to find the large number of crocodiles.

Online footage showed the reptiles from a commercial farm on the loose and swimming through local streets

Heavy rains from a typhoon kept southern China drenched for the seventh day as slow-moving storm clouds drifted from Guangdong on the coast to Guangxi, flooding low-lying areas, blocking roads and trapping residents. In the rural county of Bobai in Guangxi region, rescuers on assault boats have scrambled to pull people to safety since Sunday night as water more than 2 metres (6.6 feet) deep stranded residents in low-rise homes, state media reported on Monday. Heavy rain is expected to persist ...