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RNZ News
2 hours ago
- Entertainment
- RNZ News
Staging one of the greatest love stories in a 60s thriller
culture arts 44 minutes ago It's one of the greatest and most famous love stories and we already know how it ends before it begins. Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet is now on stage with ATC - reenvisioned in a 60s thriller, high fashion style. Experienced theatre director, Benjamin Kilby-Henson has had a diverse career; taking theatre groups to the Edinburgh Fringe, directed shows for the Pop Up Globe, musicals for Court Theatre - and yet his shows often have a film or cinematic element and feel to them. Benjamin Kilby-Henson speaks to Culture 101 about how he first felt about the idea of bringing Romeo Juliet; such a well-known story to the stage.
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First Post
4 hours ago
- General
- First Post
Delta Airlines Boeing 767 makes emergency landing in LA after engine catches fire mid-air
A Delta Air Lines flight heading to Atlanta made an emergency landing in Los Angeles on Friday after one of its engines caught fire shortly after take-off. No injuries were reported, and the dramatic mid-air incident was captured on video showing flames coming from the aircraft's left engine. read more A Delta Air Lines flight en route to Atlanta was forced to make an emergency landing at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) on Friday after one of its engines caught fire shortly after take-off. Dramatic video footage captured flames shooting from the aircraft's left engine mid-air. Flight DL446, a Boeing 767-400, had just departed from LAX when it developed an engine issue. The pilots promptly declared an emergency and safely returned the aircraft to the airport. No injuries were reported among passengers or crew. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD Boeing 767 of Delta Inbound for caught fire around 12 hours ago. — Vikrant (@Vikspeaks1) July 19, 2025 Video of the incident, now widely circulated on social media, shows the plane ascending as flames erupt from the left side. Moments later, it is seen landing safely back at LAX. A Delta spokesperson told the BBC that the crew acted out of caution after receiving an alert about a potential problem with the engine. 'Delta flight 446 returned to Los Angeles shortly after departure following an indication of an issue with the aircraft's left engine,' the spokesperson said. According to aviation blog Aviation A2Z, the plane had just taken off when the engine fire broke out. The crew contacted Air Traffic Control (ATC), declared an emergency, and requested a return. ATC coordinated the aircraft's safe descent and alerted emergency teams on the ground. Tracking data from Flightradar24 shows that the aircraft climbed over the Pacific Ocean before circling back over the Downey and Paramount areas, giving the crew time to run safety checks before landing. The plane maintained stable altitude and speed during the manoeuvre. This marks the second engine fire incident involving a Delta aircraft this year. In April, Delta Flight 1213 experienced an engine fire at Orlando International Airport while preparing to depart for Atlanta. That fire was contained on the ramp, and no one was injured. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD
Express Tribune
6 hours ago
- Express Tribune
Two booked for submitting forged bail surety bond
Two men have been booked for submitting fake bail surety bonds in a terrorism case. Police have launched raids to arrest the suspects following the discovery of forged documents. According to an FIR lodged by Faisalabad Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) Reader Muhammad Shabbir, the Lahore High Court had approved post-arrest bail of accused Arsalan in a case registered under sections 7 ATA, 337-H2, 186, 353, 324, and 386. The court had ordered submission of a surety bond worth Rs100,000. Arsalan submitted a bail surety under the name of Ali Haider, resident of Rahim Yar Khan, which was found to be fake during verification. Investigations revealed that Arsalan, with the assistance of his accomplice Ali Raza, had submitted a forged bail surety and defrauded the court. On the court's order, a new case has been registered under sections 420, 468, and 471 of the Pakistan Penal Code. The police have begun action to trace and arrest both accused. In another incident, a woman was sexually assaulted. The police registered a case and launched raids to arrest the assaulters. The victim filed a case with Madina Town police, stating that she is a housewife and had contacted the suspect Adnan over the phone a year ago. He told her that he works in Dubai and that trapped her. A month ago, the suspect returned from Dubai and said he had prepared the complainant's documents for taking her to Dubai. He called her to a hotel on Susan Road and offered her a dri nk that rendered her unconscious. The suspect recorded indecent pictures and videos of the victim. After she regained consciousness and returned to her home, the suspect started blackmailing her. He called her to the same hotel where he blackmailed and sexually assaulted her. He threatened to share the videos on social media if she told anyone about her ordeal. The Madina Town police initiated action under Section 376 and launched search for the suspect.
India Today
21 hours ago
- India Today
Air India Express Hyderabad-Phuket flight returns to base soon after take-off
An Air India Express flight from Hyderabad to Phuket was diverted back to its base shortly after takeoff on Saturday morning. Flight IX 110 took off from Hyderabad Airport at 6:40 according to flight tracking service FlightRadar24, the aircraft turned around and returned to Hyderabad soon after take-off. The flight remained in the air for only 16 minutes before turning The reason for the diversion is not yet known. An official statement from Air India Express is a separate incident, earlier this week, an Air India Express flight bound for Dubai was grounded at Lucknow's Chaudhary Charan Singh Airport on Wednesday after the pilot refused to take off due to a technical issue detected during engine IX 193 was scheduled to depart from Hyderabad at 8:45 AM with 160 passengers and 8 crew members on board. Shortly after starting the engines, a technical fault was noticed, prompting the pilot to alert airline officials and air traffic control (ATC) the cancellation, some passengers were issued refunds, while others were provided hotel accommodation by the airline.- EndsMust Watch
Express Tribune
a day ago
- Politics
- Express Tribune
PTI leader's bail extended by ATC
An anti-terrorism court (ATC) on Friday extended the interim bail of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Muhammad Ahmad Chattha till September 19 in four separate cases, including the Jinnah House attack and Shadman Police Station arson. ATC Administrative Judge Manzer Ali Gill presided over the proceedings. Chattha appeared before the court following the expiry of his earlier bail period. The judge summoned the complete case record from the prosecution and directed the defence to present arguments at the next hearing. Chattha has sought bail in several cases, including the attack on Jinnah House, arson at Shadman Police Station, and setting fire to police vehicles in Zaman Park. In a separate hearing, the ATC dismissed the post-arrest bail petition of PTI leader Mian Mehmoodur Rasheed in a case related to vandalism and provocative speeches during the May 9 protests near Sherpao Bridge. ATC Judge Arshad Javed dismissed the plea after the petitioner's counsel requested to withdraw the application. The case was registered at Sarwar Road Police Station and pertains to allegations of delivering inflammatory speeches and participating in acts of vandalism during the protests. Money laundering case The ATC confirmed the interim bail of a female bank officer, Sanam Shaukat, in a case involving money laundering, terror financing, and the opening of illegal bank accounts. Presiding over the hearing, Judge Manzer Ali Gill directed the accused to submit surety bonds worth Rs. 100,000. According to the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA), Sanam Shaukat and several other bank officials allegedly facilitated illegal financial transactions for individuals associated with banned outfits, including those listed in the Fourth Schedule of the Anti-Terrorism Act.
