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Air traffic control issue ‘incredibly disappointing’ – Edinburgh Airport chief
21. September 2026 (16:41)
Gordon Dewar said the Nats problem showed that ‘something needs to change’.  (London News)
Is crime going up or down in your London borough? Check our interactive map to find out
21. September 2026 (16:33)
More than 900,000 crimes were logged in the capital in the last year - but overall levels fell by 2.3% from the previous year (London News)
Effort to secure more funding from London for budget is ‘right fight’ – O’Neill
21. September 2026 (16:32)
First Minister Michelle O’Neill said she was ‘determined to take it to the end of the line’. (London News)
Colm Murphy was ‘spider at centre of web’ in Omagh bombing plot, inquiry told
21. September 2026 (15:57)
Lead counsel to the Omagh Bombing Inquiry Paul Greaney KC said a group of men were involved in the Real IRA plot to bomb the Co Tyrone town. (London News)
Wedding and Disneyland trips disrupted by air traffic control issues
21. September 2026 (15:23)
Some passengers travelling from Glasgow Airport were affected by the issues on Monday. (London News)
Vinyl forger netted profits to the tune of £2.7m from massive fake record stash
21. September 2026 (15:19)
Works by artists including Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran and Ariana Grande were among the largest ever seizure of fake vinyl made by UK police. (London News)
George Galloway fights Zack Polanski in key Holborn by-election from South Africa 'exile'
21. September 2026 (14:58)
George Galloway says is having to fight the Holborn and St Pancras by-election ‘from exile in South Africa’ (London News)
Meghan to miss Harry’s WellChild Awards ceremony
21. September 2026 (14:56)
Harry has been patron of WellChild – the national charity for seriously ill children and their families – since 2007. (London News)
Some flights across Belfast airports and Londonderry hit by ‘technical issue’
21. September 2026 (14:50)
It comes after the second air traffic control issue this month. (London News)
Air traffic control provider comes under fire after second issue in two weeks
21. September 2026 (14:49)
Airlines expressed their dismay and anger at ‘yet another’ incident and Ryanair repeated its calls for Nats chief executive Martin Rolfe to resign. (London News)