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But persistent heartburn that worsens or continues over a long period could be a sign of something more sinister, says Bristol-based GP and senior lecturer at the University of Bristol, Dr Dan Baumgardt.

Ewa Hunt, 56, has lived in torment after her nine-month-old Shepadoodle puppy, Bruno, was snatched in a brazen burglary caught on CCTV, at her home in Featherstone, West Yorks.

'Let's go!' Elizaveta Gushchina screamed before falling 290ft from the top of an abandoned boiler tower near the Russian city of St Petersburg.

The Murs family became four last week

Rebecca Holdham, 38, known to her loved ones as Becky, was last seen at an address in the Ockley Park estate, near the village of Hassocks, West Sussex, at around 10am on Sunday, September 7.

Prince Harry's explosive memoir, Spare, laid bare a series of shocking accusations against the Royal Family, including a claim that William tore into Meghan after she insulted his wife.

Wilson wore a bright red dress with a purple sash reading 'Miss South Carolina' at the Alexis Bittar showcase at the Abrons Theater on the Lower East Side of Manhattan.

The suspect in a horrific beheading of a motel manager in Texas had been detained by federal immigration officials -- only to be released despite his rampant history of crimes across three states.

Unsuspecting men might really believe their partner when they say 'Nothing's wrong' or 'I'm fine'. But sorry to break it to you, chaps - these phrases usually mean something entirely different.

FBI Director Kash Patel was dining at an upscale New York City restaurant just hours after Charlie Kirk's murder - the same evening the FBI fumbled the pursuit of his killer not once, but twice.

A couple who relocated from the UK to Cyprus have revealed just how much they save on bills.

Many of those living in the vicinity of the 'funny bungalow' remember with fondness the kindly, old man who lived inside and was often seen working lovingly in his garden.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from TechCrunch: Rainmaker Technology's bid to deploy cloud-seeding flares on small drones is being met by resistance from the airline pilots union, which has urged the Federal Aviation Administration to consider denying the startup's request unless it meets stricter safety guidelines. The FAA's decision will signal how the regulator views weather modification by unmanned aerial systems going forward. Rainmaker's bet on small drones hangs in the balance. The Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA) told the FAA that Rainmaker's petition "fails to demonstrate an equivalent level of safety" and poses "an extreme safety risk." Rainmaker is seeking an exemption from rules that bar small drones from carrying hazardous materials. The startup filed in July, and the FAA has yet to rule. Instead, it issued a follow-up request for information, pressing for specifics on operations and safety. In its filing, Rainmaker proposed using two flare types, one "burn-in-place" and the other ejectable, on its Elijah quadcopter, to disperse particles that stimulate precipitation. Elijah has a maximum altitude of 15,000 feet MSL (measured from sea level), which sits inside controlled airspace where commercial airliners routinely fly. Drones need permission from Air Traffic Control to fly inside this bubble. Rainmaker's petition says it will operate in Class G (uncontrolled) airspace unless otherwise authorized. ALPA notes the filing doesn't clearly state where flights would occur or what altitudes would be used. Rainmaker and ALPA did not reply to TechCrunch's requests for comment. The union also objects to the flares themselves, citing concerns about foreign object debris and fire safety. ALPA points out that the petition does not include trajectory modeling of the ejectable casings or analysis on the environmental impacts of chemical agents. However, Rainmaker says the flights will occur over rural areas and over properties owned by private landlords "with whom Rainmaker has developed close working relationships." [...] What happens next hinges on whether the FAA thinks those mitigations are sufficient. However it's decided, the agency's response will likely set the tone for novel cloud-seeding approaches.

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The Duchess of Rutland turned 62 earlier this month, but the occasion seems to have passed with little fanfare save a few heartwarming posts from her children,

A MULTI-VEHICLE crash on the M25 towards Essex is causing severe delays this afternoon with major queues forming as three lanes are closed.

A MULTI-VEHICLE crash on the M25 towards Essex is causing severe delays this afternoon with major queues forming as three lanes are closed.

Maxine Berry, known on the video-sharing platform as @yorkshireyank, has lived in the UK for the past 23 years but there are still some British-isms she finds funny, strange or both.

The disgraced royal, 65, appeared unmoved by the ongoing preparations for President Trump's visit on Wednesday when the US leader and First Lady Melania will spend the night at Windsor Castle.

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