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Hypersonic 4,310mph rocket goes up for auction
You'll need some cryogenically cooled liquid hydrogen to power it.
Read the full storyDestroyed streets in Gaza deserted as strikes continue
ITV News Correspondent Dan Rivers has arrived in Gaza, to find the streets empty of people but filled with rubble from the buildings destroyed by Israeli airstrikes and shelling.
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First gold of games won by England triathlete Stimpson
Jodie Stimpson of England has won the first gold medal of the 2014 Commonwealth Games.
The 25-year-old from the West Midlands finished first in the women's triathlon.
50 French passengers on missing AH5017 flight
The passenger list for missing Air Algerie plane AH5017 include 50 French citizens, a representative for the airline says.
Missing flight 'asked to change course due to storm'
Burkina Faso's Transport Minister says Air Algerie flight AH5017 had asked to change route at 01:38 GMT (02:38 BST) because of a storm.
Official: Authorities as far as Spain watching for AH5017
Mali's National Civil Aviation Agency say a search was under way for the missing flight AH5017.
"We do not know if the plane is Malian territory," Issa Saly Maigatold, head of the service, said.
"Aviation authorities are mobilised in all the countries concerned - Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, Algeria and even Spain."
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Police unit 'spying' on justice campaigns 'distressing'
The Chief Constable who led the report that found a secret Scotland Yard unit held information on families of 17 justice campaigns admitted it would be "distressing" for relatives to learn that their details were being held.
Mick Creedon, Derbyshire Chief Constable, added that it "must seem inexplicable" for the families who have had their details held by the force.
One reference in the report was to an unnamed individual planning to go to a funeral, even though "there was no intelligence to indicate that the funeral would have been anything other than a dignified event".
Mr Creedon said: "Unless the information could have prevented crime or disorder it should not have been retained."
Despite the report finding no evidence that covert operations targeted grieving families, the fact information that had no relevance in preventing crimes was kept, was heavily criticised.
'Many French passengers likely' on missing AH5017
France's Transport Minister says it is likely "many" French passengers are aboard the missing Air Algerie flight.
Burkina Faso and Algeria are both former French colonies.
EU flight safety agency lifts ban against Tel Aviv airport
The European Aviation Safety Agency has said it will lift its recommendation to avoid Tel Aviv Ben Gourion airport.
EASA to lift recommendation to avoid Tel Aviv Ben Gourion International Airport after contact with Israeli authorities
The move comes after the lifting of a US ban on commercial flights late last night.
Justice campaign families to be 'informed' on 'spying'
Families of 17 justice campaigns - for murder victims or those who died following police contact - will be informed on what information Scotland Yard held about them.
Derbyshire Chief Constable Mick Creedon, who led the inquiry, said:
– Derbyshire Chief Constable Mick CreedonOperation Herne has identified emerging evidence that in addition to the Stephen Lawrence Campaign, a number of other justice campagins have been mentioned within SDS records. Seventeen such justice campaigns have been identified so far.
These range between 1970 and 2005, and are as a result of deaths in police custdoy, following police contact and the victims of murders.
It is the intention of Chief Constable Creedon and Operation Herne to inform all of the families involved and share, where possible, the knowledge and information held.
