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Condoms, cigarettes and secret guides among Nazi artefacts recovered from sunken U-boat

The U-boat is part of a display at Birkenhead’s dock on Merseyside. The items uncovered include secret dispatches from Nazi high command, a rare enigma machine and even condoms

Daily Mirror

Museum of Flight near Edinburgh to offer incredible new wartime escape room

The Museum of Flight in East Lothian have announced they will be running 'Operation Sabotage' for a time in August, which will be set up in one of their outbuildings on-site.

Edinburgh Live

All-female RAF crew will take to skies over Wembley to support Lionesses in Euro final

The Lionesses are looking to secure their first major win in the much anticipated fixture against Germany

Manchester Evening News

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Greater Manchester's lost £10,000 restaurant in a PLANE - from meals on wheels to hen parties

'Had some great nights on there, meal first in the restaurant followed by a boogie'

Manchester Evening News

Women’s Euros final set for a female flypast and a full house at Wembley

Famous fans get behind England for a gripping contest against Germany that is expected to set records

The Guardian - UK

All-female RAF crew to lead flypast over Wembley Stadium in support of Lionesses

Flight Lieutenant Lauren said watching the England team has been ‘inspiring’.

The Independent UK

UK takes part in joint military exercises in Finland amid Russia threat

The MoD says the training is crucial to ensuring that Nato forces can work together effectively on operations

The Independent UK

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Red Arrows: Commonwealth Games flight path route, timings and how to watch

The RAF’s Red Arrows will mark the Commonwealth Games opening ceremony with a flypast.

Evening Standard

Chilling account of how RAF officer fell 3,300ft to his death in the Himalayas

"He lost his balance and he was spun forward. He slid for just a moment, then he fell head first. He disappeared without even crying out. I was speechless, rooted to the spot,” Mr Cazzanelli said

Daily Mirror

Scots RAF mountaineer presumed dead after vanishing during Pakistan expedition

Wing Commander Gordon Henderson, from Dunfermline in Fife, vanished on Broad Peak, the 12th highest mountain in the world, on July 19.

Daily Record

Veteran discharged from the RAF for being gay demands help after cancer diagnosis

Simon Hinchley-Robertswas subjected to four days of interrogation and discharged and has now been diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer

Wales Online

RAF veteran discharged for being gay calls for support after cancer diagnosis

Simon Hinchley-Robson urged ministers to stop ‘dragging their feet’ and address historical abuse he faced in the military.

The Independent UK

Liverpool entrepreneurs who created 'unusual' 1970s nightclubs

George 'Jud' Evans' and Colin Peers had a number of ventures across the North West

Liverpool Echo

Tiny village on the edge of Merseyside where 'everyone knows each other'

The village also boasts a unique history that not everyone knows about

Liverpool Echo

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Nottingham Post

Red Arrows and Typhoon aircraft grounded over safety concerns

It had 'no impact on national security'

Wales Online

Red Arrows grounded because of ejector seat safety fears

Typhoon warplanes have also been grounded

Daily Mirror

RAF Red Arrows and Typhoon planes grounded over 'faulty ejector seats'

The RAF has had to ground its Red Arrows and Typhoon warplanes except for those involved in essential flying due to a safety problem with the ejector seats

The Independent UK

Ejector seat safety fear grounds Red Arrow jets and Typhoon warplanes

The Red Arrows flying team is set to perform in a display at the Making Waves Festival in Irvine, North Ayrshire.

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Royal Navy warship tracks Russian submarines in the North Sea

HMS Portland was on watch as cruise missile submarine Severodvinsk and Akula-class attack submarine Vepr made their underwater journey south

Daily Record

Spitfire tribute to WWII hero Ernie Holmes seen in the sky above Perth

The throb of vintage planes flying low over Perth gave a poignant moment for the city to remember fearless RAF pilot Ft Lt Ernie Holmes.

Daily Mirror

WW2 veteran, 102, says 'art, music and finest wine' are the secrets of a long life

Harry Gamper was born in 1920 and celebrated his milestone on Tuesday at Malin Court Care Home in Maidens, South Ayrshire. He says life is beautiful and should be lived to the fullest

The Independent UK

D-Day pilot reveals secret to long life after celebrating 102nd birthday

Harry Gamper turned 102 on July 20, eight decades after serving in the RAF during World War II

The Guardian - UK

‘Unfocused’ Boris Johnson adds to image of a government giving up

Analysis: concerns of leadership vacuum unaided by senior ministers cancelling parliamentary committee appearances

The Independent UK

Royal Navy sends warship to track Russian submarines in North Sea

Nato worked alongside the British forces to complete the mission

Wales Online

Royal Navy warship tracks two Russian submarines in North Sea

HMS Portland worked with a P8 Poseidon aircraft to hunt and track the boats

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