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Award-winning photographers capture the quiet, majestic beauty of the night sky.

The 36,000 items in the collection range from slave shackles to Rosa Parks's dress.

RMT Union members will walkout for 24 hours from from 21:00 BST tonight.

Although the competition is only in its first year, more than 800 photographs from around the world were submitted.

Passengers can only carry the phone if it is switched off throughout the journey, FAA says.

At least one million people join in the Labor Day weekend celebration

The outage was worldwide and included the Heathrow and Gatwick airports.

Cannabis booths demolished two days after a shooting incident rocked one of Denmark's favourite tourist attractions.

Burning Man is not for the faint of heart – as the website says: 'The Black Rock Desert is trying its best to kill you'.

But a walkout by rail guards over 7 and 8 September is still going ahead.

Visitors may be surprised to discover the riches Iran has to offer, including ancient ruins, pristine beaches and popular ski resorts.

BA is upgrading its website and the beta test version can be accessed only by a select set of customers.

New badges tackle complaints from passengers with non-apparent illnesses and disabilities.

Photographer of the Year was chosen from more than 270,000 images taken by more than 38,000 photographers.

The deal will create more than 1,000 jobs in the US.

Fires in Indonesia cause an annual crisis that blankets large parts of the region in choking smog.

Entire walls collapsed, exposing the interiors of homes like dolls' houses.

Abta estimates 2 million Brits will holiday overseas over this holiday weekend.

Both claim to be open to further negotiations at mitigation service Acas ahead of strike on 7 and 8 September.

Bagan rivals Cambodia's Angkor Wat and Borobudur in Indonesia as Southeast Asia's premier archaeological site.

Unlike Corbyn, delegates and exhibitors have to book in advance to get the discount.

Qantas said it will pay A$500m to shareholders and reward its 25,000 employees with a one-off A$3,000 bonus.

Labour leader had traveled from London to Newcastle on 11 August to face Owen Smith in a hustings.

The Wadi al-Salam cemetery in Najaf covers about 10 square kilometres and contains five million bodies.

Passengers slumped in their seats, and one man apparently urinating on the tracks at Oxford Circus.

From story-telling festivals to goat's milk ice cream, this is a beautiful landscape that cannot be rushed through.

Whether putting off uni for a year or just wanting to get away, find out how to plan the perfect year.

TSSA warns it will co-ordinate any action with its sister transport unions to 'maximise impact'.

Project announced by Boris Johnson in 2014 will bring capital in line with other major world cities.