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Vacuum-powered chutes will collect rubbish on an estate in north London to try to cut mess and increase recycling.
An Army parachute trainer tells an inquest into a soldier who died on his second jump, the training is "best in world".
A radio link may have saved a soldier who was killed on his first day parachute training, an inquest hears.
Park rangers say there has been an "amazingly" good use of a system aimed at cleaning up the mountains.
A problem with human waste in the Cairngorms is behind a new scheme to keep the mountains clean.
A skydiver is hailed a hero after avoiding crashing into crowds when a gust of wind caught his chute during a drop.
Waste disposal chutes in a residential block of flats are converted to take refuse for recycling.
Passengers are evacuated from an aircraft at Edinburgh Airport after a suspected engine fire.
People in a Plymouth block of flats are evacuated from the building after fires in a rubbish chute.
A two-week-old kitten dies after being put in a water-filled carrier bag and thrown down a communal rubbish chute at a block of flats.
Police investigating the murder of skydiver Stephen Hilder, whose chutes had been sabotaged, release two men from bail.
A woman killed in a ferry evacuation exercise probably suffocated in the escape chute, an inquest jury hears.
Footage of the last moments of a woman killed in a ferry evacuation exercise is shown to an inquest jury.
Passengers are evacuated from a plane via emergency chutes after a full scale fire alert at Belfast City Airport.
A volunteer who died in an evacuation drill on a ferry was 'probably' killed by her lifejacket, a report concludes.
Firefighters rescue a man who spent seven hours wedged in a pub ventilation chute.
Evacuation procedures on ships should be reviewed, says a report into a fatal accident.
The chute that will slow the descent of a British spacecraft on to the surface of the Red Planet is checked over.
A woman dies after she takes part in an emergency exercise on board a cross-Channel ferry.
A court hears how a north Wales man is lucky to be alive after receiving two electric shocks at a Deeside factory where he worked.
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