Text: Thirty Haitian migrants were dead and dozens of others were rescued after their overloaded sail freighter grounded and capsized off Staniel Cay, Bahamas, the U.S. Coast Guard said Tuesday. Photos and video released by the Coast Guard showed numerous people crammed onto the parts of the boat that still were above water, with others in the Atlantic Ocean and clinging to the sides. About 110 people were rescued, the Coast Guard said. The 40-foot boat turned over Monday night about 15 nautical miles southwest of Staniel Cay, spilling its occupants into the ocean, the Coast Guard said. The Royal Bahamas Defence Force worked with the U.S. Coast Guard to rescue the survivors. Coast Guard air crews dropped food, supplies and rafts to the boat's passengers while 13 lifting survivors from the water and the boat, the service said. As of late Tuesday morning, all of the survivors had been taken to the Bahamas for medical treatment, Coast Guard spokesman Mark Barney said. The boat probably will be towed to the Bahamas, Barney said. Vessel capsizes off Miami; 4 dead, 11 rescued. Migrants appear undeterred, even after deadly shipwrecks. Report: 12 dead, 116 rescued after boat capsizes off Egypt.
Highlights: Vessel capsizes in Bahamas; 30 reported dead. U.S. Coast Guard joins rescue effort and drops food, rafts.

Question: If you feel like you spend more time at the airport each year, that is because you do. British air passengers suffered increased delays on flights last summer and families heading to Orlando in Florida endured the longest hold-ups. The number of charter flights into and out of major UK airports that were on time dipped from 79 per cent in summer 2013 to 71 per cent in summer 2014, according to new statistics from the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). Families suffered more delays and longer waits last summer than the precious year. Flight punctuality also fell for scheduled flights, dropping from 80 per cent on time in summer 2013 to just 75 per cent last year. The figures covered departures from 10 UK airports - Heathrow, Gatwick, Luton, Stansted, London City, Manchester, Birmingham, Newcastle, Edinburgh and Glasgow - during the summer period from July to September. As well as the frequency, the length of the delays are also getting longer. Both charter and scheduled flights suffered delays according to the Civil Aviation Authority statistics. The average delay to charter flights was 18 minutes in 2014 compared with 16 minutes in summer 2014. Average delays to scheduled flights rose from 12 minutes in summer 2013 to 14 minutes last summer. There was a 2.3 per cent increase in the number of scheduled flights monitored in summer 2014 compared with the previous summer, while the number of scheduled flights monitored rose 0.6 per cent in summer 2014. Flights to Orlando suffered the most delays, with an average wait of 31.9 minutes. Of the busiest 75 scheduled international destinations, Rotterdam in Holland recorded the highest on-time performance, with 87.6 per cent, and the lowest average delay, of 7.5 minutes. Flights to and from Pisa in Italy achieved the lowest on-time performance, with 49.9 per cent. Flights to and from Orlando achieved the highest average delay, of 31.9 minutes.
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Important parts: Flight punctuality dropped for both charter and scheduled flights in 2014. Families endured the longest holdups on flights to Florida. Civil Aviation Authority statistics looked at 10 key UK airports.

in: Stylish Beckhams took almost one third of the vote. Kardashians came second and the Jolie-Pitt family took third position. The Windsors came last with 2 per cent of the vote. By. Bianca London. PUBLISHED:. 06:03 EST, 20 December 2012. |. UPDATED:. 06:03 EST, 20 December 2012. Days after Romeo Beckham made his modelling debut for Burberry, the Beckhams have been voted the most fashionable celebrity family. And with half of the family already taking the fashion world by storm and the youngest of the brood topping 'most fashionable baby' polls, it comes as no surprise that the famous six were way out in front with almost one third of the overall votes. Voters said David, fashion designer. Victoria, Romeo, Brooklyn, Cruz and the youngest member of the family,. Harper Seven, always looked immaculately dressed and were known for. setting, rather than following the latest trends. Most stylish: The Beckham clan were voted as the most stylish celebrity family. Good genes: Harper Seven and Romeo have both inherited their parent's good looks and regularly top 'most stylish child' polls. The Kardashian sisters came in second with 14 per cent of the votes due to their bold and individual styles with the Jolie Pitt family coming third with 13 per cent of the vote. Beyoncé, Jay-Z and their daughter Blue Ivy polled fourth thanks to their love of designer brands, with Middleton sisters Kate and Pippa coming fifth. Saturday’s singer Una Healy, her husband Ben Foden and daughter Aoife Belle collected seven per cent for the vote. Designer and WAG Coleen Rooney and her family polled six per cent of the vote, with Myleene Klass and her daughters Ava and Hero, and Peter Crouch, Abbey Clancy and their toddler Sophia taking joint eighth place with four per cent. Keeping up: The Kardashian family, known for their savvy style, came in second place. Coming in at the bottom of the poll was the Windsors, who were applauded by just two per cent of those surveyed for their timeless elegance. A spokesman from TVBet.co.uk, who carried out the survey, said the results show that David and Victoria have passed on their sense of style to their children, with the family set to set trends across a number of age groups for many years to come. He said: 'Ever since Victoria and David started dating back in 1999 they’ve been acknowledged as a trend-setting couple – something which seems to have rubbed off on their children too. Flying high: The Middleton sisters and the Rooney's also came high in the poll. 'More than a decade down the line they’re still immaculately turned out and whilst there have been a few faux pas along the way - who can forget David’s curtains or his sarong - they always look sharp and stylish. 'Romeo is already modelling and it seems only a matter of time before Harper Seven takes to the catwalk as well.' He continued: 'The Kardashians came in second having been praised for daring to wear outfits to complement their curvaceous figures. 'It’s good to see music royalty like Beyoncé and Jay-Z sit alongside our own Royal Family. The diversity of the families in the top ten shows that being stylish is about dressing for yourself and in clothes that work for you.' Here comes the girls: Myleene and her family were also top contenders in the style list. 1.    Beckhams – 29 per cent2.    Kardashians – 14 per cent3.    Jolie Pitts – 1 per cent4.    Beyonce, Jay-Z and Blue Ivy – 12 per cent5.    Middletons – 9 per cent6.    Una Healy, Ben Foden and Aoife Belle– 7 per cent7.    Rooneys – 6 per cent8.    Myleene Klass, Ava and Hero – 4 per cent=     Peter Crouch, Abbey Clancy and Sophie – 4 per cent10.    Windsors – 2 per cent.
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Stylish Beckhams took almost one third of the vote. Kardashians came second and the Jolie-Pitt family took third position. The Windsors came last with 2 per cent of the vote.