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  • EU membership vs lost trade: Forget extra NHS cash, Brexit costs Britain £173m every week, or £1m per hour

    May 9, 2022

    Remember the Brexit bus promise: ‘We send the EU £350 million a week. Let’s fund our NHS instead. Vote leave’? The truth increasingly seems that quitting the European Union means there is £173m a week less to spend on the NHS, according to calculations based on recent ONS and UK Government data. Weighing up the [...]

  • Watch the moment a group of ‘unruly’ Brits brawl on a plane to Amsterdam before being arrested

    May 6, 2022

    A group of rowdy Brits were arrested in Amsterdam after a brawl on a flight from Manchester. Dutch airline KLM apologised to passengers caught up in the fight on 5 May, confirming the “unruly” passengers had been detained upon landing. Video footage shared on Twitter by @MayaWilkinsonx showed a physical altercation in the aisle of [...]

  • Rail fares could soar by 12 per cent amid inflationary spikes

    May 5, 2022

    Railway users could soon enough see the price of their tickets soar as a result of inflation spiking to 7 per cent and not showing any sign of easing. Economists argued fares could go up as high as 12 per cent from next year if the government doesn’t untie the increase in inflation rates and [...]

  • UK ports call on government to compensate them for delaying post-Brexit checks by 18 months

    May 5, 2022

    UK ports have called on the government to compensate them for delaying post-Brexit checks by more than a year and a half. According to the ports, the government delays on checks on European animals and plants announced last week mean that the high-tech facilities built for the inspections will remain empty until the end of [...]

  • Car insurance prices sink to lowest in seven years

    May 5, 2022

    Car insurance prices have, on average, sunk to the lowest since 2015, the Association of British Insurers (ABI) announced today. Comprehensive prices, which are now at £416, dropped 5 per cent compared with 2021 levels following the Financial Conduct Authority’s decision to offer both new and returning customer the same tariff, and end “loyalty premiums.” [...]

  • Air France-KLM beats quarterly forecasts following boom in travel bookings

    May 5, 2022

    Air France-KLM announced it has beaten its own profit forecasts for the first quarter following a boom in travel bookings. In the three months ended 31 March, the French-Dutch power house posted a €221m EBITDA, a 135 per cent increase on last year’s losses worth €628m. Despite taking a hit as a result of the [...]

  • Lufthansa to offset fuel prices following bigger than expected quarterly loss

    May 5, 2022

    Lufthansa said it will offset higher fuel prices in the second quarter of 2022 after it delivered a bigger than expected loss in the first one. Despite narrowing its adjusted loss before interest and taxes from €1.05bn to €591m, the airline’s losses were still higher than the company-provided analyst consensus of €558m. The carrier said [...]

  • Trainline focuses on EU expansion but remains in talks with government over rival app

    May 5, 2022

    Trainline said it was focusing on expanding its international presence while remaining in talks with Westminster over the development of a government-funded rival ticketing app. In the 12 months ended 28 February, the company’s international revenues grew 85 per cent to £21m due to sales reaching £418m, while profits soared by 105 per cent. Trainline’s domestic [...]

  • No delays for pandemic recovery as London City Airport welcomes 35 per cent more passengers

    May 5, 2022

    London City Airport has crowned April its busiest month since the pandemic, after the hub reported a 35 per cent increase on March levels. Over the last month, 256,000 people passed through London City’s gates, up on the 189,000 registered a month earlier. The airport – now at 61 per cent of 2019 levels – [...]

  • Bentley profit jumps 162 per cent despite lost cargo

    May 5, 2022

    Bentley announced its first quarter profit jumped 162 per cent even though it lost 200 cars in a shipping fire. In the three months ended 31 March, the British luxury car maker posted a €170m (£144.4m) operating profit, while revenues went up to a total of €813m after returns per car increased 15 per cent, [...]

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