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  • London Underground extension: Two new Northern line opened this morning

    September 20, 2021

    London Underground’s first major expansion this century has opened this morning. Two new Northern line stations opened in south London following a £1.1bn project. The first train on the new route departed from Battersea Power Station at 5.28am this morning. It called at the other new station, Nine Elms, before reaching the existing station of [...]

  • Johnson to push Biden on reopening UK-US travel during White House visit

    September 19, 2021

    Boris Johnson is expected to push US President Joe Biden on the looming humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, the potential of reopening UK-US travel and climate change during a visit to the White House. The Prime Minister will head to Washington during an environment-focused trip to the US, where he will urge world leaders to take [...]

  • Slot wars on the cards as Asian regulators threaten retaliation over new EU rules

    September 17, 2021

    The aviation industry could be on the brink of a new trade war after Asian regulators warned they could retaliate over EU plans to force carriers to use 50 per cent of their take-off and landing slots during the winter season. Having frozen slot rules during the pandemic, the bloc in July announced that airlines [...]

  • People falling off escalators over fear of catching Covid-19 sends TfL injuries up

    September 17, 2021

    London Underground bosses have warned that people falling off escalators due to not holding on to the handrail over fears of catching Covid-19 is one of the biggest safety risks facing the network. Since the lifting of lockdown restrictions earlier this year the number of accidents of this type has soared due to the “perception [...]

  • All new London buses to be zero-emission Mayor says

    September 17, 2021

    Sadiq Khan, the Mayor of London, has announced that new Transport for London (TfL) buses will be carbon neutral, as the UK prepares to host COP26. TfL said in a statement that by the end of next year, ten per cent of London’s bus network will be zero-emission as the network has committed to only [...]

  • Ryanair shares soar as carrier aims to fly 225m passengers a year by 2026

    September 16, 2021

    Shares in Ryanair are flying today after it announced that it now expects to fly 225m passengers a year by March 2026, a 25m hike on its previous target. By the midmorning, shares were up 6.7 per cent. In a statement ahead of today’s AGM, the Irish carrier said that it now expected to see [...]

  • SpaceX launch: E-com billionaire and three ordinary civilians are on their way to space

    September 16, 2021

    A SpaceX rocket ship blasted off from Florida last night carrying a billionaire e-commerce executive and three less-wealthy private citizens he chose to join him in the first all-civilian crew ever launched into Earth orbit. Watch the full report.

  • Kier back in profit after turnaround process completed

    September 16, 2021

    Construction firm Kier crept back into profit today after two years of hefty losses after completing its reset of the company’s operations. The London-listed firm made a £5.6m reported profit, swinging back into the black after a £225m loss last year. It said that it would use the £351m it has gathered through the sale [...]

  • Pre-departure Covid tests may be ditched to simplify travel restrictions

    September 15, 2021

    Ministers plan to make an announcement later this week which will mean vaccinated people arriving into England will no longer be subject to pre-departure Covid tests, according to reports. A government insider told the Financial Times, which first reported the news, that measures to simplify travel restrictions and aid the UK’s struggling travel and tourism [...]

  • Business travel is taking off, says Lufthansa CEO amid influx of flights at City Airport

    September 15, 2021

    Lufthansa’s CEO says the airline is placing more flights over the next two months as demand for business travel picks up again, according to reports. “We are now seeing very clearly that business travellers are coming back,” chief executive Carsten Spohr told Reuters, who first reported the news, at a conference in Berlin. Spohr said in [...]

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