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Gatwick airport terminal to reopen after security alert

Higher Ed
Passengers at Gatwick airport near Crawley, West Sussex, where flights have been cancelled and delayed after a "suspected prohibited item" was found in luggage. Sussex Police said a security cordon has been put in place and a large...
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Press Association

Mother of girl who died after air pollution asthma attack receives apology from the Government

Higher Ed
Rosamund Adoo-Kissi-Debrah, the mother of a girl who died after an air pollution asthma attack, has called for a clean air act after she was given an official apology by the Government as they settled a legal case over the death. Ella...
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Ryanair CEO says meeting with Irish Government minister 'not productive'

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Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary characterised the meeting with minister of state for international transport James Lawless as unproductive. They met on Wednesday as part of a series of engagements with key stakeholders on the passenger...
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Press Association

Red Arrows put on a show at Farnborough Air Show

Higher Ed
The Red Arrows put on a show at Farnborough Air Show on Monday as the event kicked off its first day. The air show is on from the 22-26 of July.
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Ialpa president says solution to resolving the Aer Lingus dispute lies with the airline

Higher Ed
Ialpa president Mark Tighe says the solution to resolving the Aer Lingus dispute lies with the airline. He was speaking outside the Maldron Hotel in Dublin.
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Aer Lingus say they 'engaged constructively' with pilots' union as talks break down

Higher Ed
Aer Lingus chief corporate affairs officer Donal Moriarty said that the airline “engaged constructively” in discussions with Ialpa and Forsa. “We tried to discuss items that could actually resolve this dispute, in particular we tried to...
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Heathrow breaks record for number of passengers in 12 months

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Heathrow has recorded its highest passenger total for a 12-month period. The west London airport said 81.5 million passengers travelled through its terminals in the year to the end of May. That is up from 71.6 million during the...
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Press Association

Gatwick ranked worst airport for flight delays

Higher Ed
Gatwick was the worst airport in the UK for flight delays last year, an investigation has found. Departures from the West Sussex airport were an average of nearly 27 minutes behind schedule in 2023, according to analysis of Civil...
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Air ambulance crew member injured after being hit by laser pen beam

Higher Ed
Quotes from Yorkshire Air Ambulance technical crew member Alex Clark and chief pilot Owen McTeggert after Clark was hit in the eye by a laser beam while the aircraft was in transit close to Bradford on Friday. Clark talks about the...
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'Unusual piece of data’ caused flight chaos - air traffic control boss

Higher Ed
An “unusual piece of data” caused widespread flight disruption, an air traffic control (ATC) boss said, as airlines are under growing pressure over their treatment of passengers. Many UK holidaymakers are stranded overseas after around...
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Flight delays continue following air traffic control issues

Higher Ed
Passengers continue to experience delays at airports across the UK following issues with the air traffic control system on Monday.
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Press Association

Sadiq Khan visits bus depot as scrappage scheme extended to all Londoners

Higher Ed
Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, visits the Metroline bus garage in Edgware as he announced an expansion to the car scrappage scheme before Ulez is set to encompass all London boroughs.
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Sadiq Khan refuses to ‘water down’ Ulez as he steps up financial support

Higher Ed
Sadiq Khan has refused to “water down” the capital’s ultra-low emission zone (Ulez) expansion as he opened financial support to all Londoners to soften the impact of the scheme. The London mayor declined to say whether he is on the same...
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'I'm simply unwilling to delay' Ulez expansion, says Sadiq Khan, as financial aid is announced

Higher Ed
The London mayor declined to say whether he is on the same page with Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer, who blamed concerns around Ulez for his party’s narrow by-election defeat in Boris Johnson’s old Uxbridge and South Ruislip seat last...
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Bridgeman Arts

Australia, c.1951: Volunteers in a bush fire in the Blue Mountain Region of New South Wales, Australia cannot control a fire even at night

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Australia, circa 1951: Volunteers in a bush fire in the Blue Mountain Region of New South Wales, Australia cannot control a fire even at night.
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Bridgeman Arts

Australia, c.1951: Flames in the Blue Mountain Region of New South Wales rage through towns from day to night and is not controlled

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Australia, circa 1951: Flames in the Blue Mountain Region of New South Wales rage through towns from day to night and is not controlled.
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Bridgeman Arts

Australia, c.1951: A bush fire roars through the Blue Mountain Regions in New South Wales as forestry and houses are set aflame

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Australia, circa 1951: A bush fire roars through the Blue Mountain Regions in New South Wales as forestry and houses are set aflame.
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Press Association

London City becomes world’s first major airport with remote air traffic control

Higher Ed
London City has become the world’s first major airport fully controlled remotely via a digital tower. All flights are being guided to take off or land by controllers who have relocated more than 70 miles away to Hampshire.
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British Movietone

MOVIETONE'S REVIEW OF THE YEAR - COMMENTARY BY LESLIE MITCHELL

Pre-K - Higher Ed
A look back at 1938, the sweep of Japanese forces through China. The annexation of Austria and crushing of Czechoslovakia. ® The triumphant visit of The King and Queen to France. The Empire Exhibition in Scotland. The christening of the...
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Curated Video

North Korea - Rocket launch and celebratory rally

Higher Ed
Scenes inside Command Centre, scientists watch launch video Story No.: 870809 Pyongyang - 12 Dec 2012 1. Wide of satellite command centre in Pyongyang 2. Mid of screen at satellite command centre showing a replay of Wednesday's rocket...
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Flybe: Desks at Birmingham Airport empty after collapse

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Europe's largest regional airline, Flybe, has finally collapsed into administration, threatening thousands of jobs and the future viability of a number of airports across the UK. Flybe's demise, announced early on Thursday and blamed in...
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Press Association

9 million easyJet passengers have travel details exposed in cyber attack

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Nine million easyJet passengers have had their travel details accessed by hackers, the airline has announced. The Luton-based carrier said the figure includes 2,208 customers who had their credit card details exposed. It insisted there...
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Press Association

Declining travel due to pandemic forces British Airways to retire Boeing 747s

Higher Ed
British Airways is to retire its fleet of Boeing 747s with immediate effect. The airline has used the craft since July 1989 and is currently the world’s biggest operator of the 747-400 model.
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Press Association

GVs of London skyline following an air pollution report being published

Higher Ed
GVs of London's buildings are surrounded by haze as a new report commissioned by the Mayor of London said that air pollution causes a greater risk of Covid-19 hospital admission.