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  • Sajid Javid says he will continue to wear masks on packed Tube as TfL removes requirement

    February 22, 2022

    Health secretary Sajid Javid will continue to wear a mask when travelling aboard packed tube trains just as Transport for London (TfL) removed the order of wearing face coverings across its network. “Although the infection levels have been falling significantly week, I think where infection levels are at the moment, if I was on the [...]

  • EU to drop pre-departure tests for UK travellers ahead of Easter break

    February 22, 2022

    The EU is set to scrap pre-departure testing for fully vaccinated travellers from 1 March, in time for the Easter break. The European Council approve the move this morning, and it will apply to all those who have received either a second or booster dose within 270 days before their arrival into the bloc. Underage [...]

  • Lotus eyes up New York as favoured destination for IPO

    February 22, 2022

    Iconic British car brand Lotus is eyeing up New York as its favoured location to go public after it was revealed the car manufacturer was looking to supercharge growth with a move onto the public markets.

  • InterContinental brings back dividend amid recovery of global travel industry

    February 22, 2022

    British hotelier InterContinental has said it will reinstate its dividend, after posting “encouraging” results for the full year 2021 amid the recovery of the global travel industry. In its 2021 results, InterContinental Hotel Group (IHG), which owns Holiday Inn Express, said its revenues per room had bounced back to 70 per cent of 2019 levels, [...]

  • Sadiq Khan says masks on TfL network no longer compulsory following scrapping of restrictions

    February 21, 2022

    London mayor Sadiq Khan has said masks will no longer be compulsory to wear across the whole Transport for London (TfL) network following today’s announcement that all Covid restrictions will be scrapped. “Following the government dropping all legal Covid restrictions, and in light of falling infection levels in London, it is expected that wearing a [...]

  • Air France becomes latest airline to scrap Ukraine flights

    February 21, 2022

    Air France has decided to cancel tomorrow’s flights between Paris and Kiev “as a precautionary measure” following the increasing tensions between Ukraine and Russia. “In view of the local situation and as a precautionary measure, flights AF1752 and AF1753 to and from Kiev (KBP) on Tuesday 22 February 2022 are cancelled,” the carrier told Reuters. [...]

  • Motorists to be hit by fuel shortages as Exxon workers plan walkout

    February 21, 2022

    Motorists could soon face fuel shortages as workers at the UK’s largest refinery have voted in favour of strike action over salaries. Around 100 workers at Exxon’s Fawley refinery will walkout starting from April after the oil giant decided offered a 2.5 per cent raise in salaries over the next two years, even though inflation [...]

  • Fuel surpasses last week’s record prices, reaching unprecedented 149p per litre

    February 21, 2022

    Fuel prices have surpassed those of last week – which saw forecourts charge motorists 148p per litre – and reached record highs. According to RAC data, yesterday petrol prices reached 149.12p per litre while diesel was at 152.58p, meaning that it costs respectively £82 and £84 to fill a vehicle. “While the price of oil [...]

  • Bad weather problems: BA blames luggage delays on winds

    February 21, 2022

    British Airways (BA) has blamed the UK’s current meteorological situation for luggage delays. “We apologise to customers who are facing disruption as a result of storms in the UK and across Europe. Please rest assured we’ll do everything we can to help,” the carrier was forced to tweet after receiving hundreds of messages from angry [...]

  • Car dealers not repaying furlough money despite rocketing expected profits

    February 21, 2022

    Car dealers are reportedly refusing to return funding provided by the government through furlough payments and business rates relief. The sector, which is expected to collectively post profits up to £1bn, will start paying both dividends back to investors and bonuses to managers and directors, a Times investigation reported. According to the outlet, dealership groups [...]

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