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  • Quarantine legal challenge begins as measures scrapped for 60 countries

    July 3, 2020

    Three of the UK’s biggest airlines have today begun their legal challenge against the government’s travel quarantine plan, the same day the measures were lifted for 60 countries. In a rare show of unity, rivals British Airways, Ryanair and Easyjet had come together to challenge the blanket restrictions, which say that all those entering England [...]

  • Aviation industry hails ‘turning point’ as quarantine scrapped for 60 countries

    July 3, 2020

    People from England will be able to go to more than 50 countries from 10 July without having to quarantine on return, the government has announced. The full list of countries will be published later today but ministers have already named France, Germany, Spain and Italy among those exempted from the blanket restrictions. The announcement [...]

  • Former City minister calls on PM to fund ‘Stadium for Cornwall’

    July 3, 2020

    Former City minister Lord Paul Myners has called on Boris Johnson to fund a “Stadium for Cornwall” as part of his newly announced “New Deal” to restore the UK economy after coronavirus. Lord Myners, who served as financial services minister under Gordon Brown, said the project would “epitomise the vision of an economic bounce-back based [...]

  • England scraps quarantine for Germany, France, Spain and Italy

    July 3, 2020

    People will be able to go on holiday to Germany, France, Spain and Italy from 10 July without needing to quarantine on return, the Department for Transport has confirmed. A full list of countries that have been deemed exempt from the blanket 14-day quarantine rule will be published on Friday, ministers said. However, the new [...]

  • Up to 75 countries to be exempt from quarantine rules as ‘air bridges’ thrown out

    July 2, 2020

    As many as 75 countries will be exempt from the UK’s blanket quarantine rules, it is reported, suggesting the government has effectively thrown out plans for individual air bridges. The initial list of countries exempt from the restrictions is due to be published before the end of the week, according to the Daily Telegraph. And [...]

  • UK aims to build world’s first transatlantic net zero plane

    July 2, 2020

    The UK will aim to be the first country to build a net zero emissions commercial airliner capable of crossing the Atlantic, transport secretary Grant Shapps confirmed today. Speaking in the House of Commons this morning, Shapps said that the country had set up the so-called “Jet Zero” council specifically with that goal in mind. [...]

  • Nearly half of UK employees commuted to work last week

    July 2, 2020

    Almost half of UK employees travelled to work last week, the Office of National Statistics has revealed this morning, as the country continues to lift its coronavirus lockdowns. According to the data, 49 per cent of workers commuted to their place of employment in the week ending 28 June, up from 44 per cent the [...]

  • Ryanair passenger numbers down 97 per cent as ‘air bridges’ wait goes on

    July 2, 2020

    Ryanair flew just 400,000 people last month, the low-cost airline revealed today, as the coronavirus continued to cripple global aviation. The figure represents a 97 per cent drop on the same month in 2019, when the budget carrier flew 14.2m people. However, compared to April and May, in which the airline flew a combined 110,000 [...]

  • Tesla surpasses Toyota to become world’s most valuable carmaker

    July 1, 2020

    Electric carmaker Tesla today became the world’s most valuable automobile manufacturer, eclipsing Toyota to take the crown. Tesla’s market value is now at $208bn, as shares rose more than five per cent to reach record highs of $1,132 earlier today. In comparison, Toyota was worth approximately $202bn following a small drop in its Japan-listed shares [...]

  • Virgin Atlantic secures £200m from Virgin in bid for £1bn rescue deal

    July 1, 2020

    Virgin Atlantic has secured £200m in additional funding from parent company Virgin as the embattled carrier seeks a total of £1bn in the coming weeks in order to stay afloat. The airline, which has seen its planes grounded for three months due to the coronavirus pandemic, has had its finances decimated by the virus and [...]

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