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  • Coronavirus: ‘Zero prospect’ of ban on travel in and out of London, says Downing Street

    March 19, 2020

    Downing Street has said there is “zero prospect” of a ban on travel in and out of London, as part of efforts to slow the spread of coronavirus. This morning Transport for London confirmed it was shutting 40 Tube stations. It will also stop Night Tube operations and close the Waterloo & City Line from [...]

  • Thomas Cook: Taxpayers will pay for next tour firm collapse, says watchdog

    March 19, 2020

    The collapse of Thomas Cook has left the government’s tourism industry fund severely depleted, meaning taxpayers would have to foot the bill if another tour operator falls into insolvency. Thomas Cook’s shock insolvency and the subsequent repatriation of thousands of customers cost the government at least £156m, according to the National Audit Office (NAO). The [...]

  • Coronavirus: National Express slashes costs as passenger numbers slide

    March 19, 2020

    National Express will cut costs and stop all acquisition and capital expenditure programmes as coronavirus travel restrictions severely hurt passenger numbers. Among other measures, executives across the group will take a pay deferral for the duration of the coronavirus outbreak. National Express is particularly exposed to the recent travel restrictions imposed in Spain and Morocco. [...]

  • TfL to shut 40 Tube stations as Londoners told ‘don’t travel’ over coronavirus

    March 19, 2020

    As many as 40 Tube stations are set to close today as London attempts to curb the spread of coronavirus across the capital. Transport for London (TfL) announced the partial shutdown of the Tube late last night, warning passengers it will come into effect from this morning. “Up to 40 London Underground stations that do [...]

  • IAG boss Willie Walsh to take pay cut amid coronavirus strife

    March 18, 2020

    British Airways owner IAG’s boss Willie Walsh, who earlier this week deferred his retirement to guide the airline group through the coronavirus crisis, has volunteered take a 20 per cent pay cut. Walsh’s decision, which was first reported by Sky News, makes him the latest in a series of prominent airline executives such as Virgin [...]

  • Pennon sells waste business Viridor to private equity firm KKR in £4.2bn deal

    March 18, 2020

    FTSE 250 utility company Pennon said today it has agreed to sell waste business Viridor to private equity firm KKR in a £4.2bn deal. The sale represents an enterprise value of £4.2bn on a cash-free, debt-free basis at an earnings multiple of 18.5x. KKR made an unsuccessful bid for Viridor late last year in an [...]

  • Coronavirus: BMW gives profit warning as carmaker shuts factories

    March 18, 2020

    German auto giant BMW has warned that vehicle deliveries and profit will both fall this year due to the impact of coronavirus as it prepares to suspend production at its plants in Rosslyn, Europe and South Africa. The carmaker said it was taking the steps both as a precaution against its employees getting infected and [...]

  • Coronavirus: Ryanair to ground ‘most if not all’ flights next week

    March 18, 2020

    Ryanair has said that it will ground the vast majority of its flights from next Tuesday, only maintaining essential services between the UK and Ireland, in light of widespread coronavirus travel bans. In a statement, the budget carrier said that “most if not all Ryanair Group flights will be grounded” as passenger demand collapses due [...]

  • Coronavirus: Government to lift financial assistance rules for struggling airlines

    March 18, 2020

    The government will use emergency legislation to ensure that airlines and other industries that have been hit hardest by the coronavirus epidemic receive the support they need to survive. According to the Times, ministers will use the legislation to lift restrictions on the amount of financial support that businesses can be given. At the moment, [...]

  • Coronavirus: Uber suspends pool service in London

    March 18, 2020

    Uber has suspended its pool service in London to help limit the spread of coronavirus. The ride-sharing app made the call last night to suspend the service in London, Paris, the US and Canada. The pool option allows users to share their Uber ride with other people heading in the same direction, but going to [...]

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