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  • BP chief Dudley to step down after decade-long tenure

    September 28, 2019

    The chief executive of BP is set to step down after 10 years of leading the British energy company. Bob Dudley is planning to retire from the role within the next 12 months, according to Sky News. The American turned 64 this month and has held detailed discussions with BP chairman Helge Lund about his [...]

  • Thomas Cook pension funds in talks over buyout deal

    September 27, 2019

    Thomas Cook’s pension funds are in talks with insurers to mitigate cuts to payments for the employees of the collapsed travel firm. Chair of trustees Steve Southern has launched discussions with several parties about a buyout deal to prevent pension scheme members losing out on payments, Sky News reported. Read more: 40 per cent of [...]

  • Renewables soar on strong wind

    September 27, 2019

    Generation of renewable electricity soared last quarter in Britain as new wind energy came online, bringing the country a small step closer to phasing out emissions. Electricity from renewables rose by nearly 10 per cent year-on-year, government data released today shows. Read more: IEA boss Fatih Birol: Oil demand could slow if economy stays weak [...]

  • Civil Aviation Authority has flown back 40 per cent of stranded Thomas Cook holidaymakers

    September 27, 2019

    A total of 61,000 Thomas Cook customers have now been flown back to the UK by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). On Thursday it used 69 flights to bring home a further 15,000 people, taking the total of those returned to the UK following Thomas Cook’s collapse to 40 per cent. Read more: MPs launch [...]

  • Thomas Cook: MPs launch inquiry into ‘corporate greed’ at collapsed holiday giant

    September 26, 2019

    Thomas Cook bigwigs will be hauled in front of MPs in the coming months and forced to explain the firm’s catastrophic collapse, which left 150,000 Brits stranded abroad and forced the biggest peacetime repatriation in history by the British government. After meeting this afternoon, the Commons’ business select committee agreed to launch a wide-ranging inquiry [...]

  • City airport boasted lower fares than Heathrow and Gatwick last summer

    September 26, 2019

    London City Airport has said its fares last summer were lower than both Heathrow and Gatwick on a route-by-route basis, as it sets itself up as a competitor to the two hub airports. The airport favoured by businesses and bankers also said it saw a 22 per cent increase in the number of local people [...]

  • IAG issues profit warning after British Airways strikes

    September 26, 2019

    British Airways owner IAG today slashed its 2019 profit guidance after recent strikes forced it to cancel more than 2,000 flights. International Airlines Group warned that adjusted operating profit will fall €215m (£190m) below last year’s €3.49bn. Read more: Ryanair threatens to remove pilot perks over strikes, says union It estimated that Balpa’s strike action [...]

  • Uber teams up with the Open University to offer drivers free courses

    September 26, 2019

    Ride-hailing giant Uber has teamed up with the Open University to offer free higher education courses to its drivers. The firm has today launched Uber Pro, a tiered loyalty scheme that gives drivers access to a variety of courses depending on the number of trips they have completed as well as ratings they receive from [...]

  • Tube drivers vow October disruption over ‘excessive’ track noise

    September 26, 2019

    Tube drivers are set to launch industrial action in October over the noise levels of train tracks, saying they cause “distraction, discomfort, and anxiety” for drivers and passengers. The RMT union said 95 per cent of drivers voted in favour of taking action in a ballot covering the Jubilee, Central, Northern and Victoria Lines. Read [...]

  • Crossrail: TfL to run Paddington to Reading trains from December

    September 26, 2019

    Transport for London (TfL) will start running services between Paddington and Reading from this December, which will become part of Crossrail when it opens from 2021. TfL Rail will replace GWR as the operator of the services, with four trains per hour at peak time and two at off-peak. Read more: Crossrail shares progress pictures [...]

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