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  • UK power cut: Ofgem demand blackout explanation as disruption continues

    August 10, 2019

    The UK’s energy watchdog Ofgem has demanded answers from the National Grid after a power outage on Friday plunged nearly 1m people into darkness. People from various areas across England and Wales were affected in the bizarre incident that occurred around 5pm on Friday as commuters tried to get home from work. Traffic lights, train [...]

  • Ryanair’s Irish pilots overwhelmingly back strike action

    August 9, 2019

    Ryanair pilots in Ireland have voted overwhelmingly in favour of industrial action unless the budget airline agrees to trade union pay proposals by Monday. 94 per cent of members of the Irish Airline Pilots’ Association (Ialpa) who are directly employed by Ryanair voted in support of industrial action Members of the trade union had previously [...]

  • G4S to spin off cash handling business as it posts profit fall

    August 9, 2019

    G4S has said it will spin off its cash handling business, a move which could see its armoured vans come off British streets, as the UK contractor posted a fall in pre-tax profit in half-year results today. The firm will now focus solely on its security business, through which it runs prisons and detention centres [...]

  • Car crash: Uber shows record loss in new results

    August 8, 2019

    Uber disappointed investors yesterday as the ride-hailing app showed its biggest-ever loss, and slowest revenue growth. Second-quarter net loss hit $5.2bn (£4.3bn), widening from $878m, as the company paid up $3.9bn for its May listing. Read more: Lyft off: Ride-hailing app makes inroads as it beats expectations Finance chief Nelson Chai said the company had [...]

  • Rush hour nightmare: Severe delays hit four Tube lines amid Euston station shutdown

    August 8, 2019

    Severe delays have hit several London Undeground lines this evening after a person was spotted on the track earlier today. Delays struck the Circle, Hammersmith and City, Jubilee and Metropolitan lines, Transport for London has said. Read more: Travel chaos strikes at Euston station Authorities said a trespasser had been on the tracks. Delays were [...]

  • Travel chaos strikes at Euston station

    August 8, 2019

    Thousands of passengers have been stranded at Euston this afternoon as a signal failure caused severe delays on all lines out of the station. Train operators were trying to find replacement buses to get their passengers out of the station, National Rail said. The signal failures hit earlier this afternoon, with National Rail saying it [...]

  • TfL suspends online Oyster system following breach

    August 8, 2019

    Transport for London (TfL) has temporarily suspended access to customers’ Oyster and contactless online accounts after over 1,000 customers had their details accessed maliciously. Approximately 1,200 accounts have been accessed maliciously, forcing TfL to shut online accounts to protect customers’ data. Read more: TfL revises junk food ad ban after rules spark confusion No customer [...]

  • Britain reaches deal to stay in Interrail scheme following row

    August 8, 2019

    Britain will keep its membership of the European Interrail scheme following a row in which the UK rail body claims it was pushed out. The Rail Delivery Group (RDG), which represents UK train operators, said it had reached an agreement with Eurail, the company that runs the scheme that allows travel across Europe with a [...]

  • British Airways warns customers of ‘knock-on’ disruption after IT glitch

    August 8, 2019

    British Airways has warned customers there may be some “knock-on” disruption after an IT glitch caused chaos at London airports yesterday. BA said it planned to run a normal schedule but that passengers should check their flight status on its website for updates. Read more: British Airways IT outage forces airline to cancel flights Passengers [...]

  • Lyft off: Ride-hailing app makes inroads as it beats expectations

    August 7, 2019

    Uber rival Lyft came in ahead of analyst estimates yesterday, and predicted lower losses for the year. Second-quarter revenue hit a record $867.3m (£714.4m), a 72 per cent increase on the same period last year. Read more: Lyft shares tumble after tough week of trading Meanwhile, the ride-hailing company’s net loss hit $644.2m, up significantly [...]

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