Tougher enforcement of airline consumer laws after air traffic control failure
Airline passengers will benefit from tougher enforcement of consumer protection laws following an inquiry into the August 2023 air traffic control (ATC) meltdown, Transport Secretary Louise Haigh has ...
Social media platforms ‘must act to prevent online harms under Australia plans’
Social media has been blamed for an increase in children taking their own lives and developing eating disorders due to bullying.
Inquiry into air traffic control failure calls for earlier notice of disruption
An inquiry into the 2023 August bank holiday air traffic control (ATC) meltdown has recommended that National Air Traffic Services (Nats) gives earlier notice to airlines and airports of possible ...
Plumber banned from roads after hitting cow in New Forest
A DRINK-DRIVER who hit a cow on a notorious New Forest road has been banned from driving for 15 months. Phelim O'Hara was travelling home in the dark when the collision happened on the B3078 Roger ...
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Roundhill Campsite in Brockenhurst named best in south east
A NEW Forest campsite has been crowned the best in the south east. Campsites.co.uk revealed the winners of its Camping and Glamping Awards 2024, which celebrate campsites, touring sites and glamping ...
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John Lewis Christmas ad stars sister in last-minute dash back in time
John Lewis has released a memory-strewn tear-jerker, following a woman frantically buying a last-minute gift for her sister, for its highly anticipated Christmas advert. The Gifting Hour opens with ...
Steele Raymond welcomes new partner to growing team
LAW firm Steele Raymond has welcomed a new partner to its expanding commercial property team. Luc Algar brings nearly 20 years’ experience in all aspects of commercial property to the ...
Ad van to take to streets as part of awareness campaign
AN ad van will take to the streets this winter to advertise walk-in vaccination clinics offering jabs for the flu and Covid.
World ‘failing to bend the curve’ on curbing temperature rises, analysts say
Countries have made “minimal progress” in increasing action to curb global warming in the past three years, analysis shows. An assessment by the Climate Action Tracker (CAT) initiative says that ...
Rich nations must double climate finance from taxpayers’ money by 2030 – experts
As world leaders met at Cop29, UN-appointed experts said countries must ramp up climate finance to avoid the worst impacts of climate change.
Rail industry generated £11.1bn to south west economy over past year
NEW research has found that the rail industry generated £1.11bn in economic, environmental and social benefits to south west over the past year.
Investigation into Chinese hacking reveals ‘broad, significant’ spying, says FBI
A federal investigation into Chinese government efforts to hack into US telecommunications networks has revealed a “broad and significant” cyberespionage campaign aimed at stealing information from ...