Go-Ahead 'cautious' on UK spending reviews Financial Times Go-Ahead Group, one of the UK's biggest train operators, has said it remains “cautious” about the effects of ... and more
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Pilot killed in Congo aircrash The Bury Times While working as a steward, Mr Wilson fell in love with flying and decided to train as a pilot. He gave up his post and took a range of other jobs to raise ... and more
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Deal to be struck to turn Fratton into freight depot Portsmouth News Portsmouth's continental ferry port is on the cusp of signing a 25-year deal to turn part of Fratton train station into a freight depot. ...
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Asil Nadir Ends UK Exile to “Clear the Air” over Fraud Charges MAARS (blog) Nadir, landed in the cargo area at Luton airport Thursday, returning to face the multimillion-pound fraud charges that followed the spectacular collapse of ... and more
Continue reading...21. August 2010
East Anglian Daily Times Train crash driver escapes prison term East Anglian Daily Times The derailed wagon was not carrying any hazardous cargo but the one next to it was loaded with a refrigeration gas which could have posed the risk of ...
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Train Derails After Crash With Truck AHN | All Headline News According to authorities, the train hit the lorry which had dumped its cargo into the river. Initial reports stated people were trapped, ...
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Pirate attacks sink insurance premiums eTaiwan News While most insurers advise ship owners to deploy razor wire and train sailors how to legally fend off attacks, Woollerson also aims to raise funds for a ...
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Telegraph.co.uk I'd never fly Ryanair, but its boss is my hero Telegraph.co.uk Being a shade jittery about entrusting their Stradivarii to the cargo hold, they were obliged to pay for extra seats into which the violins were duly ...
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I was a Weekly Mail mole Mail & Guardian Online That meant a weekly routine of traipsing the city pavements to reach a distant tube train station with a huge but empty haversack on my back. ..
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Premiums on insuring pirate ransoms half of 2008 peak Business Times (subscription) While most insurers advise ship owners to deploy razor wire and train sailors how to legally fend off attacks, Mr Woollerson also aims to raise funds for a ...
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