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11 Apr 2007
UK guitar pop group Bloc Party and the inexpressibly innovative '!!!' (pronounced chk chk chk) have confirmed they'll headline at the Iceland Airwaves festival this October.Bloc Pa...
Two-way seating will soon be coming to British Airways economy customers under new proposals to make the most of the space available inside aircrafts.The 'ying yang' seating arrang...
Britons are more cosmopolitan than ever as record numbers of holidaymakers opt for exotic destinations over the classic caravan in Cornwall, figures from the Office of National Sta...
10 Apr 2007
Nearly nine million Britons have chosen to ditch partners, friends and relatives of the opposite sex over the last 12 months and take a break with members of the same sex.Over two-...
A tiny radio transmitter tag could be planted on passengers passing through Britain's airports to track their movements, a report in the Telegraph claims.The technology has been tr...
Travellers on board a Vietnam Airlines flight to Tokyo faced a four-hour delay this weekend as an energetic little white mouse gave his pursuers the run-around on board a Boeing 77...
Brits travelling abroad could do best to reserve a separate credit card specifically for use while overseas, price comparison site uSwitch.com has advised.Since many banks and buil...
Headliners for the Live Earth concert at Wembley will include Madonna and the Red Hot Chili Peppers, organisers have confirmed.Modelled on the 2005 Live 8 anti-poverty concerts hel...
American Airlines has launched an online web portal expressly for its female customers, AA.com/women.The area on the company's website covers issues thought to be of special intere...
5 Apr 2007
The non-stop service between London Victoria and Gatwick will continue to serve customers travelling to and from the airport, transport secretary Douglas Alexander has announced.Th...
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