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From delays to refunds: how Australia’s air passenger charter could affect your travel rights
The Albanese government has bowed to pressure from Qantas and other airlines to not pay cash compensation to passengers whose flights are delayed or cancelled.
The omission of a compensation scheme in the government’s draft aviation customer rights charter follows claims from airlines such as Qantas that compensation rules – …
‘We’re still in survival mode’: anger persists in Valencia weeks after floods
The warm Valencia air, still thick with dust and carrying a residual note of mud and damp concrete, begins to reek on the approach to the roadside dump where diggers toil, gulls scavenge and the detritus of countless everyday lives rises in mounds.
Almost two months on, the legacy of …
Elections tracker 2024: every vote and why it mattered
Could $100m of Elon Musk’s money sway a general election for Reform UK?
Party City shutters after nearly 40 years, firing workers without severance pay
The party is over at Party City, once the largest supplier of balloons and other fun-time supplies in the US, as the company announced Friday it was closing down all of its stores, ending nearly 40 years in business.
Barry Litwin, the Party City CEO, told employees that the chain …
Outrage as Elon Musk claims ‘only AfD can save Germany’
Elon Musk has caused outrage in Berlin after appearing to endorse the far-right, anti-immigrant Alternative für Deutschland.
Musk, who has been named by Donald Trump to co-lead a commission aimed at reducing the size of the US federal government, wrote on his social media platform X: “Only the AfD can …
‘A cultural shift’: drinkers hit Hull’s Low Ale Trail for alcohol-free options
It has become known as “Mad Friday”: the Friday before Christmas when all hell breaks loose on the streets of the UK as festive revellers spill out of packed bars and, in some cases, into A&E.
Emergency services were warning the public to stay safe on what is, for many, …
EU should spare carmakers from ‘punitive’ emissions fines, says Scholz
The EU should refrain from “punitive” fines on carmakers that fail to meet emissions standards, the German chancellor has said, adding to the heated debate on the future of the key European industry.
Olaf Scholz – who is running for election in February at a time when Germany’s biggest carmaker, …
Reeves may have to U-turn over no more tax rises, warn economists
Boohoo shareholders vote to block Mike Ashley from joining board
Investors representing almost two-thirds of Bohoo’s stock – 64% – voted against appointing Ashley and Mike Lennon at …