Travel
Pilots and crew from five airlines launch legal battles to make cabin air safe to breathe: what is at stake?
When toxins are released into the environment by any other industry, or cancerogenic, endocrine disrupting fumes detected in public buildings, trained professionals in hazmat suits instantly crawl all over the hastily closed-off sites in question, testing the air taking samples with specialised equipment. Not so in aviation. Toxic gas-type fume emissions occur daily in aircraft. This kind of scenario is happening regularly worldwide and is the aviation industry’s sore spot. Escaping engine oil fumes can cause pilots and cabin crews...
It’s a dangerous myth that we will have more control over borders post Brexit
Chris Hobbs is a retired Met police officer who worked extensively at border controls in both the UK and Jamaica. If control of our borders and a curb on immigration into the UK was the tipping point in deciding the result of referendum, those who cast their vote on that basis may well be surprised at the likely post-Brexit reality whether there is a deal or not. - This, in spite of government statements supposedly ending freedom of movement. On...
Sajid Javid tells police to use ‘full force of the law’ on climate change protesters who’ve threatened to disrupt Heathrow
More than half a million people have already been disrupted by the climate change crusaders.
Search for missing Malaysia Airline MH370 was flawed
While the exact location of the Boeing 777 with 239 people on board still remains unknown, researchers hope their new model will help in future searches
Climate protestors glue themselves to Corbyn’s house and target trains
Waterloo bridge is once again plagued by climate change protesters
Helium-filled balloons causing hundreds of train delays each year and costing tax payer millions
More than 600 "balloon-related incidents" costing the taxpayer £1m pounds were recorded last year across England, Scotland and Wales.
Major attractions in Israel
Israel has been a prime destination to spiritual faculties. They believe that this place is holy having traced their origins in this region as documented in their Holy books. Places like Jerusalem, The Red Sea and the Sea of Galilee are very popular with Christian pilgrims specifically. But besides religious groups, other major groups of people travel to Israel too. Groups such as archeologists, historians, businesspeople have been known to book flights to Israel to either carry out research or...
Family devastated after callous housebreakers stole their passports night before holiday
Hazel and Neil McKay were sleeping at their detached home on Tuesday excited about their one-week break to Cyprus the following morning.
Photographer beats thousands of applicants to secure ‘Britain’s most remote job’
Life on Lihou island, near Guernsey, looks a bit lonely but is a dream job for Steve Sarre