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British Airways flights delayed due to 'technical issue'
The airline said some flights have been affected and accommodation has been offered where customers have been unable to fly overnight.
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South Western Railway reveals new £895m carriages amid pending strike action
Passengers face travel chaos in the run-up to Christmas, as union bosses confirm 27 days of strikes will go ahead on South Western Railway.
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Crossrail will not open in 2020, chief executive confirms
London’s east-west railway was initially due to be completed in December 2018.
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HS2: Could this really be the death of the high-speed express?
How have we spent £7 billion on a railway that might never be built? Tonight has travelled the country looking for answers.
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The latest on Ryanair pilot strike action and where passengers stand
Ryanair pilots are set to strike this week as a dispute with the airline continues.
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'Flights likely to be cancelled' as British Airways pilots prepare for strike
Pilots part of union Balpa voted in favour of walking out after failing to agree with the airline, which offered an 11.5% pay rise.
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South Western Railway strike enters its final day
The walkout by the RMT union is the latest move in the long running row over the role of guards on trains
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Dozens of Heathrow flights cancelled despite suspension of Monday’s strike
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Heathrow Airport bosses in last-ditch talks to halt strike action
Last-ditch talks are taking place between Heathrow Airport and union bosses in a bid to stop planned strike action going ahead.
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Heathrow Airport cancels 177 flights as staff threaten walk out
The Unite Union said 88 per cent of its 4,000 members - which includes security guards, firefighters and engineers - voted down the deal.
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