
Gareth Corfield
Transport Correspondent at The Telegraph
Transport Correspondent @Telegraph. Planes, trains and automobiles. Ex-security & legal corro @TheRegister. Varied work interests.
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msn.com | Gareth Corfield
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telegraph.co.uk | Gareth Corfield
"Once again, Labour has forced inflation-busting fare rises on Londoners, humiliating Mayor Khan by yet again removing his fare-setting power," he said. "All while he pretends they're on our side and supporting devolution - ridiculous."The retail price index (RPI) measure of inflation stood at 4.3 per cent in May. The Government prefers referring to the lower CPI measure of inflation, which economists say is a more reliable measure of inflation.
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msn.com | Gareth Corfield
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telegraph.co.uk | Gareth Corfield
The Telegraph understands that TfL has offered Tube drivers a 2.8 per cent pay increase. But a union newsletter seen by The Telegraph said: "We demand a pay rise that protects us from the real cost of living. As always, RMT bases our pay negotiations on the Retail Price Index - RPI."Earning more than about £64,000 a year puts a person ahead of 90 per cent of other salary-earners, as opposed to those on hourly wages, according to the ONS.
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telegraph.co.uk | Gareth Corfield
The incident comes after an Air India flight crashed shortly after take-off last week, killing 271 people, including 241 aboard the aircraft. Although both the Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner and the Ryanair Boeing 737 Max in Thursday's incident were made by the same company, there is no suggestion of an inherent flaw in Boeing's products.
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