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6 days ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Robert Jackman
Plenty of British villages have their own collective project, whether that's an annual flower show or a cricket match. But one picturesque Cotswold village has embarked on a very different project this year: declaring its own no-fly zone.
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1 week ago |
msn.com | Robert Jackman
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1 week ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Robert Jackman
ParisFor an insight into how regularly things can go wrong when it comes to passport queues, just look at Charles De Gaulle Airport in Paris. The granddaddy of European airports might not have it worse than other major hubs on the continent, but it does publish detailed briefings on waiting times and delays. When you look at the most recent incident reports, you can see that the most common cause of passport delays is the most predictable one: a shortage of border guards.
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1 week ago |
ca.sports.yahoo.com | Robert Jackman
So in the end it was the boys from Los Garza who did what "The Master" Chad Gable couldn't: Triumph over the luchadores and bring an AAA championship back to WWE. Anyone who missed this weekend's AAA Triplemanía (don't worry, it's currently available free on YouTube) might not have seen the "WWE SmackDown" boys leave Mexico with the luchador promotion's world tag-team titles. It's true that Los Garza's victory is hardly the biggest story in professional wrestling.
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1 week ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Robert Jackman
There are other factors which might tip the balance even further in your favour. One of the quirks of the Ryanair and easyJet package deals (unlike Wizz Air's option, which is more flexible) is that you have to upgrade for both legs of your flight. But what if you only need a larger baggage allowance on one leg - for example, if you're taking some gifts with you at Christmas, or bringing home shopping from your holiday?
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