The owners of the travel company which took over Thomas Cook’s shops last year have told BBC Radio 5 Live what they think makes them different to their predecessor. John and Irene Hays own Sunderland-based Hays Travel which saved all 555 Thomas Cook stores, protecting the jobs of more than 2,000 employees. They spoke to […]
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Andy Reid rarely digs into his own past, preferring to stay in the moment or focus squarely on the future. It’s an approach that has served him well during a coaching career that might someday land him in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Yet when his Kansas City Chiefs faced
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Pelosi addresses the idea of testimony from Lev Parnas. During her weekly news conference, Speaker Nancy Pelosi criticized Senate Republicans and the Trump administration for their handling of the impeachment trial.Image by Erin Schaff/The New York Times Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Thursday that Lev Parnas, the Soviet-born businessman who says President Trump was fully aware
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An HIV-awareness campaign featuring condom wrappers with cheeky slogans has met a quick end in Utah January 16, 2020, 4:39 PM 2 min read SALT LAKE CITY — An HIV-awareness campaign featuring condom wrappers with cheeky slogans that put a sexy spin on state pride met a quick end in Utah as the governor ordered
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Prince Harry has received a movie star makeover in a new street art mural. Street artist Pegasus painted the Duke of Sussex as the late James Dean’s character Jim Stark in the hit 1955 film “Rebel Without A Cause” on a wall in London’s Shoreditch neighborhood on Saturday. He titled the 1-meter-high promo poster-style piece: “Rebel Without
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Image copyright EPA The boss of Ryanair has threatened legal action over the government help given to regional carrier Flybe. Michael O’Leary has written a strongly-worded letter to the Chancellor, Sajid Javid, saying the government’s rescue of Flybe contravenes competition rules. He argues measures that are being put in place to help Flybe should be
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Roger Federer, for one, figures questions about whether Rafael Nadal or Novak Djokovic — or both? — will surpass his men’s record for most Grand Slam singles titles are moot. That’s because he’s sure it’s going to happen. And he’s OK with that. Ending up in third place, Federer insists,
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration violated the law in withholding security assistance aid to Ukraine, a nonpartisan federal watchdog agency said on Thursday, weighing in on a decision by President Trump that is at the heart of the impeachment case against him. The Government Accountability Office said the White House’s Office of Management and Budget
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Stocks rallied on Wall Street in early trading as a solid retail sales report injected more optimism into markets following the signing of an initial trade deal between the U.S. and China By DAMIAN J. TROISE AP Business Writer January 16, 2020, 3:21 PM 3 min read NEW YORK — Stocks rallied on Wall Street
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Joaquin Phoenix earned his fourth Oscar nomination for Joker this week TV host Wendy Williams has apologised after appearing to mock Joaquin Phoenix for a scar on his upper lip. The US presenter was accused of insulting people with a cleft palate while discussing the star’s appearance. “When he
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