Touring England with toddlers: day five
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The Hatch family board a steam train after a detour to the village that inspired the Archers.
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The Hatch family board a steam train after a detour to the village that inspired the Archers.
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New travel fees have been introduced by most airlines during the past several months as a means of counterbalancing the rising cost of jet fuel. The fees are turning into hundreds of millions of dollars of new income for airlines that have been under severe financial pressure. Executives are saying that they need this source [...]
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Spectators at the Dayton Air Show this past weekend had a bit more excitement than they expected when a Northwest Airlines plan made an emergency landing during the festivities at the Dayton International Airport. The Northwest flight had originated in Tampa and was on its way to Detroit. One of the computers controlling an engine failed, [...]
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The 10 Downing Street website has published a response to the petition asking for a new bank holiday to "to commemorate The Fallen and our Nation". It's nine paragraphs long, but only one matters: These proposals are being given careful...
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Najaf, the holy Shiite city in southern Iraq has a new airport, and Nuri al-Maliki, the country’s prime minister, was a passenger on the inaugural flight. Known as Al-Hamza airport, the new Najaf airport was formerly a military air base. It was opened on Sunday by government officials who have great hopes for a surge of [...]
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What surprises me most about the sudden feting of the inland waterways, is not so much that it is now more popular than at the height of 18th century Canal Mania, but that it's taken so long for so many to cotton on.
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Beat the heat with these margarita, sangria and summertime fizz recipes.
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Canal holidays are booming as Britain's waterways enjoy a renaissance.
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Eleven-day Buddhist festival is Sri Lanka's answer to Mardi Gras.
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Working for the airlines these days is sort of like living in America. Times are tough, and you just hope the people in charge know what they are doing, even though you have huge doubts.
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Airline stocks took flight last week. Why $130-a-barrel oil won't save them, and how travelers can protect themselves.
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Continuing their 5 year partnership, Flybe has recently announced that they will award rental car company Avis an additional three year contract. Avis will serve as the exclusive rental car company to Flybe. Flybe’s director of marketing, Simon Lilley has said “We are delighted to have Avis on board for another three years. Our renewed partnership [...]
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The president of Cambridge Beaches, Michael Winfield, blames “exaggerated stories” by the United States about Tropical Storm Bertha for lost revenue for the hotel industry on the island. Winfield said “What we have got is a shortened season, so that business looks reasonable until about the third week of August and then we see a precipitous [...]
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Transportation spending is often tied closely to the economy. Why invest in rail in particular, as opposed to other modal infrastructure? If you want to really talk about a stimulus package for the economy, investing in rail is wonderful. There are local jobs and local materials. It's good for steel plants, we can train people. There's a heck of a lot of technology in the rail world, more so than a...
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Claire Gervat chooses five top hotels in Salzburg, from a luxurious, antique-strewn hotel to one across the river from the Old Town that has hosted everyone from emperors to Sigmund Freud.