Michael O’Leary, boss of Ryanair, said they had to cancel about 250 flights on Monday, affecting about 40,000 passengers. On Tuesday a further 70 flights have been cancelled, he said, adding that they were hoping to run a “normal operation” on Wednesday with “minimal delays”.
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In one incident from August 2023, the self-driving car hit someone at 1.4mph, while in the other incident, from...
Some 5,000 miles away in Lithuania, insect farm software provider Cogastro is also working on an AI-based system. It...
“I had a great fellow feeling with Jo Hamilton,” says Ms Hughes. “If this had happened to me, I...
The Postal Affairs Minister, Paul Scully, announced in March that this group would be put on a level pegging...
By removing this status from Russia, G7 countries will be able to target its exports with punitive tariffs, or...
“The change in the affordability rules may not be as significant as it sounds as the loan-to-income ‘flow limit’...
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