Eva Elliott no sooner starts a relationship than she is wondering how to get out of it, and worries that there is something odd about her tendency "to think so often about endings". That's until she meets the dashing barrister Luke, who would seem to offer her lasting happiness. But when an old friend of his, the glamorous Grace, arrives on the scene, Eva feels threatened – and her feet begin to itch once more.
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Go-ahead for Kent airport expansion angers green lobby
Wednesday 10 April 2013
Investment and jobs are promised, but some fear the environmental price is too high
International Airlines chief Willie Walsh slams Government over visas and Heathrow
Wednesday 10 April 2013
Airlines chief Willie Walsh today renewed his assault on the Government’s tourism policy, warning Heathrow will be eclipsed by faster-growing hub airports and British travellers face tougher travel restrictions from countries frustrated by our visa regime.
Get me out of here - Caribbean, the Azores, camping in France
Wednesday 10 April 2013
Now... If you're hankering for some heat, Thomas Cook has a week in the Caribbean for £939pp, departing between 13 April and 30 June. The package includes room-only at the Halcyon Cove By Rex Resorts in Antigua with Virgin Atlantic flights from Gatwick. Tcsignature.com
New Virgin Atlantic boss Craig Kreeger backs Boeing’s Dreamliner hopes
Tuesday 09 April 2013
The new boss of Virgin Atlantic has thrown his backing behind Boeing, whose flagship new Dreamliner jet has been grounded worldwide since January.
FA expect Premier League to formally approve goal-line technology this week
Tuesday 09 April 2013
GLT will be used from next season
Branson claims Heathrow slots are 'crumbs off the table' as his new airline brand Little Red launches
Monday 08 April 2013
Sir Richard Branson has claimed that his Virgin Atlantic carrier had been given just some "crumbs off the table" as he launched a new domestic airline brand.
Stunning footage captures Boeing 787 Dreamliner performing frighteningly steep take-off and acrobatic manoeuvres, as it passes final safety test that should allow it back in the skies
Monday 08 April 2013
Video shows a Qatar Airways Dreamliner, apparently piloted by an F-18 pilot, being put through its paces
Travel challenge: coastal break in Croatia
Saturday 06 April 2013
Each week we invite three companies to offer us their best deal for a specific break
BA says farewell to the jumbo as the plane with the hump looks set to be heading for the dump
Friday 05 April 2013
The ageing and fuel-thirsty Boeing 747 is no longer an economic option, says travel correspondent Simon Calder
easyJet halves first-half losses thanks to last-minute breaks
Friday 05 April 2013
Cold-hating Britons seeking last-minute sunshine abroad are set to help easyJet almost halve its first-half losses.
EasyJet halves its losses as Britons flee the big freeze
Friday 05 April 2013
Britons escaping our cold weather to seek last-minute sunshine abroad helped easyJet almost halve its first-half losses in its first update as a FTSE 100 company today.
Video: The terrifying moment a plane collapses on its nose and skids along runway at 200mph
Friday 05 April 2013
The incident, which was captured on video, took place at a Toowoomba Airport regional airport in Australia earlier this week
£12bn Babcock is a real high-flier
Thursday 04 April 2013
Deals worth more than £500m to run baggage handling at Heathrow and weapons handling for an international client saw the FTSE 100 support group Babcock International declare yesterday that it will hit City expectations for the year to April.
IAG orders 18 Dreamliner jets from Boeing despite safety tests
Thursday 04 April 2013
Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner remains grounded after a series of battery fires triggered an investigation by aviation regulators - but that hasn’t stopped IAG, the parent company of British Airways, from firming up orders for 18 of the new jets, in a move that will boost hopes that the airplane could soon return to the air.
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Boxing: Carl Froch slams fellow Brits for sparring with Mikkel Kessler
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You thought Ryanair's attendants had it bad? Wait 'til you hear about their pilots
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David Cameron goes to war with press over 'swivel-eyed loons' slur
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It’s official: thanks to Stephen Hawking's Israel boycott, anti-Semitism is no more
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