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Ryanair to re-route passengers hit by flight cancellations
Ryanair failed to take care of thousands of customers affected by its flight cancellations and is deliberately violating European air passengers' rights under regulation EU261. Further details are available on Ryanair's website. This week (by close of business on Sun, 1st Oct), we will have reaccommodated/refunded over 90% of the 400,000 customers who were notified of schedule changes (on flights between November 2017 and March 2018) on Wednesday 27th.
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Ryanair are cancelling MORE flights
They include all flights between London Stansted and Edinburgh and Glasgow, as well as those between Glasgow and Las Palmas, Gran Canaria; Edinburgh and Szczecin, Poland; and Edinburgh and Hamburg, Germany. " Ryanair offered to pay back the ticket costs, but it's about more than that". They have also received a 40 euro travel voucher. We had considered rebooking with another airline but the fares are now much more expensive because of the increase in demand, and so we can't afford to go.
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Colorado arrest may be linked to IN teens' death
In July, Indiana police released sketch of the suspect related to German and Williams' death. According to People , authorities found a man threatening people with a hatchet in El Paso County, Colorado. Tony Slocum told The Post in March that investigators had interviewed hundreds of possible witnesses and suspects in connection to the case. No arrests have been made yet in that murder.
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Military option for North Korea not the first one: Donald Trump
The rules for Twitter users state that "threats of violence cannot be made, nor can violence be promoted, including threats or the defense of terrorism". For its part, China has called on both Trump and North Korean strongman Kim Jong-Un to tone down their increasingly bellicose rhetoric and instead try to begin peace talks.
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@Twitter is Testing Out 280-Character Tweets
The thing is, you can express a lot more in a single word when you're writing in Japanese or Chinese compared to English, which is one of the reasons why the company chose to increase the count for languages like English or French, etc.
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Millions Possibly Impacted by Data Breach at Fast-Food Chain Sonic
Journalist Brian Krebs first reported the breach Tuesday. Drive-in burger chain Sonic has confirmed a credit card-related data breach , which has caused the company's stock to tank. It says that it will communicate additional information "as we are able". According to Sonic's website , the chain operates more than 3,500 Sonic restaurants in 44 states.