Ryanair to sue British govt for 3.0 million pounds over terror response
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Ryanair said it would sue the British government for 3.0 million pounds (4.4 million euros, 5.6 million dollars) for lost earnings caused by extra security measures imposed after a foiled plot to bomb US-bound jets.
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Irish low-cost airline Ryanair&#39;s Chief Executive Michael O&#39;Leary on Wednesday called for BAA, the main operator of Britain&#39;s airports, to be broken up.
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LONDON - A British parliamentary committee accused the government on Sunday of breaking European human rights law with its curbs on terrorism suspects and urged it to do more to prosecute suspects ...Comment
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Corus is orded to pay over Â£3m in fines and costs for the 2001 explosion which killed three workers at its Port Talbot plant.
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The government of Equatorial Guinea is to sue a British man jailed last week for his part in an alleged coup plot there.
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Irish low-cost carrier, Ryanair, may face a dispute with German authorities over its decision to close its Stansted to Erfurt route.
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A British court on Wednesday gave police  more time to question 23 people suspected of plotting to blow  up transatlantic airliners.
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The British government is to face a legal challenge to force it to remove an exiled Iranian opposition group from a list of organisations banned under anti-terrorism laws, politicians said.
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LONDON -- British anti terrorist police charged three more people yesterday with conspiring to commit murder in the alleged plot to blow up US-bound airliners. The three -- Mohammed Yasar Gulzar, Mohammed Shamin Uddin, and Nabeel Hussain -- were also charged with preparing to commit terrorism by helping in an alleged plan to smuggle explosives aboard the planes, police said. ...
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The British government should reconsider its refusal to compensate an Algerian-born pilot wrongly jailed on a warrant from the United States, which wanted him extradited in connection with the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, a court said Thursday.
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Travel: Â· Passengers could pay Â£50 more, says watchdog Â· Airline aims to price bags out of aircraft holds
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Budget airline Ryanair is obliged to be taken to court under EU law if it fails to pay back illegal state aid for flying to Belgium's Charleroi airport.
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Airports operator BAA is to say that last month's terror security alert cost the business at least Â£20m.
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Business & money: Travelodge accuses Ryanair and easyJet of 'squeezing the life out of British tourism'
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Irish budget airline Ryanair's dawn raid on rival Aer Lingus this week has prompted a flurry of political finger-pointing, with the government under fire for its decision to privatize the carrier.
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Passengers cheated in price-fixing scam will receive Â£100m compensation after airlines agree settlement
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Belfast's two airports issue advice to Glasgow-bound passengers in the wake of the latest terror attack.