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Airline easyJet have issued an apology after a family was left devastated when their flight from Belfast to Ibiza was cancelled after passengers had already been on the plane for an hour.

Voluntary carbon market currently valued at less than $500m annually could hit $1.5tn by 2050, according to Barclays

Around 15,000 civil servants in Romania in wildcat strike against austerity cuts attacking jobs and pay; protests continue across Iran against cost-of-living crisis in opposition to authoritarian regime by telecom retirees, Tehran metro workers and contract teachers; South African metal workers on indefinite strike over pay and conditions attacked and arrested while picketing Ekapa Diamond Mine

European markets down as US indicates further borrowing charge increases

Gatwick airport erupted into chaos as the runway shut with flights being diverted away from the area.

Don’t Panic’s founder Joe Wade thinks that climate protestors should change their campaigning strategy... or does he? Hear him out before it's too late.

Flights have been delayed at Gatwick Airport after the runway was forced to close for 'emergency repairs', with passengers claiming they were not properly informed of the reason for the disruption

Opening soon at Holiday World Polynesia, in Benalmádena, easyJet Holidays will offer complimentary dad dancing lessons, frisbee throwing and air guitar tuition as well as

Omid admitted: ‘In the live arena we have to be a little bit careful what we say so we don’t attract nutbags.’

In summer, 60 miles from the Arctic Circle, the landscape is lush and green