The secrets of the spies' favourite hotel
It has been home to diplomats, politicians and secret agents, but now Jerusalem’s American Colony Hotel is at the centre of a new conflict
Source: telegraph.co.uk
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Luxury hoteliers spend £60,000 on family court row... over a suitcase
Co-owners of hotel where Winston Churchill once stayed locked in battle to gain ownership of case full of family photos
Source: telegraph.co.uk
Five-star hoteliers locked in 'completely mad' £60,000 court fight over suitcase of family photos
Judith Andersson and sister-in-law Diane Ward are part owners of iconic five-star American Colony Hotel, in Jerusalem. They are embroiled in a bitter legal battle in London over family photographs.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
High Court rejects Ryanair's reason for not compensating passengers – regulator
By Press Association 2021 A Ryanair plane Ryanair’s grounds for refusing to compensate passengers affected by industrial action have been rejected by the High Court, according to the aviation regulator. Tens of thousands of customers were affected when flights were cancelled due to a series of walkouts by pilots and cabin crew during summer 2018. The Dublin-based carrier claimed it was exempt from awarding compensation because the disruption was due to “extraordinary circumstances”. But the CAA disagreed, and took legal action agai...
Source: wharfedaleobserver.co.uk
Court rejects Ryanair's reason for not compensating passengers
Court rejects Ryanair's reason for not compensating passengers Thu, 29th Apr 2021 21:26 (Alliance News) - Ryanair Holdings PLC's grounds for refusing to compensate passengers affected by industrial action have been rejected by the High Court, the UK aviation regulator said Thursday. Tens of thousands of customers were affected when flights were cancelled due to a series of walkouts by pilots and cabin crew during summer 2018. The Dublin-based carrier claimed it was exempt from awarding compensation because the disruption was due to "extraordinary circumstances". But the Civil Aviation Authori...
Source: lse.co.uk