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People found they could withdraw large sums despite having little or no funds in their actual accounts. the bank blamed technical issues, and a fault with its mobile app. after large queues were reported at cash points the authorities warned people not to try and withdraw money they don't have. and an elderly couple have said they were "horrified" after being charged £110 by ryanair to print their tickets at the airport. ruth and peterjaffe told the bbc they had to pay airport check—in fees after downloading their return tickets by mistake. ryanair said the fees were in line with its policy...

Fare increase. 5.9%. oh god. it cost me almost an hour of my hourly rate just to buy my return tickets. a monthly ticket is £600, they're not always on time, most of the time cancelled and delayed. for me it is the cumulative effect not just the price of ticket, price of tickets, price of rent and everything else. i'm a student so i'm obviously trying to save money so it does sap. trying to be green, trying not to use your car which is costing more and more. if the increment will make it reliable, that's ok. - the 5.9% cap covers nearly half of fares in england and wales, including most seaso...