Ryanairs CEO, Michael OLeary, advocates for a ban on alcohol sales at airports before early morning flights to curb disruptive passenger behavior. He criticizes airports for profiting from early morning drinking, which often leads to delays and increased disruptions. OLeary proposes a two-drink limit at airports and no alcohol sales outside standard licensing times. He also shares Ryanairs experience of suing a disruptive passenger for damages, highlighting the airlines efforts to maintain safety without entirely eliminating the air travel experience.

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Labour Party Proposes Three-Year Ban on No-Fault Evictions: Skyrocketing Homelessness and Eviction Alerts Demand Urgent Government Action

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Polling expert Sir John Curtice predicts a tight race in tomorrows Holyrood election, with the SNP falling short of a majority. Despite dominating constituency seats, latest polls show theyre not far enough ahead to hit the sixty-five seats needed. Tories, Liberal Democrats, and even Greens or Reform UK could block the SNPs victory, making a few key races crucial. A fresh YouGov poll projects the SNP at sixty-two seats, three shy of a majority, with Reform UK surprisingly in second place. Even without a majority, Swinneys path back to first minister looks solid, depending on close contests and a bit of luck.

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Britains Work and Pensions Secretary, Pat McFadden, warns of potential job losses due to the ongoing war with Iran, as sky-high energy prices cause economic shock. The Strait of Hormuz closure threatens one fifth of the worlds oil supply. McFadden acknowledges the risk of job losses, shifting from the positive economic outlook earlier this year. Meanwhile, the US pauses Project Freedom to push for a peace deal, while Irans nuclear program and reopening of the strait are demanded. The US calls on allies, including the UK, to step up efforts.

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Despite Ukraines unilateral ceasefire, Russia launched a barrage of drones and missiles, marking a continuation of the conflict. Ukraines move was met with Russian counterclaims of their own territory being targeted. The attacks followed a previous Russian barrage that resulted in numerous casualties. With diplomatic efforts stalling and the war entering its fifth year, Ukraines foreign minister is advocating for harsher sanctions and increased aid to pressure Russia.

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