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Iranian President Pezeshkian to head to New York for UN meeting as Trump warns of no-deal consequences
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Air traffic control failure disrupts flights in Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern England – business live
National Air Traffic Services says it is investigating a ‘technical issue’ at its Prestwick centre in Scotland Manchester airport posted the Nats statement on Twitter, with passengers due to travel today advised to keep an eye out for updates from their airlines. Airlines including British Airways and easyJet have reported immediate cancellations. A Nats air traffic control system failure in its Prestwick centre is causing delays to flights with some unable to operate. This, once again, calls into question the resilience of Nats’s systems and demonstrates the need for firm actions to prevent these repeated failures. Yet another technical fault with Nats means some of our customers are likely to experience disruption to their travel plans today. This is disappointing, and while it is an issue that is entirely out of our control, we’re doing everything we can to limit the impact on custome
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Here's what the Saudi East-West pipeline shutdown means for Asia's biggest crude importers
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