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'Rip-off' airline charges for parents to sit next to kids under 14 to be banned (opens the original)
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Rip-off airline charges including hidden fees for parents to sit next to children under 14 will be banned under government plans. Holidaymakers will also be given greater flexibility to correct simple name errors including spelling mistakes on bookings for free - rather than facing charges. Under the proposals unveiled today, airlines will be required to seat children under the age of 14 with a parent or adult accompanying them free of charge. Andy Burnham said: “Charging parents just to sit wit
7 key points from PM's major speech - from pension triple lock to voting reform (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham set out his plan to transform Britain today in his first major address to Labour's conference since winning the keys to No10. The Prime Minister vowed to overturn a series of Thatcher-era reforms - giving the public greater control over housing, water and energy. He told Labour delegates gathered in Liverpool on Tuesday: "This country isn't where any of us would want it to be." Mr Burnham said: "We built the common good. Or at least we did until the 1980s. Suddenly, the common wealt
Angela Rayner wins emotional standing ovation as she returns to limelight at Labour conference - AOL (opens the original)
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Angela Rayner won an emotional standing ovation today as she returned to the limelight on the main stage at Labour's annual conference. In a powerful moment, the top Labour Cabinet minister, who was appointed back to the heart of government by Andy Burnham in July, told delegates: "I don't often cry, but nearly. It's so good to be back". "It's good to be back at conference, back in Government, and back here in Liverpool." The Labour heavyweight's notable absence weighed heavily on last year's an
Rayner wins standing ovation as she returns to limelight at Labour conference (opens the original)
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Angela Rayner won an emotional standing ovation today as she returned to the limelight on the main stage at Labour's annual conference. In a powerful moment, the top Labour Cabinet minister, who was appointed back to the heart of government by Andy Burnham in July, told delegates: "I don't often cry, but nearly. It's so good to be back". "It's good to be back at conference, back in Government, and back here in Liverpool." The Labour heavyweight's notable absence weighed heavily on last year's an
Chancellor John Healey vows not to write off a million young people in major speech - 'moral duty' - AOL (opens the original)
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John Healey attempted to make the moral case for welfare reform today as he vowed not to write off a million young people who are out of work. In his first major address to the party's conference as Chancellor, Mr Healey unveiled an extra £100million fighting fund to tackle Britain's 'Neets' crisis. He described the cash as "down-payment" on an imminent review by Alan Milburn into the thorny issue of youngsters not in education, employment or training (Neets). The Chancellor said the scheme - le
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