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Electric planes could be in the sky 'as soon as 2030' (opens the original)
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This content is provided by Exco Player and may use cookies or similar technologies. Please click 'Allow and Continue' below to load the content. The summer holidays are coming to an end and with it, the long, snaking queues at check-in desks around the capital’s airports, replaced by the regular thrum of the business travellers jetting off for meetings on the continent. But whether you flew out of Gatwick, Heathrow, Stansted, Luton or City airport this summer, you’ll have used up plenty of kero
Could your next European holiday be on an electric plane? - AOL (opens the original)
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The summer holidays are coming to an end and with it, the long, snaking queues at check-in desks around the capital’s airports, replaced by the regular thrum of the business travellers jetting off for meetings on the continent. But whether you flew out of Gatwick, Heathrow, Stansted, Luton or City airport this summer, you’ll have used up plenty of kerosene on your journey. That could soon be a thing of the past as aircraft manufacturers race to put the first commercially viable electric passenge
Will the next pandemic be spotted in a hospital or under London’s streets? (opens the original)
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This content is provided by Exco Player and may use cookies or similar technologies. Please click 'Allow and Continue' below to load the content. You probably don’t need reminding that Covid brought the country and the capital to its knees. It snuck up on us thanks to the speed of modern-day air travel — putting London right in the crosshairs of the pandemic. Since then, time, effort, and political and scientific capital has been invested to try and give us a headstart on identifying, then headi
Will the next pandemic be spotted in a hospital or under London’s streets? - AOL (opens the original)
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You probably don’t need reminding that Covid brought the country and the capital to its knees. It snuck up on us thanks to the speed of modern-day air travel — putting London right in the crosshairs of the pandemic. Since then, time, effort, and political and scientific capital has been invested to try and give us a headstart on identifying, then heading off, the next pandemic before it begins. And much of this work focuses on what we flush down our toilets and what passes under Londoners’ feet
What will happen to Londonâs tech sector under Andy Burnham? (opens the original)
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The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. This content is provided by Exco Player and may use cookies or similar technologies. Please click 'Allow and Continue' below to load the content. Londonâs tech sector is not used to feeling vulnerable. The capital recently reclaimed its position as Europeâs leading technology ecosystem, ranking fourth worldwide (behind the Bay Area, New York and Boston â
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