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Airline industry is ‘on the bring of collapse’ with ‘no quick fix’ | Travel expert Sally Gethin

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‘I’ve never seen [the travel industry] in this condition and there is no quick fix, even after the summer these long-term problems will need resolving.’

Travel expert Sally Gethin discusses how flight prices are to increase ten per cent between July and September.

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Watch: Crocodile airlifted out of waters after reportedly eating human

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Police officer dangles over crocodile-infested waters in bid to retrieve human remains.

A South African police officer descended from a helicopter over crocodile-infested waters to recover a massive reptile believed to have devoured a missing businessman.

The 1,100lb animal was transported to Kruger National Park, where examination revealed human remains within its intestines.

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Four arrested as NCA targets suspected people smuggling gang

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Four people have been arrested as part of a National Crime Agency investigation into a suspected people smuggling network operating out of London.

The three men and a woman were detained by NCA officers in a series of early morning raids.

An Albanian man, aged 31, was detained by NCA officers at an address in Edmonton, while another Albanian man, aged 29, was arrested at an address in Enfield.

A further Albanian male, aged 30, was held at a location near Gatwick Airport, and Moldovan woman, aged 33, was arrested at a location in Leyton later in the morning.

All four are suspected of being part of an organised crime group responsible for advertising crossings from France to the UK on social media.

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Good Afternoon Britain | Friday 6th November

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Tackling the big stories from all angles and perspectives. Weekdays from midday, Christopher Hope and Emily Carver bring you the most compelling stories from across the United Kingdom.

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Kemi Badenoch warns French riots could inspire unrest in Britain

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Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch has warned that riots in France could inspire violent unrest in Britain, pointing to …

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British taxpayers could be slapped with a £5.2bllion-a-year tax bill as a result of Labour’s migration U-turn, the Tories have warned …

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