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The UK temporarily suspends the use of a new military transport plane after one crashed near the Spanish city of Seville.

Eggs and insults fly as Uber battles for the streets of Milan

Italy’s taxi drivers are up in arms over online cab services, with the fight getting personal for Uber’s Milan-based managerLike every Uber executive trying to get the $41bn online car-sharing service established in cities around the world, the head of Uber in Italy has faced plenty of resistance as she takes on powerful established interests.Uber faces regulatory opposition in many places – authorities in the Chinese city of Chengdu paid a visit to Uber’s offices last week as part of an ongoing investigation; and the service has been banned in the US state of Kansas – but in Italy, the battle...

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  • Bike ride for boy, 12, swept to seaUp to 65 cyclists are making a 140-mile bike ride from West Yorkshire to Anglesey in memory of a 12-year-old who drowned in waters off the north Wales coast.
  • Cat 'thrown from car' in a boxAn appeal is launched after a blind cat in a box was thrown from a moving car in Caerphilly county, the RSPCA says.
  • MoD suspends use of military planeThe UK temporarily suspends the use of a new military transport plane after one crashed near the Spanish city of Seville.

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  • 'The cycling revolution could not happen sooner': readers discuss the future of cars in citiesBikes, buses, pedestrianisation ... are we really beginning to see the end of the car age in cities? Readers shared their thoughts and hopes for the futureEnd of the car age: how cities are outgrowing the automobileAs we settle into the 21st century, bike share schemes proliferate, more streets are being pedestrianised, public transport continues to expand, urban highways are being removed and cycling infrastructure is growing. So at this rate we won’t need cars in cities at all, right?The reality of course is that in most cities, cars still dominate, their convenience and allure not yet under...
  • Toyota and Mazda reportedly cooperating on green car technologyUnder the partnership Toyota propose to supply fuel cell technology to Mazda, which in return would offer its proprietary Skyactiv green technology to ToyotaToyota and Mazda are reported to be considering a comprehensive partnership in environmentally friendly technology as the world’s regulators demand cuts to greenhouse gas emissions and competitors roll out greener vehicles.The Japanese carmakers are in the final stages of talks on the planned partnership, according to the Nikkei business daily, which added the two “intend to reach an accord in principle soon”. Continue reading...
  • Eggs and insults fly as Uber battles for the streets of MilanItaly’s taxi drivers are up in arms over online cab services, with the fight getting personal for Uber’s Milan-based managerLike every Uber executive trying to get the $41bn online car-sharing service established in cities around the world, the head of Uber in Italy has faced plenty of resistance as she takes on powerful established interests.Uber faces regulatory opposition in many places – authorities in the Chinese city of Chengdu paid a visit to Uber’s offices last week as part of an ongoing investigation; and the service has been banned in the US state of Kansas – but in Italy, the battle...
  • Spanish air force cargo plane on test flight crashes near Seville airportFour crew members killed and two injured after Airbus A400M crashes shortly after takeoff, say Airbus Defence and Space Four crew members died and two were injured in a Spanish air force cargo plane that crashed on a test flight near Seville airport on Saturday, Airbus Defence and Space have announced.All members of the crew of six were company employees and of Spanish nationality, according to the company, which is the defence arm of Airbus Group. RT @airlivenet: UPDATE CRASH #A400M New pictures of the crash site at Seville http://t.co/UtPuliKkfG pic.twitter.com/RZHf1hNd5KBREAKING #A400M CRAS...

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  • EasyJet soars into profit during winterBudget airline is expected to unveil pre-tax profits of as much as 10m for the six months to the end of March, helped by lower fuel costs and currency tailwinds

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  • Gatwick worst major UK airport for delays GATWICK was the worst performing major airport for passenger delays last year, new figures reveal.
  • Heathrow to use Morpho explosive detection system to screen cargo London Heathrow Airport is installing Morpho Detection's 45 high-speed CTX 9800 DSiT explosive detection systems (EDS) at four out of its five terminals to screen all air cargo and baggage. Screening capabilities at terminals 1, 2, 4 and 5 will be increased after the testing period, according to Shipping Gazette.Security authorities said the move will ensure compliance with the Department for Transport regulations in the United Kingdom. The new system will control the entire baggage screening operations by 2018 and will comply with the standard 3-approved EDS, reported Wisconsin's Aviation.Un...

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