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Peugeot chiefs ‘approved emissions cheat devices on 2m diesel vehicles’ [Subscription]

Three chief executives of PSA Peugeot Citroën approved a fraudulent strategy to defeat anti-pollution tests on almost two million vehicles sold in France, according to an official report.

Thomas Cook pilots threaten strikes if pay talks fail [Subscription]

Thomas Cook pilots will strike for three more days this month and next if talks next week fail to resolve a pay dispute, their union said. They staged a 12-hour walkout yesterday in what is claimed to be a first by British pilots in 40 years. “There is still a significant gap between us and Thomas Cook,” Brian Strutton, of the British Airline Pilots’ Association, said. However, Thomas Cook insisted: “We have set out a fair pay increase.”

Transport for London bosses planning to track commuters using Wi-Fi

Commuters' mobile phones could be monitored to reduce overcrowding in London's Tube stations and increase revenue from advertising.

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