Sunday 19 May 2013
Some trains and schools were disrupted by strikes as unions across France protested against government austerity measures yesterday.
President Nicolas Sarkozy's conservative government says the cost-cutting measures are essential to reduce the country's debt and allow France to remain a pillar of the troubled eurozone. Workers say the cuts hit some sectors unfairly and that the rich should make more of a contribution.
A well-known Belfast nightspot has gone on the market with a price tag of £300,000.
Budget airline Ryanair pilots have been told not to sign a letter to airline regulators expressing concern that the airline’s employment practices could jeopardise passenger safety.
NORTHERN Ireland's construction firms should continue to look to emerging markets for opportunities, the head of a professional organisation said.
THOMAS Cook took another step towards calmer waters be announcing a £425m fundraising with shareholders in a bid to cut debt.
A local independent specialist tour operator has launched a new dedicated air holiday division.
Not actually Balmoral in Belfast – that's the smell of leafy streets and manicured lawns – but the new, vast Maze site where the show of the same name was in full swing.
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