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Over 600,000 passengers stranded as Thomas Cook collapses
24 Sep
Business News
No fewer than 600,000 passengers were yesterday stranded as the iconic travel operator, Thomas Cook, folded after a 178-year run.
Royal Bank of Scotland says 'planning for worst' in Brexit
2 Sep 2018
World
The Royal Bank of Scotland warned Sunday that it is planning "for the worst" amid increased talk of no deal over Brexit.