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Wednesday 12 September 2018 3:42 pmRyanair boss Michael Orsquo;Leary says UK has received lsquo;no assurancesrsquo; from EU on continued flights after BrexitBy: Alexandra RogersShar owala flasche eFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on Google Ryanair s chief executive Michael O Leary has ramped up his warnings of a no-deal Brexit, saying the UK had received no assurances from the EU that flights could continue after Britain leaves the bloc.He said the transport secretary, Chris Grayling, had received no assurances from the EU on continued flying,and that the likelihood of a no-deal Brexit was growing. If it s not a 21-month transition period, the thing that is not bei brumate cup ng well explained by the Brexiters is that flights to and from the EU will be stopped in a hard Brexit, O Leary said. Chris Grayling has yet to explain what else is going to be put in its place. While he was confident the UK would reach a deal with the EU on flying rights, it would not be in time for 1 April next year if there is a hard Brexit . If you look at the behaviourof the Europeans the 27 have remained united, the boss added.O Leary warned earlier this year that flights could be grounded in March 2019, the deadline for when the UK leaves the EU.Read more: Ryanair has cancelled 150 German flights after pilots go on strikIf that happened a no-flights scenario would notlast longe polene italy r than two days or two weeks , he a Nucm Essar suffers $44m loss as refining margins fall to 2011 low
Monday 03 March 2014 8:17 pmLondon Report: stanley mugs Ukraine unrest drags stanley austria on FTSE as volatility climbsBy: Express KCSShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleBRITAINrsquo;S top share index fell to a two-week low yesterday, led down by asset management firms as stocks most exposed to emerging markets fell on increasing tensions in Ukraine.The possibility of war between Russia and Ukraine hit stocks that are particularly sensitive to optimism over global markets, such as fund managers Schroders and Aberdeen Asset Management, which fell 4.6 per cent and 4.3 per cent respectively.Banks, insurers, mining and energy stocks were other big losers after Ukraine mobilised its reserves following Russian President Vladimir Putinrsquo declaration that he had the right to invade his neighbour.Volatility, an indicator of investor fear, spiked by 28.3 per cent, its largest daily rise since 2011. ldquo stanley becher ;The complex situation in Ukraine brings potential for heightened volatility in the near term amid concerns of an escalation into a wider conflict, said Alan Higgins, UK chief investment officer at Coutts.Our central scenario is that a wider conflict will ultimately be avoided hellip; As such, our six to 12 month views remain unchanged, he added.Companies with direct exposure to Russia ndash; including oil major BP ndash; were the hardest hit.BP, which has a significant |
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