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London Stansted Airport recorded over 107,000 passengers on 27 October, surpassing its previous record of 104,000. This surge reflects strong demand for travel to popular destinations like Turkey and Spain, with a 6.7% increase in annual passenger numbers. The airport plans to invest £1.1 billion to enhance services over the next five years.
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Recent norovirus outbreaks on cruise ships have led to significant illness among passengers. The Coral Princess reported 70 cases during its voyage, while P&O's Ventura faced multiple outbreaks affecting over 500 passengers. Legal claims for compensation are being pursued against Carnival, the parent company of P&O Cruises.
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Rodri, recovering from knee surgery, expressed honor at Real Madrid's interest but reaffirmed his commitment to Manchester City. Meanwhile, Spain's new migration policy aims to legalize undocumented workers to address labor shortages, reflecting the country's demographic challenges.
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The cruise industry is under increasing scrutiny due to its environmental impact and the humanitarian crisis surrounding migration. Protests against cruise ships are intensifying in Europe, particularly in France, while authorities in Tunisia crack down on migrant advocates. This reflects broader concerns about tourism and migration policies across the continent.
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The European Space Agency's Proba-3 mission is scheduled to launch on December 4, 2024, from India. This innovative project aims to create artificial solar eclipses using two satellites flying in precise formation, enabling unprecedented study of the sun's corona and solar weather predictions.