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Retired couple Margaret and John Harrop were due to fly out to Spain to see their son Keith for the first time since he moved out there two years ago but were left behind at the airport

Margaret Harrop was travelling to visit her son Keith in Alicante but was left unable to board the Ryanair flight on Wednesday morning

Newcastle to Tenerife flights over the half term week are as much as £747 for a return, demand and increased costs are among reasons for high prices

'I think they could bankrupt the UK economy in the next two years'

'What’s going on at the moment is fundamentally unfair and wrong. It’s very damaging'

The airline chief said the move could potentially bankrupt the UK economy in the coming years.

Anyone travelling through airport security will no longer need to take out liquids and laptops from their cabin baggage

Emma Etherington and Barry Etherington were supposed to be in Gran Canaria on their first couples' holiday in more than 20 years, but arrived at their hotel a day and a half late after their Ryanair flight landed in Lanzarote.

A report contains the ‘Fit for 55’ plan for the EU which claims to reduce net greenhouse gas emissions by at least 55% before 2030 - but will mean flying to Spain and beyond will become more expensive.