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It's plane that we have no idea how to run an airport



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Published Date: 19 March 2008
By EMMA COWING
TRUST ME to be flying through Heathrow twice last Thursday. Yeah, Thursday. The day some dude ran out on to the runway with a backpack and attempted to approach a moving jet.
I learned about this glorious news as I was skiting through Paddington station en route for the Heathrow Express, only to pass a giant electronic billboard for a London newspaper bearing the legend TERROR ALERT AT HEATHROW AIRPORT. Great, I thought. ...



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  • Last Updated: 18 March 2008 11:10 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Emma Cowing
 
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Mercutio,

FALKIRK 19/03/2008 13:38:58
Mince should not be used as a pejorative it is Scotland's other national dish Miss Cowan.

 

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