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Virgin flight u-turns after mid-Atlantic engine failure at 35,000 feet
Virgin flight u-turns after mid-Atlantic engine failure at 35,000 feet The Virgin Atlantic flight departed London on Saturday afternoon and was heading towards Jamaica when one of its engines failed high over the North Atlantic Ocean A Virgin Atlantic plane bound for Jamaica was forced U-turn over the Atlantic Ocean before landing in Ireland after its engine suddenly failed mid-flight. Flight VS165 departed London Heathrow at 4:12pm on Saturday and was almost three hours into the journey...
Virgin customers have one month to use COVID travel credits
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Virgin Galactic’s 200% Rally Burns Shorts as Retail Rushes In
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Brits waste years of their lives mindlessly phone scrolling, study finds
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Google co-founder is unable to buy this private island even after 12 years of court battle
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There's still no point in gigabit broadband
Six years ago, I nearly got my ISP to upgrade our fibre connection to 1Gbps. As I said at the time: This is a curmudgeonly post which is going to look ridiculously outdated in a few years. Well, it's a few years later and Virgin Media have just given me their Gig1 package for £30 per month.