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Representatives of the union which looks after worker’s rights at Disneyland Paris have been meeting with park managers to find out why three workers have committed suicide in the last two months. The trade union is suggesting that the deaths may have been related to working conditions at Europe’s most popular tourist attraction.
Just over a week ago a Disneyland Paris chef was found hanged in his home. He took his own life on the day he was due to return to work after holiday and extended sick leave. Co workers claim that he had been threatening to quit his job [...]

According to super sports car manufacturer Lotus, their new vehicle is the cleanest in the world. The bold claim, for the new high-performance Elise model is sure to interest car rental users who are constantly on the lookout for ways to contribute to keeping the environment green.
Eco-friendly vehicles have boomed in the hire industry in recent years, with consumers keen to lower their carbon footprint and also save valuable finances on the reduced fuel costs that are associated with hybrid technology. While a super car may not be the first choice for saving the planet, the new Lotus Elise claims to [...]

Although no official announcement has been made, sources within China Eastern Airlines Corp have hinted that the country’s second largest airline is about to join the SkyTeam airline alliance. A spokeswoman for China Eastern, Liu Jiangbo, said that although she was not prepared to comment on any alliance tie-ups at present, an official announcement would [...]

UK rail passengers that use the Gloucester to Bristol line will soon have an additional morning service. Beginning at the end of May, the extra service has been implemented after a string of complaints arose over overcrowding at peak morning and afternoon times, which resulted in many passengers being unable to sit down for their journey.
Despite the additional service, the body that is charged with promoting the interest of British public transport users, TravelWatch SouthWest, has claimed that there is still room for further improvement, particularly on late afternoon and evening services. According to the train operator, First Western (FGW), [...]

A survey recently conducted by information technology firm Unisys suggests that Britons are generally happy to have themselves subjected to the new full body scanners which are currently being rolled out in airports across Europe. The survey involved 10,000 people from 11 countries around the world including the US, New Zealand, Mexico, Brazil, Australia, Belgium and the UK. Nine out of every ten Britons polled said that they did not mind having to go through a scanner which produces nude images of their bodies.
The full body scanners have concerned human rights charities because they believe that using such machines is [...]