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Corridors: Political pawn
Story: Canaries chaos warning with ‘devastating’ removal of travel corridor Richard Slater: Doris [sic] can’t get a deal so this is his idea of playing hard ball. Never mind who gets in his way. It should ease; they are just using [travel corridors] as a political pawn with the Brexit thing.
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Story: Agents in Surrey blast ‘inconsistent and unfair’ government grants scheme Rob Haynes: I have zero income from my business and still don’t qualify for a penny of help. Apparently, as a director of a limited company, I’m considered a ‘fraud risk’, my MP told me. Maybe I could sue her for slander to make myself a few quid till things pick up.
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Story: Agents question blanket approach to Canary Islands corridor One arm of government says one thing, another arm says something else – leaving the holidaying public and the travel trade in total confusion. I am on my hobby horse again: if ever there were a case for having a standalone minster of tourism, this is it. Patrick Doyle
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