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Spanish island protests turn nasty as angry locals furious | World | News

Brits wanting to enjoy a bit of relaxation and innocent fun are very much in the crosshairs of the baying anti-tourist mobs.

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Angry Spanish anti-tourist mobs to storm beaches and protest against mass tourism - London Business News

Angry Spanish anti-tourist mobs to storm beaches and protest against mass tourism - London Business News
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Spanish region popular with Brits issues update on plans for a tourist tax

Spanish region popular with Brits issues update on plans for a tourist tax
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Massive London Luton Airport Fire Destroys Nearly 1,500 Vehicles at Car Park, Unlikely to be Salvageable

According to a spokesperson for Luton Airport, it has been stated that none of the vehicles involved in the car park fire are expected to be salvageable.

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Massive London Luton Airport Fire Destroys Nearly 1,500 Vehicles at Car Park, Unlikely to be Salvageable

According to a spokesperson for Luton Airport, it has been stated that none of the vehicles involved in the car park fire are expected to be salvageable.

United kingdom generalUnited kingdomAssociation of british insurersGetty imagesLuton airportBedfordshire fireRescue serviceSky newsApcoa parkingNew blood test shows promiseEarly detectionOvarian cancerBritish insurersCar parkEuroweekly newsSpacex unveils details

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