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Full Brussels Eurostar service from Monday
The Independent - London - UK, Feb 26, 2010 / Full London to Brussels services run by Channel Tunnel high-speed train company Eurostar will resume on Monday March 1, it was announced today.
Passengers Stranded In Eurostar Breakdown
Vietnam Tribune, Feb 21, 2010 / A Eurostar train with 740 passengers on board has become stranded in the cross-channel firm's latest service breakdown.
Near misses
Blue Witch, Feb 21, 2010 / We usually go somewhere warmer in January/February.
Eurostar delays continue
Express.co.uk, Feb 20, 2010 / Services in the region remain disrupted but Eurostar said that from Monday it will operate three return services a day by taking a diversion which will add up to 50 minutes to the normal journey time.
Eurostar trains to remain halted
Ledbury Reporter - Ledbury - Herefordshire - UK, Feb 17, 2010 / Eurostar will continue to suspend all services between the UK and Brussels until at least Sunday, the operator has confirmed.
Eurostar suspended for third day
Kuwait News Agency (KUNA), Feb 17, 2010 / The London-to-Brussels services of Channel Tunnel high-speed train company Eurostar was suspended for a third day Wednesday after the Belgian commuter rail disaster which has claimed at least 18 lives, it was announced here.
Eurostar services to Brussels remain suspended after rail crash
InTheNews.co.uk - London - UK, Feb 16, 2010 / Eurostar services between Britain and the Belgium capital of Brussels have been suspended for a second day following a tragic rail accident on Monday which left 18 people dead.
Eurostar suspends London-Brussels service following train crash
Travel Weekly UK, Feb 15, 2010 / Eurostar has suspended its London-Brussels service following a crash between two Belgian commuter trains which is believed to have killed up to 25 people.
Belgian crash forces Eurostar to suspend trains
Harrogate Advertiser - Harrogate - North Yorkshire - UK, Feb 15, 2010 / High-speed Channel Tunnel train company Eurostar has suspended its London-Brussels services because of a crash between two Belgian commuter trains which left as many as 20 people dead.
Belgian crash forces Eurostar to suspend trains
Bury Free Press - Bury St. Edmunds - Suffolk - UK, Feb 15, 2010 / High-speed Channel Tunnel train company Eurostar has suspended its London-Brussels services because of a crash between two Belgian commuter trains which left as many as 20 people dead.
Report blames Eurostar for not ‘winterizing’ its fleet of trains
The Manila Bulletin - Philippines, Feb 13, 2010 / An independent review concluded Friday that Eurostar must better protect its electronic gear from melting snow and improve its communications system to avoid debacles like the one in December that stranded five trains in the tunnel between France and the UK for hours.
Chunnel fiasco mother has 'lost all faith' in Eurostar
Bury Free Press - Bury St. Edmunds - Suffolk - UK, Feb 12, 2010 / A mother from Kent who claimed her family was treated worse than cattle in the pre-Christmas Eurostar travel fiasco has said she had "lost all faith" in the company.
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Shell axes another 1,000 jobs
The Independent - London - UK
The Independent - London - UK, 45 minutes ago/ Oil giant Royal Dutch Shell announced a further 1,000 job cuts today as the Anglo-Dutch firm admitted it had been slow to respond to the global slump.
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Thai protesters give blood then pour it on streets
The San Diego Union Tribune - San Diego CA
The San Diego Union Tribune - San Diego CA, 7 minutes ago/ Thai protesters poured blood they had donated outside the front gate of the government headquarters Tuesday in a symbolic sacrifice to press their demands for new elections.
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Beckham expected to play again - agent
China Daily
China Daily, 2 hours 6 minutes ago/ David Beckham is expected to play again after undergoing surgery to repair his torn left Achilles tendon.
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Sony Bets Big on Fallen 'King'
The Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal, 1 hour 51 minutes ago/ Months after his death, Michael Jackson set a music-industry record, thanks to a deal between his estate and Sony Corp. valued at as much as $250 million, according to people familiar with the terms.
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Markets cautious about EU aid pledge to Greece
The San Diego Union Tribune - San Diego CA
The San Diego Union Tribune - San Diego CA, 1 hour 7 minutes ago/ European countries' pledge to help Greece with loans received a lukewarm welcome from markets on Tuesday as investors remained worried that the form and timing of the aid remains unclear.
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