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International Express : July 10th 2007
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AUSTRALIAN EDITION 10 - 16 July, 2007 $4.75 (inc. GST) INTERNATIONAL 56 PAGES OF NEWS FROM BRITAIN OPINION 12, FREDERICK FORSYTH 21, PUZZLES 32, STARS & TRIVIA 38, SPORT 44-56 www.theinternationalexpress.com SOPHIE’S ROYAL BABY JOY AT THE AGE OF 42 Prince Edward’s wife is expecting again Page 9 Lewis suffers Silverstone heartbreak SEE PAGES 54-56 BRITAIN’S latest terror crisis last week led to a massive backlog of 20,000 bags at the country’s busiest airport. Heathrow’s Terminal 4 was closed and thousands of people were evac- uated last Sunday after the discov- ery of a suspect package. Although the passengers were cleared through the airport by the following evening, thousands were forced to travel without their lug- gage as the backlog built up. Now, with the peak holiday season under way, there are fears that the situa- tion will get worse for thousands more. One industry analyst also pre- dicted that Britain faces a “summer of discontent”, as union leaders accused British Airways managers of a failure of leadership. The latest chaos was sparked by the recent attempt by suicide bombers to blow up a London bar and Glasgow airport. Britain’s alert status remains at “severe” as police question mem- bers of an alleged terror cell that operated under the cover of the NHS. Unions say staff shortages By Jo Macfarlane 20,000 items of luggage are held up at Heathrow TURN TO PAGE 4 BAGS MISERY AFTER AIRPORT TERROR Flooded crops mean higher prices in the shops
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