Maria Juliana Marquez Monsalve, 29, was stranded in Brazil after airline staff at Belem International airport refused to let her board her flight to the UK due to an expired physical immigration document, despite having a valid eVisa. The Home Office’s transition to a digital system has caused confusion among foreign airport staff, leading to travel disruptions for some passengers. Ms. Marquez Monsalve was forced to spend over £750 on alternative flights and has been denied compensation by the original airline TAP Air.
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EU hit by surge in steel imports as US tariffs divert shipments
Europe is experiencing a surge in steel imports diverted from the US due to high tariffs, with certain products seeing increases of up to tenfold this year, prompting calls for urgent action from the steel industry. The European Commission's surveillance report indicates significant rises in imports and price drops for various products, including stainless steel and industrial robots, with China being a major source of the influx. Thyssenkrupp's Ilse Henne emphasized the need for protective...
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