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Emma Vardy

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  • LA Correspondent, BBC
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LA Correspondent at BBC News ☀️🌴 Previously Ireland & Westminster. New mama. Forever chasing stories & waves 🎤 🏄‍♀️
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BBC star Emma Vardy bids farewell days after Carol Kirkwood confirms exit

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By Sally Nugent , Carol Kirkwood, Roger Johnson , Emma Vardy 
| starsalert.com
BBC Breakfast star Emma Vardy has bid adieu to the programme, but it's not goodbye forever. Returning to the sofa on Sunday, Emma, who is expecting her second child with husband, Aaron Adams, confirmed that she's heading on maternity leave. "Right well, that's nearly it for us today," Emma told audiences. And my last show before mat leave!" After her co-presenter, Roger Johnson wished her "good luck," the TV star noted that she would return. "I'll be back... see you," she said, signing off.
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Airlines pay out millions after initially rejecting claims

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By Emma Vardy 
| Yahoo
Laurie Watson's flight back from a sailing holiday was cancelled [Laurie Watson] Airlines are paying out millions of pounds in compensation to passengers every year after initially saying no as consumer groups accuse firms of trying to put customers off making claims for severe delays or cancellations.
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Airlines pay out millions after initially rejecting claims

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By Emma Vardy 
| MSN
Airlines are paying out millions of pounds in compensation to passengers every year after initially saying no as consumer groups accuse firms of trying to put customers off making claims for severe delays or cancellations.Almost 11m was paid to passengers in the year to October 2025, whose claims were rejected or left unresolved before being escalated to independent adjudicator, according to the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA).Customers told the BBC that airlines had "tried to confuse" them to...
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