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Kris Bramwell

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  • Broadcast Journalist, UGC and Social Hub, BBC
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The first non-stop London to Sydney flight is coming - with challenges

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By Rachel Clun Verified, Osmond Chia, Kris Bramwell Verified
| Aol Verified
On a stage at the Airbus headquarters in Toulouse, the chief executive of Australian airline Qantas declares: "The tyranny of distance has finally been conquered". Vanessa Hudson was in the French city last week to announce the world's first 20-plus hour flight route. The airline first flew what it named the Kangaroo route between London and Sydney in 1947. At the time, it was an odyssey spanning seven stops and four days.
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Could you handle a 20-plus hour flight? This airline is banking on it

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By Rachel Clun Verified, Osmond Chia, Kris Bramwell Verified
| Flipboard
2 hours ago Australia's national carrier is preparing to launch new 10,000-mile flights that could last up to 22 hours nonstop — and it needs a custom Airbus jet with extreme endurance to pull them off. After years of delays, Qantas last week finally unveiled the centerpiece of its "Project Sunrise" initiative: …
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Yes, there have been rows but here's how I've made moving back home work

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By Daniel Thomas Verified, Lizzie Asante, Kris Bramwell Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
When 24-year-old Natasha Suman moved back into her parents' home in Bedford after university, she only expected it to be for a "few months" while she searched for her first job. But almost three years later, she's still there, saving for a deposit on her first home. The marketing coordinator pays towards bills but doesn't pay rent, so is able to put aside £1,000 a month in a Lifetime ISA - a tax-free account topped up by the government.
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