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Heathrow 'needs 3rd runway'
Capacity constraints at Heathrow Airport are restricting growth, according to a new report by MPs which calls for the Government to reverse its position and support a new runway. MP Tim Yeo challenged the PM on the issue yesterday.
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Heathrow capacity 'damages growth' says MPs
A new report by MPs is calling for the Coalition government to change its position and support a third runway at Heathrow.
The All Party Parliamentary Group on Aviation said capacity constraints at the airport are restricting the UK's economic potential.
IoD: 'Heathrow expansion could help build Britain out of recession'
Mark Wallace of the Institute of Directors (IoD) has said that the Government, "has got to go forward in good faith and not rule out Heathrow before the consultation's finished."
He added, "one of the best ways for Britain to build our way out of recession is to link our economy to those economies that are still growing."
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Labour: Parties 'should work together' on airport capacity
Boris: 'Totally wrong' to expand Heathrow
Charity welcomes confirmation that Coalition will keep pledge
Conservative MPs back airport expansion
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Virgin: 'Country can't afford to duck airport capacity any longer'
Virgin Atlantic has called on the Government to make a decision on airport capacity after Number 10 insisted there was no third runway to be built at Heathrow.
Is David Cameron a man or a mouse?
Clegg: Debate needed on increasing airport capacity
The Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has said the Coalition will not approve a third runway at Heathrow, but admitted there was "a legitimate debate to be had" about how to increase aviation capacity.
'No doubt' the UK needs more airport capacity
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Is David Cameron a man or a mouse?
David Cameron has been challenged by senior backbencher Tim Yeo to show whether he's a man or a mouse over expansion at Heathrow.
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Downing St vows Coalition will keep Heathrow pledge
The Coalition will keep its pledge not to build a third runway at Heathrow Airport despite renewed pressure, Downing Street said.