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Andy Burnham government scraps ‘rip off’ charges in major holiday law change

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The UK government has announced a regulatory change to airline fee structures following criticism regarding additional costs for travelers. The policy shift aims to eliminate what have been described as 'rip-off' charges associated with holiday bookings and air travel.

Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has been a vocal proponent of these changes, publicly condemning the previous fee structures. The new rules are intended to provide greater transparency and financial protection for consumers booking holidays.

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Manchester Evening News (Manchester, UK) (GB) Highlights Burnham's influence on government policy change
walesonline.co.uk (UNITED KINGDOM) Focuses on Burnham's criticism of the fees
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