@Miss_Bate@TUIUK Hey! I encountered the same issue but found a way to get the tickets for my booking. I switched to the desktop website on my phone (i.e. as if I used a laptop/PC) and was able to download the boarding passes by using the print option. I hope this works for you too!
When I first heard that cases were missing I thought “can’t be an Excel problem, the rows run out at 1,048,576 which is bigger than even total cases”.
I never thought they’d have a case per COLUMN. Unbelievable. And yes: Excel columns end at 16,384 aka ��XFD”.
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We all know that thoroughly washing our hands is the best way of preventing the spread of coronavirus. But pre-kindergarten teacher Amanda Lorenzo showed her pupils just how effective soap is with this simple demonstration using pepper, oil and water
We spent many years presenting the U.K. as the best place in the world to do science. Science is one of the fundamental foundations of our economy. These figures demonstrate what happens when a country trashes its international reputation. Hard to build, easy to destroy.
Arctic sea ice volume vs extent from 1979 to 2019. I love that @kevpluck keeps updating his cool data animations regularly once new data is released. What a star! Source: https://t.co/GOLrLqo1aH
Today is World #OvershootDay
A day that sadly happens earlier and earlier each year.
That means that today we’ve globally used up the worlds annual resources. The rest of the year we are stealing from future generations and poorer parts of the world.
New Nature paper out today
https://t.co/oAF7nep6ur
states very clearly what is needed if governments are serious about limiting global heating to 1.5C, as agreed at Paris.
Spoiler: No new fossil fuelled infrastructure, anywhere, ever. From now on.
Read thread for details...
This is Rotherham where council have planted 8 miles of wild flower verges. It has saved 25k in mowing costs. These photos posted by British Beekeeping Association!
100% of peer reviewed papers support the science of #ClimateChange
The quote used to be 97% but turns out when 3% of papers denying anthropogenic climate change were looked at in detail all 38 papers contained fundamental flaws in methods or analysis
https://t.co/3jrGahgKcU
@alvipur @Katuyci @sgloscouncil This is why Northern Ireland introduced ID in 1985. At the 1983 General Election, 949 people arrived at polling stations in NI to find a vote had been cast in their name. However there were only 28 allegations of fraud in the 2017 UK GE (with a population roughly 40 times larger)