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'Family feud may have led to Alps deaths'

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INTERNATIONAL PAPERS, Friday 7th September: British papers lead on the story of a family shot dead in the French Alps; the US President gets a first-term school report by the International Herald Tribune; German papers react to the ECB’s latest eurozone recovery plan, and Spanish papers give their view of events too.

IN THE PAPERS
By Katerina VITTOZZI

 

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Some articles from today’s international press review
International Herald Tribune: ‘Grading Obama’s first term’

"Stranded passengers return home"
21/04/2010 - French Pres Review

"Stranded passengers return home"

In today’s French press review, we talk about stranded passengers’ relief when they heard that flights were resuming across Europe.
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Is the travel nightmare due to a lack of research?
21/04/2010 - International Press Review

Is the travel nightmare due to a lack of research?

In today’s international press review, we focus on the alleged lack of research on ash clouds by plane manufacturers.
Ash cloud aftermath
20/04/2010 - International Press Review

Ash cloud aftermath

In today’s international press review, we focus on Europe’s growing anger over the five day air traffic chaos.
Ash cloud: controversy takes off
20/04/2010 - French Press Review

Ash cloud: controversy takes off

In today’s French press review, we focus on the end of the flight restrictions imposed on European skies following the eruption of Iceland’s volcano.
Dunkirk-style mission to rescue the stranded by cancelled flights
19/04/2010 - IN THE PAPERS

Dunkirk-style mission to rescue the stranded by cancelled flights

In today’s international press review, many newspapers make a link between the ash cloud and British politics.

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