260K views · 185 reactions | British tour operator Thomas Cook has collapsed, leaving hundreds of thousands of travelers stranded across the world. Tim Johnson, policy director at the UK Civil Aviation Authority, told CNN that authorities are working "around the clock" to bring stranded passengers home to Britain. cnn.it/2AFprQg | CNN Replay | Facebook

288K views · 521 reactions | Thomas Cook boss Peter Fankhauser remains silent as he leaves a meeting with the firm’s biggest shareholder and creditors at a City law firm, as the struggling travel operator tries to piece together a rescue deal. Read more: https://bit.ly/2m8cVEE | ITV News | Facebook

10K views · 19 reactions | It's been three weeks since the holiday company Thomas Cook collapsed. The Civil Aviation Authority stepped in to get more than 140,000 people who were abroad back to the UK. Many customers in Northern Ireland were among those that suffered last minute cancellations and are trying to get their money back. | BBC Newsline | Facebook

The collapse of Thomas Cook today ends a 187-year history. Its headquarters have been in Peterborough since 1977. Here's how it became the largest and oldest travel company in history. Read more about the collapse here: https://www.itv.com/news/anglia/2019-09-23/more-than-1-000-jobs-lost-in-peterborough-as-thomas-cook-collapses/ | ITV Anglia

19K views · 434 reactions | Three weeks ago, it looked as if their jobs were lost for good. But Thomas Cook staff in Worcester are now back at their desks. | BBC Birmingham | Facebook

VIDEO: We spoke to Thomas Cook staff who protested outside Parliament today demanding a full inquiry into the collapse of the 178-year-old travel group. Hear what some of its former retail agents had to say #thomascookstaff #ThomasCookCollapse | Travel Weekly UK

👏 A plane passenger organised a whip round for Thomas Cook staff after the company went bust | BBC Wales News