Hundreds of sacked staff delivered petitions to 10 Downing Street and the Business Department calling for a full inquiry into the travel giant's collapse. They say they were not paid their monthly wages on Monday and many are now having problems with rent and mortgage payments, according to the Unite union. We were due to come home with Thomas Cook but all their flights were cancelled. Diana Holland, the union's assistant general secretary, said: "Unite is pleased to be supporting the lobby and protest in Parliament that has been organised by Thomas Cook workers who lost their jobs without warning. "Workers do not understand how the profitable Thomas Cook airline was allowed to collapse while the European subsidiaries were able to continue to fly.

Source: Daily Mirror October 02, 2019 22:52 UTC