内容摘要：They said families had been "left with a lingering sense of injustice" by a "systemic failure" to investigate other factors, including the safety procedures, management and working environment on the rig.

They said families had been "left with a lingering sense of injustice" by a "systemic failure" to investigate other factors, including the safety procedures, management and working environment on the rig.

at airports caused by staff shortages.Travel journalist Lisa Francesca-Nand said cabin crew was a "great career" to go into later in life as you can work part-time and it is reasonably flexible.

She said: "In the UK we've always seen cabin crew as younger people but that's not the same the world over."In the US there are lots of people in their 50s, 60s and even 70s having very successful careers still as cabin crew."Ms Francesca-Nand added that the industry had "great perks" with free and discounted travel.

British Airways stewardess Jackie Stacey, who is 65, says she hopes the drive works.Ms Stacey was an air stewardess in the 80s, and re-joined after the pandemic in her 60s.

The grandmother, who is from Kenley in Surrey, says: “I think it’s a good idea because I think over-50s have a lot to give. We have lots of life experiences.”

She explained that she was worried her age might have stood in the way of returning to the profession, but found the age of cabin crew staff was more varied than before.has been reduced in scale and affordable housing has been removed, while a potential site on Les Caches in St Martin is no longer available.

The DPA plans to replace the two lost developments for affordable housing with sites in St Martin and St Peter Port.It said there would be further opportunities for public consultation on the new sites following the general election in June.

The public consultation is one ofin recent years as it tries to settle on locations for development, in a bid to