IN BRIEF: BAA to pay some cost of tunnel collapse
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BAA, the airports operator, warned yesterday that it would have to bear some of the costs of last year's collapse of tunnelling work on the pounds 300m Heathrow-London Express Link. BAA yesterday reported an 8 per cent rise in passenger traffic at its airports, which helped lift first-quarter pre-tax profits to pounds 127m from pounds 111m last time.
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