TAKE A LOOK-Thomas Cook travel firm collapses, hundreds of thousands stranded

Thomas Cook, the world's oldest travel firm, collapsed on Monday, stranding hundreds of thousands of travelers around the globe and launching the biggest peacetime repatriation effort in British history. Here are the latest stories: > British tour firm Thomas Cook collapses, stranding travelers> Thomas Cook's Condor to continue flying, seeks bridging loan > Thomas Cook collapse boosts rival holiday companies, airlines > Government should have saved Thomas Cook - UK Labour Party > Turkey could lose up to 700,000 tourists a year > Thomas Cook says 140,000 travelings with German subsidiaries > UK PM questions if Thomas Cook bosses 'properly incentivized' > 46 flights operated by Thomas Cook in Spain canceled - AENA > Saga securing flights for customers hit by Thomas Cook collapse > Thomas Cook's collapse strands about 50,000 in Greece > Holiday firm On The Beach flags costs from Thomas Cook collapse > Labour says Thomas Cook bosses should pay back bonuses > Thomas Cook enters compulsory liquidation > Thomas Cook pensions to be assessed by lifeboat fund > Thomas Cook customers say hotel in Tunisia stopped them leaving > No one will be stranded, UK minister says on Thomas Cook future > TEXT-Thomas Cook CEO on liquidation: "I apologize"

BACKGROUND > EXPLAINER-Thomas Cook collapses: Why and what happens next? > BREAKINGVIEWS-Thomas Cook crash is dry run for Brexit failures > FACTBOX-European reaction to Thomas Cook bankruptcy > FACTBOX-Lessors scramble to recover jets from Thomas Cook > FACTBOX-Fleet of over 100 jets operated by Thomas Cook > FACTBOX-Key dates in the history of tour company Thomas Cook RESCUE EFFORT > Thomas Cook battles for survival with final creditor meeting > Thomas Cook in talks with UK govt, investors on rescue deal > Thomas Cook scrambles for $250 mln to avert collapse > Thomas Cook restructuring plan overshadowed by CDS dispute > China's Fosun set to save Thomas Cook as key terms agreed

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