Passengers at Heathrow airport will be able to keep their liquids and laptops inside their carry-on bags, once new security equipment is installed.

The airport is investing £50m in the computer tomography (CT) security scanners, to be rolled out over the next few years.

The technology, similar to CT scanners used in hospitals, provides a clear picture of a bag's contents.

Detailed 3D images can be easily rotated and dissected by staff.

Heathrow chief operations officer, Chris Garton,

I've read stuff on the internet about ink Jet Cartridges in hand luggage and frankly it's really confusing. Some says you can take them, others say you can't. I've searched various airlines, looking for advice and it is distinctly missing!

So, here is my experience. 

I returned to the UK on Monday (brief 47 hour visit), with five empty ink cartridges in my liquids bag (I wanted to take them back to recycle them to HP, who kindly supply a post paid bag).  Cleared security with no questions

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The Fiscal Protection Service of the Gran Canaria Airport and during a control of passengers from Seville, located in the hand luggage of one of the travelers a wooden box of small dimensions in which 39 specimens of birds came in an overcrowded way, this means of transport being incompatible with a minimum of animal welfare, protecting this consignment of animals with a veterinary certificate for the transfer of 16 canaries.

For these facts, the Administrator of Customs and Special Taxes of

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14 kilos of cocaine in luggage in Lanzarote.

[color=#000000][font=asap-regular, Arial, sans-serif][size=small][color=#555555][font=asap-regular, Arial, sans-serif]It is not easy to pass drugs in an airport under the watchful eye of the Police. Much less if it is 14 kilos of cocaine stuffed in the same luggage, but that does not mean that there is no one who tries. This is wha

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Fines of up to one million euros to airlines that charge for hand luggage.

Ryanair, EasyJet and Vueling, face these fines to be issued for consumption for this effect.

The Ministry of Consumer Affairs has initiated the first disciplinary proceedings against several low-cost airlines for charging extra costs for transporting hand luggage in the cabin. According to Facua-Consumers in Action, among the companies sanctioned are Ryanair, Vueling, EasyJet and Volotea, which could re