Thomas Cook boss claims government could have done more to save travel firm

EXCLUSIVE French-German chief executive Christoph Debus had presented a last-ditch plan in the hours before the 178-year-old company went bust

Thomas Cook Airlines boss Christoph Debus has claimed the Government could have done more to save the firm and “there was not much help needed” to keep it afloat.

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