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London Heathrow Airport has shared a warning with passengers so they can prepare for their trip accordingly.

Two men - dressed in black - can be seen fighting with a third who is wearing light-coloured trousers during the brawl on the A4 westbound near Heathrow on Monday.

Heathrow, a global travel hub, says it expects about 82.4 million passengers to travel through the airport this year, despite the possibility of strike-related delays.

The FTSE 100 closed down 4.43 at 8040.38 - after hitting a new intraday record high of 8,092.20 earlier in the session.

Heathrow Airport Border Force members are striking next month (Picture: Getty Images)

Heathrow Airport Border Force members are striking next month (Picture: Getty Images)

The stellar trading figures for the three months to March 31 – traditionally a quiet season for the sector – compare against losses of £60 million a year ago

Airport chiefs upgraded the forecast of the number of passengers expected to use Heathrow this year from 81.5 million to a record 82.4 million

Staff at Heathrow airport are set to strike on the early bank holiday in May, with their union warning planes could be "delayed, disrupted and grounded".

Europe's busiest airport posted an £189million pre-tax profit for the opening three months of 2024, compared to a £60million loss during the same period last year.

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The airport posted pre-tax profits of £189 million for the three months to March 31 against losses of £60 million a year ago.

The airport posted pre-tax profits of £189 million for the three months to March 31 against losses of £60 million a year ago.

The airport posted pre-tax profits of £189 million for the three months to March 31 against losses of £60 million a year ago.

The airport posted pre-tax profits of £189 million for the three months to March 31 against losses of £60 million a year ago.

More than 300 PCS union members plan to walk out from 29 April to 2 May