Thomas Cook cuts profit forecast again due to weak British market

LONDON (Reuters) - British holiday company Thomas Cook cut its forecast for full-year underlying operating profit on Tuesday, the second downgrade in two months, and suspended its dividend due to a particularly weak home market.

The company said it now expected to report a figure of 250 million pounds ($320 million), down 58 million pounds on the previous year and below the target of 280 million pounds it set in September.

($1 = 0.7823 pounds)

(Reporting by Kate Holton, editing by Louise Heavens)