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Our village was ruined after council let traveller set up illegal site

Furious Norfolk villagers have accused the local council of performing a U-turn over an unlawful traveller pitch after it started legal action before announcing it should be allowed to stay.


Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 turns boring fast travel into a thing of beauty

It's hard to argue against fast travel when Kingdom Come does it this well.


Finisterre: The Camino de Santiago pilgrim’s bonus round

FINISTERRE, Spain — After 115 kilometers of trekking along the Camino de Santiago—the route that pilgrims take to reach the Spanish city of Santiago de Compostela, in keeping with a tradition that began with the discovery of the relics of Saint James the Great in the early 9th century —a bus ride to Finisterre felt like a decadent indulgence, a VIP...


Portraits of global environmentalists on display

Dr James Nickells, a Bristol anaesthetist, is aiming to paint one portrait for every country.


Landfill in £620m lost Bitcoin saga set to close

James Howells has been desperate to search Newport tip for 8,000 coins worth about £623m.


Experience the romance of Italy at Solaire North's Trattoria e Dolci

Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and for those seeking a romantic and unforgettable getaway in northern Metro Manila, a new destination promises to transport guests on a culinary journey through Italy. Trattoria e Dolci at Solaire Resort North, which opened its doors in Jan. 24, is an Italian haven in Quezon City that brings together exquisite flavors, artisanal desserts, and an intimate ambiance — making it a must-visit for couples...


His company operates over 500 private jet flights a day: This is the No. 1 thing the very rich value most

There's one thing that the super rich value above all else.


Thousands of students block traffic in Athens over delays to Tempi rail crash probe

The crash happened just before midnight on 28 February, 2023, when a freight train and a passenger train crashed head-on on the line linking Athens with Thessaloniki, killing 57 people. View on euronews


This Travel Rebate Credit Card Offers Top-Tier Perks for Filipino Jetsetters

A P15,000 welcome bonus awaits new cardholders who spend a minimum of P75,000 or USD 1,300 from February 5 to June 30, 2025.


A promise to keep

Now and then we come across stories of foreigners who fall under the spell of the Philippines so completely that wherever else they go, the Philippines and its panoply of wonders—its mangoes, its waters, its sunsets, and above all its smiling people—stay with them, urging them to return, in spirit if not in person. One such visitor was my good frie...


Airlines desperately want more planes — but Boeing and Airbus can't keep up

The bottlenecks have forced global carriers to adjust their 2025 capacity plans, cut routes, and spend more money to keep older jets flying.


Heritage railway nominated for award

The nomination is due to the Mr Doodle event the railway held to celebrate their 50th anniversary.


'This underrated Asian city is the perfect destination for solo travellers.'

Singapore is a place I've been to many times. I just never left the (albeit incredible) airport. Whenever I plan a holiday to Europe or India, I always have a stopover in Singapore. This time however, Singapore wasn't just a stopover for me… it was my final destination. And I'm so glad it was because I'm already planning a trip ... Continued


Quezon City acquires Quezon bust for museum

MANILA, Philippines — The Quezon City government has acquired a bust of former president Manuel Quezon created by National Artist for Sculpture Guillermo Tolentino. The sculpture, called “A Bust of a Man,” was recently auctioned by the León Gallery from the José Abád López Collection. The bust will be added to the city’s collection at the Quezon Heritage House, a museum at the Quezon Memorial Circle featuring relics, memorabilia and artifacts...


Fort to reopen following £7.5m restoration

Newhaven For will reopen to the public on 15 February after a 12-month closure.


Mürren, Switzerland - Experience a Sunny Day in This Enchanting Snowy Retreat!

High in the Swiss Alps, Mürren is a breathtaking mountain village in the Bernese Oberland, famous for its traditional chalets and car-free tranquility. At 1,650 meters (5,413 feet) above sea level, it offers unparalleled views of the Lauterbrunnen Valley and the majestic Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau peaks. In winter, Mürren turns into a snowy paradise, perfect for skiing, snowboarding, and sledding. As part of the Jungfrau ski region, it features the renowned Schilthorn summit, accessible via cable car. At its peak, the Piz Gloria revolving restaurant—famous from On Her Majesty’s Secret Service—offers breathtaking 360-degree views. Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast or a leisure traveler, Mürren is an unforgettable alpine destination.


Listed summer houses' restoration nears completion

The buildings at Stoney Road Allotments in Cheylesmore date back to the 19th Century.


Kleine Scheidegg to Grindelwald - The Most Scenic Train Ride in Switzerland

The train journey from Kleine Scheidegg to Grindelwald in Switzerland offers a spectacular scenic experience through the heart of the Swiss Alps. Operated by the Wengernalpbahn railway, this route takes passengers from Kleine Scheidegg at 2,061 meters (6,762 feet) down to Grindelwald, situated in a picturesque valley at around 1,034 meters (3,392 feet). Throughout the ride, passengers are treated to breathtaking views of alpine meadows, snow-covered peaks, and picturesque Swiss chalets, with panoramic vistas visible through the train’s large windows.


5 cozy Antipolo cafes and restaurants to check out this 2025

Looking for new dining spots to explore outside Metro Manila this year? Just a quick drive away, the charming city of Antipolo offers a refreshing escape from the metro’s hustle and bustle with its cool breeze, Instagrammable views, and thriving food scene. From cozy cafes tucked in lush gardens to restaurants with stunning views, Antipolo is home to great food spots for those craving a quick retreat. Here are five Antipolo cafes and restaurants...


43 unusual dining experiences you'll never forget

From cat cafés to spots where dishes are delivered via roller coaster, there are plenty of weird, wonderful and downright wacky places to eat out there. Here we reveal the world’s most unusual restaurants, guaranteed to drop jaws and get people talking.


From jet parking to jostling for luxury hotels, billionaires can spend six figures at the Super Bowl

Between buying people out of prime hotel rooms and chartering private jets, billionaires can easily spend six figures at this year's Super Bowl.


Exhibition remembers WW2 crash that killed 17

It tells the story of two B-17 Flying Fortresses that collided over Stanwick Lakes 81 years ago


Travelers tired of hotels and Airbnbs are swapping luxury homes to vacation longer for way less money

House swapping helped Jenni Hammond spend next to nothing on accommodation during a two-month trip to Hawaii, Arizona, and New York.


Investigators hunt for clues into deadly Alaska plane wreck

By Rich McKay (Reuters) - As the wreckage of a Cessna 208B Grand Caravan that crashed on Thursday, killing all 10 on board, drifts on a Bering Sea ice floe, a crew of nine investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board arrived in Anchorage, Alaska, on Saturday to find out why it crashed. NTSB Chair Jennifer Homendy said the Cessna carrying nine passengers and one pilot was lost from


Missing Alaska plane found with all 10 people on board presumed dead

Deadly crash is the third aviation disaster in the US in little over a week.


Lasers aid river search for debris from plane and helicopter collision near DC

Crews continuing to search for debris from the deadly collision of a passenger jet and Army helicopter near Washington used a plane outfitted with lasers to scan the bottom of the Potomac River early Saturday, the National Transportation Safety Board said. Large pieces of the jetliner and helicopter along with the remains of all 67 victims already ...


The unique landscape of Namibia's Skeleton Coast

The Skeleton Coast fringes the northern part of the Atlantic coast of Namibia, and also edges its way into southern Angola. It's one of the world's most inhospitable places, a hot, arid and remote region that on the surface has no appeal whatsoever. But don't be fooled. This is a compelling destination teeming with rare and exotic wildlife. It also exudes an exciting air of mystery, home as it is to numerous shipwrecks, many of which lie scattered on the sand as testimony to one of Africa's most treacherous stretches of coastline. Click through and discover this wonderfully desolate destination.


Calls to save diving board after removal notice

The HSE says the depth of the water under the platform is below international standards.


'UK's most romantic village' prepares for Valentine's Day

The small village is famed across the world for is unique service to romance.


Mürren Switzerland - A Breathtaking Sunny Day in Mürren, Switzerland's Snow Paradise!

Mürren, Switzerland is a picturesque, car-free mountain village in the Bernese Oberland region, celebrated for its traditional Swiss chalets and stunning alpine scenery. Situated at 1,650 meters (5,413 feet) above sea level, it overlooks the Lauterbrunnen Valley and offers breathtaking views of iconic peaks such as the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau. During winter, Mürren transforms into a snowy wonderland, perfect for skiing, snowboarding, and sledding. As part of the Jungfrau ski region, it’s renowned for the Schilthorn summit, accessible by cable car. The Schilthorn, famously featured in the James Bond film On Her Majesty's Secret Service, is home to the Piz Gloria, a revolving restaurant offering panoramic 360-degree views of the Alps. With its tranquil ambiance, thrilling winter sports, and cozy chalets, Mürren is a truly enchanting winter getaway.


Your pictures on the theme of 'winter walks'

Images from our readers on the theme of "winter walks".


7 Financial Reasons To Stay in Florida (Even Though It Can Be Expensive)

For decades, people have been settling in Florida because of a relatively lower cost of living compared to other parts of the U.S. and, of course, the excellent weather. However, as costs of living...


Victoria’s Halls Gap survived the flames – but as tourists stay away the dark clouds remain

The tourist road from Dunkeld to Halls Gap is eerily quiet. Blackened trees stretch spidery branches towards a sky still smudged with smoke. The road is open but few cars take it save for a wildlife rescue vehicle inching slowly along, its occupants scanning the burnt-out forest for limping wallabies reported in the area. A lone currawong shrieks, invisible. Fire ripped through this part of the Grampians/Gariwerd national park six weeks ago, and...


Brilliant facts about the American bison

Not only is the bison one of the most iconic animals in North America, but it's actually the United States' national mammal. These majestic beasts are as American as apple pie and have been inhabiting its lands for centuries. In this gallery we are giving the fantastic animal its flowers. Click on to learn some fascinating facts about the American bison.


Views sought for museum and gallery's new chapter

People are being asked which activities they would like at the venues, based in the Nicholson Institute.


25 of the best hotels, B&Bs and chateaux in France

COUNTRY Château les Carrasses, Languedoc Surrounded by vineyards in the heart of the Languedoc, the turreted Château les Carrasses has all the ingredients for a relaxing getaway. Its studio rooms and apartments sleep two to four; the self-catering villas up to eight. The infinity pool, mini-farm and kids’ club make it ideal for families, and there are complimentary mountain bikes, tennis courts, pétanque, yoga classes and a spa. The on-site...


Jurassic Coast charity to shut down

Last year the trust said it was planning a visitor centre in Weymouth, but it is now shutting down.


Here's what we know about the Bering Air crash in Alaska

It is the third major air incident to have taken place in the US over the last 10 days.


Urban life spans: which cities have the most bridges?

Numerous cities around the world are blessed with bridges—road bridges, footbridges, railway bridges, and viaducts. Some stand as truly striking in their design and architectural merit, while others are more simple in form and function. And, of course, there are many historic bridges noted for their rich, cultural heritage. All, though, serve a function, to ease the flow of motorized and pedestrian traffic. But where can you find the greatest number of these unique spans in a single urban environment? Click through and find out which cities have the most bridges, and learn of the location of the place they call the "Bridge Capital of the World."


Queen Elizabeth makes her first visit to Ghana in 1961

Queen Elizabeth makes her first visit to African country Ghana in 1961. The controversial visit helped strengthen relations between Ghana and the UK.


Everything you need to check before booking a flight including sneaky add-ons

Consumer rights champion Martyn James runs through everything you need to take into consideration before you book your summer holiday


Scene at Norway airport after WizzAir flight cancellation sparks chaos

Chaos at Norway Airport as WizzAir flight cancellation leaves passengers stranded. Passengers were left starned for hours at an airport in Norway after WizzAir cancelled the flight forcing people to pay more than they had anticipated.


Community plans to renovate historic brewers' hall

Yew Tree Hall in Cumbria was one of the original Jennings malting barns, the community group says.


Inside world's booming business city that's home to 244,000 millionaires

Drawing in the affluent from all corners of the world, this hotspot has leapfrogged London to claim the fourth spot on the list of the world's wealthiest cities


Foreign Office planning meeting with officials demanding trillions

Members of the Reparations Commission of the Caribbean Community (Caricom) are planning to travel to the UK in April, sources told the Daily Telegraph.


Murals depict Cabuyao City's culture, history

Cabuyao City — Motorists and pedestrians may have noticed by now the murals along the national highway that depicts the colorful history of Cabuyao from being a small town to becoming one of the most progressive cities of Laguna. The murals also highlight the livelihood of residents from the past and the rise of various industries that propel the city today. The paintings also showcase the city's tourist attractions and landmarks. Mayor Dennis...


'Pass on Positano': A local shares Italian destination dupes away from the Amalfi Coast crowds

As overtourism packs the Amalfi Coast, a Positano local handpicks Italy’s underappreciated villages for 2025. View on euronews


Pregnancy cannot be used to terminate a flight attendant

Dear PAO, I have a question regarding my sister's dismissal from her job as a flight attendant with an airline company here in the Philippines. She was dismissed solely because of her pregnancy. The company also denied her maternity leave, citing their policy. According to their policy, if a flight attendant becomes pregnant at any time during the term of her contract, her employment contract will be rendered void, and she will be terminated due...


A hidden gem of whitewater rafting faces an uncertain future after Hurricane Helene

ERWIN, Tenn. (AP) — After 24 years of guiding whitewater trips on the Nolichucky River Gorge for other companies, Patrick Mannion finally received a permit last year to operate his own outfitter business. But following the devastation of Hurricane Helene, he doesn't know if Osprey Whitewater will be around for a second year. Flooding driven by the ...


Five Asian box turtles released in Cagayan

TUGUEGARAO CITY — Five Asian box turtles were released to the river in Santa Margarita, Baggao, Cagayan, on Feb. 2 in an activity that coincided with the World Wetlands Day, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Region 2 (Cagayan Valley) said in a belated report on Feb. 4. The tortoises were surrendered to the Alcala and Solana community environment offices, whose heads then turned over these creatures to the DENR Region 2...