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Spain's alert for Brits using cash as a Euro note 'no longer accepted'

While a significant number of individuals have transitioned to card payments for their travels, some still favour cash, and there may be instances on holiday where cards are not accepted.If you're...

Spain's alert for Brits using cash as a Euro note 'no longer accepted'

While a significant number of individuals have transitioned to card payments for their travels, some still favour cash, and there may be instances on holiday where cards are not accepted.If you're...

Uber Eats and Deliveroo takeaway kitchen in asylum hotel shut down after YouTube tour

A kitchen in a four-star migrant hotel has been used to prepare and dispatch food by Deliveroo and Uber Eats, it has been revealed. Footage on YouTube shows Cedar Court Hotel in Wakefield, West...

'I moved to Spain but there's a key issue I wish I'd known about before I left UK'

A British expat who relocated to Spain six months ago has issued a warning to fellow expats about an obscure visa rule. Mark Danby, a vlogger who posts Spanish-themed videos on his YouTube channel...

This Boden shirt channels Meghan Markle's Wimbledon style – and it's half price

Meghan Markle nailed her Wimbledon debut in 2018, stepping out in a sophisticated striped shirt by Ralph Lauren that instantly caught our attention. The Duchess of Sussex looked effortlessly chic in...

UK tourism to Spain 'could collapse' amid new registration scheme 'adding fifth to price'

New Spain laws could see a ‘collapse’ in UK tourists visiting - according to experts. The Spanish government has passed a new law which requires all landlords that offer property as holiday...

Bob Vylan Glastonbury fury shows Britain could soon be in real trouble

The idea of spending the weekend at Glastonbury, either during a burning heatwave or a soggy gale, makes me shudder. Thank God I’m somewhere, anywhere, else. Not least because Glastonbury is no...

Two deaths in Russian custody spark rift with former ally Azerbaijan

Two deaths in Russian custody spark rift with former ally Azerbaijan1 day agoMagerram Zeynalov & Grigor AtanesianBBC News RussianAzertagThe deaths of two brothers in Russian custody have laid...

Boden clearance sale sees huge discount on 'bright and cheerful' midi dress

Now that it's the thick of summer, there may be a temptation to have a treat yourself moment and grab some new bits for wardrobes and the sunnier weather. Whether it’s for work, an occasion or...

Humiliation for Starmer as he loses control of Commons

Slow-motion humiliation for Starmer as he loses control of Commons5 hours agoChris MasonPolitical editor•@ChrisMasonBBCHenry ZeffmanChief Political correspondentGetty ImagesThe extraordinary thing...

Two deaths in Russian custody spark rift with former ally Azerbaijan

Two deaths in Russian custody spark rift with former ally Azerbaijan56 minutes agoMagerram Zeynalov & Grigor AtanesianBBC News RussianAzertagThe deaths of two brothers in Russian custody have...

Mascara said to be used by Princess Kate is reduced to £10 – but only for today

A mascara reportedly favoured by the Duchess of Cambridge, Princess Kate, has been reduced to £10 at Boots for one day only. The Lancôme New and Improved Hypnôse Drama Mascara...

Keir Starmer is so cowardly he might as well be in hiding as national emergency looms

Keir Starmer may have won a landslide victory, but first year in office has already exposed the deep flaws in his leadership. Far from providing the “serious government” he promised, Starmer is...

Brits fear they'll 'miss flights home' at popular Spanish airport due to 'huge queues'

British tourists have been left in fear they'll "miss their flights" at a popular airport in Spain due to the size of lengthy queues. Various videos have emerged of people waiting to board planes...

Moment Labour minister clashes with BBC in furious welfare row: 'Mistake!'

A Labour minister faced a grilling on BBC Breakfast over welfare reforms ahead of a crunch vote today. Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds was pressed on the Government not doing more to win over...