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Greece, Spain and Turkey all being abandoned by Brits and not because of tourist protests

It’s almost summer and Greece is one of several European countries readying itself for the annual influx of tourists. But beyond the typical hotel and pool cleaning routines, the country is also...

Twelve injured in knife attack at Hamburg station

Twelve injured in knife attack at Hamburg station6 minutes agoBBCTwelve people have been injured in a knife attack at the main railway station in the German city of Hamburg, local media is...

Patients from Nottingham killer's NHS trust carried out stabbings weeks before attack

'My son could so easily have been another Nottingham killer'3 hours agoNavtej Johal & Sophie WoodcockBBC News, NottinghamSuppliedTwo men with paranoid schizophrenia stabbed members of the public...

Chemical castration finding itself in Labour's in-tray tells us all we need to know

My God, this government is desperate. So alarmed by votes leaking away to the Left, it signs away large chunks of Brexit, despite explicitly promising not to. And to stop votes haemorrhaging to the...

Israel's Eurovision result prompts questions over voting

Israel's Eurovision result prompts questions over voting20 hours agoIan YoungsCulture reporterEPAIsrael's success in the public vote at last weekend's Eurovision Song Contest has prompted calls from...

North Korean warship launch ends in disaster as it sinks while Kim Jong-un watches on

A dramatic launch ceremony for a newly built 5,000-ton warship turned into a nightmare in North Korea – right in front of Kim Jong-un, reports the Korean Central News Agency.The dictator personally...

Ibiza local fumes 'we don't want English animals here' after easyJet flight from hell

A resident from Ibiza has made it clear that locals do not want "English animals" visiting the island after what she described as a flight of "real horror". Erika Barrachina shared a video on TikTok...

Israel's Eurovision result prompts questions over voting

Israel's Eurovision result prompts questions over voting4 hours agoIan YoungsCulture reporterEPAIsrael's success in the public vote at last weekend's Eurovision Song Contest has prompted calls from a...

Brits face £5,000 fine for breaking ‘8am-1pm’ rule

As the summer season looms, Brits are being warned to be mindful of noise laws as they plan to spend more time in their gardens and host outdoor gatherings. UK households could face hefty fines of up...

UK Foreign Office changes travel advice for Turkey holidays

The UK's Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) has revised its advice for those travelling to Turkey. As the government's foreign affairs department, the FCDO's responsibilities include...

Frontier flight from US emergency as 'explosive device' found onboard

A Frontiers flight issued an emergency call following the report of a suspected explosive device onboard.Officials activated security protocols at Luiz Munoz Marin Airport in Puerto Rico, the...

Tragedy as boy stabbed to death at UK beach

Police have named a boy who died in a stabbing at a UK beach as 16-year-old Kayden Moy. The teenager was found by emergency services who were called to Irvine Beach, a beauty spot in Ayrshire,...

Drug dealer murdered by siblings on day he tried to turn his life around

Mya and Isaiah Marsh (Image: WMP)Minister Enfrence, a 21 year old father known as 'Big Z,' was a drug dealer who carried a 'large, ugly, ferocious' knife. However, to his family who loved him, he was...

Keir Starmer's immigration waffle is nonsense for one simple reason he knows full well

Who runs your local town hall might not have a direct impact on immigration policy. Yet whilst out and about campaigning in this year’s local elections it was clear immigration, and in particular...

Labour faces calls to delay inheritance tax raid on farmers by one year

Labour has been urged to delay its controversial inheritance tax raid on farmers by a year. MPs on the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee called on the Government to look again at the...