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State of emergency declared in Russia as 130 <b class='text-danger'>tour</b>ists trapped and dozens evacuated

State of emergency declared in Russia as 130 tourists trapped and dozens evacuated

A state of emergency has been declared in a municipality in Southern Russia where around 130 tourists are trapped after a horror storm. The group of tourists are stuck in Goryachy Klyuch, a town in...

Oasis fans falls to his death during Wembley concert

The Oasis fan who tragically died during Liam and Noel Gallagher's reunion tour was reportedly sitting in the upper tier of the stadium for the Saturday gig in Wembley Arena. According to The Sun,...

Oasis’ legal battle with Girls Aloud – and what Noel said to Kimberley Walsh

Just three singles into their stellar pop career, Girls Aloud fell foul of Oasis. Their third single, Life Got Cold, taken from their debut album Sound of the Underground, was described as the...

Russia burning as Ukriane launches huge attack on tourist resort loved by Putin

Ukraine launched a major strike on a military-linked oil depot in Sochi, Russia’s main resort city, where Putin is rebuilding one of his palaces. Some 30 huge explosions led to a massive inferno at...

Panic in Majorca as plane crashes into the sea

A plane crashed into the sea in Majorca yesterday evening. An emergency response got underway after the incident at sea at Port Soller was reported at 8.20pm. It was said at the time that the...

I'm a travel expert — this tiny village is the UK's best hidden gem

The summer holidays are in full swing, and while many people will be jetting off to lands far away, travel expert Chelsea Dickenson praised a tiny little coastal village as one of the UK’s best...

Pope greeted by vast crowd at Catholic youth event

Pope greeted by vast crowd at Catholic youth eventHundreds of thousands of young Catholics poured into the Tor Vergata field on Rome's outskirts, for an evening vigil and Mass celebrated by Pope Leo...

Melting glaciers threaten to wipe out European villages - is the steep cost to protect them worth it?

Melting glaciers threaten to wipe out European villages - is the steep cost to protect them worth it?23 minutes agoImogen FoulkesGeneva correspondentBBCIn a small village in Switzerland's beautiful...

Strictly Come Dancing star Wynne Evans issues heartbreaking relationship update

Former BBC star Wynne Evans' year continues to go from bad to worse. Following the broadcaster's decision not to renew his one-year rolling contract for his radio show after a four-month...

Cruise tourists urged to avoid packing common clothing item or risk being turned away

As thousands of Brits get ready to set sail on their much-anticipated cruises this summer, passengers are being reminded to adhere closely to dress codes on board. This is especially important during...

Labour MP under investigation over Israel-Palestine trip

A Labour MP is being investigated by Parliament's standards watchdog amid claims she was late to declare a trip to Israel and the Palestinian territories. Cat Eccles, who represents Stourbridge,...

The world's biggest man-made lake that's 139 miles wide and took 5 years to fill

Spanning the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe, Lake Kariba is the world’s largest man-made lake by volume - a colossal body of water that has shaped the region’s environment, economy and energy...

Holiday hell as travellers stuck in huge Dover snarl-up

As Brits head to Europe for a holiday this summer, people leaving the UK via the Port of Dover have been facing huge delays. With crowds headed for a break, tourists face increased journey times due...

Blow for protesters as Canary Islands break their all-time <b class='text-danger'>tour</b>ism record

Blow for protesters as Canary Islands break their all-time tourism record

Protests demanding tourism "degrowth" in one of Spain's most popular holiday destinations appear to have had little effect on the industry as June saw the highest-ever number of international...

Army veteran Craig Lundberg becomes first blind person to complete Five Peaks Challenge

Army veteran Craig Lundberg has become the first blind person to complete the Five Peaks Challenge – with the help of his nine-year-old son. The feat also meant Max became the youngest person to...