Armed police to patrol railway on day of royal wedding
Armed and undercover police officers will patrol railway stations across routes serving Windsor on the day of the royal wedding, British Transport Police (BTP) said.
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These manhole covers from Japan make Western ones look inexcusably boring
The humble manhole cover may feel impossibly banal, but it turns out the Japanese see them as an opportunity for artwork.
Travel: A right royal occasion in London
Bridget McGrouther enjoys a weekend break in London...
Rules to cut fake travel sickness claims to come into force before summer
New rules to cut bogus travel sickness claims will come into force before the summer holiday season, the Government has announced.
Rules to cut fake travel sickness claims to come into force before summer
New rules to cut bogus travel sickness claims will come into force before the summer holiday season, the Government has announced.
WH Smith hoping for stationery boost to offset high street woes
Retailer WH Smith has said it continues to put faith in plans to boost stationery sales to help offset under-pressure high street trading after half-year profits fell.
Online holiday bookings to benefit from better protection
Holidaymakers who book trips online will soon get greater protection if something goes wrong.
Philippines closes ‘cesspool’ tourist resort due to pollution
Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte has approved the closure of the tourist destination of Boracay for up to six months, after saying the waters off its famed beaches had become a “cesspool” due to overcrowding.
First commercial Eurostar service from London to Amsterdam sets off
Direct passenger rail journeys between London and Amsterdam have launched.
Police extend travel warning with more snow forecast for Tayside and Fife
Motorists have been warned to drive "with caution" after Police Scotland extended a travel warning prompted by a forecast for more snow across the country.