Why Brits are ignoring overtourism protests and still holidaying more than ever
Protests against mass tourism have ramped up across Europe in recent years. But in the face of chaotic scenes, Brits are ignoring the protesters begging visitors to stay away.
Amazon Prime Video deletes James Bond posters that were digitally altered to remove the spy's gun after fan backlash
Amazon has ditched a set of gun-free James Bond posters (pictured) from its TV streaming platform following fan's complaints that the brand had gone 'woke'.
Steven Gerrard brands his England team-mates 'EGOTISTICAL LOSERS' who 'hated' each other: Legend's brutally honest verdict on why Neville and Carragher as 'mates' bothers him
Gerrard, speaking as a guest on the Rio Ferdinand Presents podcast, blamed the culture within the Three Lions set-up at the time as being a key reason for their failures.
Reform defector who worked for Essex MPs 'bullied and harassed' colleague
A report said he intimidated a junior staff member
Reform gloats over 20 Tory councillors defecting in humiliation for Kemi Badenoch on day three of conference
Touring broadcast studios at Conservative conference in Manchester, Kemi Badenoch played down a poll suggesting nearly two-thirds of members would support a pact.
Nearly a year after attack, US medical scanning biz gets clear image of stolen patient data
No fraud monitoring and no apology after miscreants make off with medical, financial data
Florida-based Doctors Imaging Group has admitted that the sensitive medical and financial data of 171,862 patients was stolen during the course of a November 2024 cyberattack.…
Moment burglars use stolen Mini to ram-raid a jewellery shop before police dog corners them in an allotment shed
Matthew White, 30, and Benjamin Brazil , 38, stole the car before smashing it into the glass front of Brooklands Jewellers in West Byfleet, as stunned onlookers watched.
Father-of-four, 38, who put his back pain down to 'just getting old' died eight weeks later of rectal cancer
A father-of-four died just days after being told the back pain put down to old age was due to stage four rectal cancer.
I wanted to end my life... it saved me: JANE FRYER reveals the disturbing rise of electric shock therapy, the patients who swear by it - and the thousands left with memory loss and brain damage after having it done without consent
For many of us, the very mention of electric shock (or electroconvulsive) therapy (ECT) conjures up dark thoughts of locked wards, nightmares and Boris Karloff movies of the 1950s.
Sea level rise could plunge 100 MILLION buildings underwater, warn scientists - so, is your home at risk?
Rising sea levels could plunge more than 100 million buildings underwater, scientists have warned.
Six-year-old girl's housefire death in room where skylight was nailed shut is ruled to be an accident
Chamiah Brindley, known as Miah, became trapped in the attic room on the third floor of her family home in the Mowmacre area of Leicester in the early hours of the morning of September 10, 2024.
'Polish Madeleine' confronted Kate and Gerry McCann at their home demanding DNA test, court hears
Julia Wandelt and her supporter Karen Spragg also discussed rummaging through Kate and Gerry McCann's rubbish in an attempt to find something the could take a DNA sample from.
Magistrate's decision to throw out terror charge against Hezbollah flag-waving Kneecap rapper will be appealed by CPS
The 27-year-old was charged with the alleged display of a flag in support of proscribed terrorist group Hezbollah at a London gig last November.
Huge swarm of LADYBIRDS hits the UK: 'Petrified' Brits say their houses are 'crawling' with beetles - here's what's behind the invasion
Brits have been left 'petrified' after discovering hundreds of harlequin ladybirds 'crawling' on their homes this week.
The cash machines charging £7.40 to withdraw £17.40 - but only if you're a tourist: Warning over spread of ATMs hitting foreigners with fees in European hotspot
Upon inserting a local card into the ATM, the usual withdrawal amount of 20 to 60 euros was displayed on the screen. Whereas the American credit card offered amounts ten times higher, at 600 euros.
The ultimate guide to anti-ageing retinoids: Our expert reveals the three golden rules you must follow to maximise results - and exactly what kind is best for your age and skin type
It's the perfect time to start using retinoids - here's an explanation of which one is right for you.
The five catastrophic Budget money mistakes you must dodge - and the steps to protect yourself NOW
Savers are making rash decisions with their money as the spectre of the Budget next month looms, experts warn.
Irish Basic Income Support Scheme For Artists To Be Made Permanent
AmiMoJo writes: The Irish Government's basic income scheme for artists is set to become a permanent fixture from next year, with 2,000 new places to be made available under Budget 2026. Minister for Culture Patrick O'Donovan has secured agreement with other government departments to continue and expand the initiative, which had previously operated on a pilot basis. Participants in the scheme receive a weekly payment of $379.50.
The pilot programme, launched in 2022, provided basic income support to 2,000 artists and creative arts workers across Ireland. It aimed to support the arts sector's recovery following the COVID-19 pandemic, during which many artists experienced significant income loss due to restrictions on live performances and events. The scheme provides unconditional, regular payments to eligible artists and creative workers, allowing them to focus on their practice without the pressure of commercial viability. It is not means-tested and operates independently of social welfare payments. An independent evaluation of the pilot, published earlier this year, found that recipients reported increased time spent on creative work, reduced financial stress, and improved well-being.
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Boy, 15, who drowned after jumping into river was 'copying friends' - but 'didn't know the risk' because he had a learning disorder, inquest hears
Lotus Bowker, 15, had gone to swim in the River Wyre in Lancashire with three friends after being repeatedly warned by his parents not to visit the area because he couldn't swim.
Strange bruises. Unexplained fatigue. Lynn put her strange symptoms down to being a busy mum. Then her friend made her get a blood test - and the results saved her life
When Lynn McCarthy began to notice unusual bruising on her legs and her energy levels plummeting, she attributed the symptoms to being a busy mother to two schoolgirls.