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Military experts have offered their advice about how Europe and the US can stop Russia advancing West and help Ukraine push back the invading forces after two years at war

Brits are being warned of new rules they will need to follow for foreign holidays once the European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) is introduced

Thousands of partners and mums will be left disappointed this year with many expected to miss out on bouquets on their special day, warned Chris Bonnett

President Zelensky says a ceasefire may 'crush' Ukraine afterward - and that the country instead needs better weapons and a boost in military production capabilities

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned several countries may be in Vladimir Putin's sights and will be at risk of an attack should Kyiv stop its resistance.

A maritime disaster involving the merchant ship Toconao in Portuguese waters last year caused millions of plastic pellets to fall into the sea, which are now washing up on beaches

In a BT Group survey, almost two-thirds of respondents said they think the country’s EV charging infrastructure is inadequate – but that could be about to change with a new pilot programme

The Queenan family were turned away from an easyJet flight to Lanzarote at Gatwick Airport, after staff wrongly told mum Sheila her passport was invalid according to post-Brexit rules

The UK passport has tumbled in the Passport Index by Arton Capital following Brexit, trailing behind European Union member countries such as Germany, France and Poland

Despite his best efforts, Rishi Sunak has started to develop an unfortunate reputation for being thin-skinned and tetchy when grilled over Government failings

The European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) will be necessary for Brits travelling to 30 selected European countries, including popular holiday destinations like Spain, Italy, France, and Portugal

These key elections, including November’s Presidential race in the US, matter hugely in 2024 as they could have significant impacts everywhere, such as in Ukraine

Although Winston Churchill was a fan of champagne served by the imperial pint, the winemakers Pol Roger are refusing to bring back smaller serving sizes in line with a Tory scheme

British institution Wetherspoons is the brainchild of multi-millionaire Tim Martin - who has now been knighted in the New Year Honours List 2024 thanks to his dedication to hospitality

Chloe Skee, 34, let her 13-year-old son Tyler get a henna dragon during a holiday in Cyprus but found six days later a 20cm-long weeping wound and rash covered his whole body

Hundreds of vineyards are set to benefit from 'post-Brexit freedoms' allowing bars and supermarkets to sell pint-sized bottles of still and sparkling wine

Labour Party chiefs are looking at ways of ensuring asylum applications are dealt with before people reach the UK after vowing to scrap the Rwanda deal if they are elected

British Airways, easyJet, TUI, Virgin Atlantic and Qantas all allow Christmas crackers but have different rules about how they're brought on, while Ryanair and Aer Lingus have upright bans

The European Super League is back on the table following an European Court of Justice decision, and while Manchester City's stance was clear, Pep Guardiola's comments somewhat muddy the waters

The European Super League won their court case at the European Court of Justice with bosses keen to get supporters with a fresh set of proposals that have already got backing from Barcelona and Real Madrid

"The Western nations which initially pledged unwavering support are now questioning whether they should continue providing arms and financial backing"

New EU border controls are coming into force in 2024 including Brits needing to provide fingerprints or facial images - but insiders are warning it could cause long delays

Julie Woodington, 56, from, Bristol, said she is going to have to sell her home to fund the treatment for her lung cancer, which is approved in the EU and the US - but not in the UK

The Treasury has announced a carbon border adjustment mechanism so UK manufacturing firms, including in the steel industry, are not undercut by imports from foreign firms

Liverpool could end up looking for a new defender in the forthcoming January transfer window, but the last time that happened a deal collapsed at the last minute