Family ejected from Universal over autistic child's keychain
A Florida family was removed from Universal Studios after their non-verbal autistic daughter took a keychain. The parents say the park failed to consider her disability. Read their story.
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Family kicked out of Universal over autistic child's keychain
A Florida family was ejected from Universal Studios and fined after their non-verbal autistic daughter left a store with a keychain. They claim the park failed to consider her disability. Read their story.
Thailand tourism falls after violence and floods
Thailand sees first post-pandemic tourism decline, with 32.9 million visitors in 2025. Discover the causes and the country's recovery plan for 2026.
Home vaccine scheme for vulnerable children launches
A new £2 million government pilot will see health visitors deliver childhood vaccinations at home to families struggling with access. The initiative aims to boost falling immunisation rates across England.
Doorstep Vaccines for Children in England
A new £2m pilot will see health visitors deliver life-saving jabs to children at home, tackling alarmingly low vaccination rates that leave one in five unprotected starting school.
Home vaccine visits for children in new NHS pilot
Health visitors will deliver life-saving jabs to children's homes in a £2m pilot to tackle falling vaccination rates, as one in five start school unprotected.
Avoid $100 US National Park Surcharge Before 2026
International visitors face a new $100 fee for US National Parks from 2026. Learn how to secure the current annual pass price before the deadline and plan your trip.
Disabled 'betrayed' by cuts to accessible home targets
The UK government has drastically reduced targets for accessible new homes in England, sparking outrage from disability campaigners who call it a 'monumental reversal'.
Louvre raises ticket price for non-EU visitors to €32
Paris' Louvre museum increases ticket prices for visitors outside the EU from €22 to €32 starting January 14th. The move aims to fund urgent renovations following a major jewel heist.
Kate bonds with toddlers during health visitor visit
The Princess of Wales visited the Anna Freud Centre to champion a new training programme for health visitors, emphasising the vital role of early childhood development.
Princess of Wales visits Anna Freud charity initiative
The Princess of Wales visited the Anna Freud charity to launch a new training programme for health visitors, supporting children's early development. Discover how this initiative aims to transform early years care.
UK's New ETA Visa: Key Facts for European Travellers
From 25 February 2026, European visitors to the UK need an Electronic Travel Authorisation. Learn how to apply for the £16 permit and avoid unofficial sites charging excessive fees.
Austria is the world's most overcrowded destination
Austria welcomes 32 million tourists annually, creating a ratio of nearly four visitors for every local resident. Discover the impact on its historic cities and Alpine towns.
Blue Badge Renewal Warning for Disabled Drivers
Urgent reminder for 2.84 million Blue Badge holders: Permits expire after 3 years. Failure to renew risks a £1,000 fine. Apply now to avoid penalties.
Blue Badge Holders Face Fines in 11 UK Parking Spots
Over 3.2 million Blue Badge holders in Great Britain risk fines for parking in 11 restricted areas. Learn the rules to avoid penalties and park safely.
Veteran sues Buffalo Wild Wings over racist receipt slur
A Black disabled veteran is suing Buffalo Wild Wings for $5 million after a racial slur was printed on his receipt, causing severe emotional distress. Discover the full story and the chain's response.
Why I Stopped Judging Art Gallery Photographers
A visitor's change of heart on photographing art after being profoundly moved by a painting at Tate Britain. Discover why capturing art can be deeply personal.
Spit Hood Used on Disabled Prisoner in Shocking NT Footage
Shocking video evidence emerges at inquest showing guards restraining a disabled Indigenous man with a spit hood, raising serious questions about treatment in Northern Territory prisons.
Disabled man died naked in cell with spit hood
A coronial inquest has heard shocking details of a disabled Northern Territory man's death while naked, handcuffed and wearing a spit hood in a Darwin police cell, raising serious questions about custodial care practices.
Blue Badge Parking: Your Complete Free Parking Guide
Essential guide reveals where Blue Badge holders can park without charge, including supermarket policies and city-specific exemptions you need to know.
Tourist numbers plunge as tax-free shopping scrapped
Exclusive analysis reveals Britain's tourism industry is suffering a £1.5bn blow as overseas visitors abandon UK shopping trips following the abolition of tax-free shopping. Industry leaders issue urgent Budget plea to Chancellor Jeremy Hunt.
Melania Trump Suspends White House Tours
The former First Lady has discreetly halted public access to the White House, reversing the Trump administration's earlier reopening policy and leaving visitors disappointed.
Nabil Shaban: Disability rights pioneer and actor dies at 70
Celebrating the extraordinary life and legacy of Nabil Shaban, the trailblazing disabled actor who transformed British television and theatre while championing disability rights.
Woman demands disabled passenger's train seat in viral video
A woman's extraordinary demand for a disabled passenger's priority seat on a busy train has sparked outrage after being captured on video and going viral across social media platforms.
Amazon accused of discriminating against pregnant, disabled workers
The online retail giant Amazon is confronting serious legal allegations of systemic discrimination against pregnant and disabled warehouse employees at its New Jersey facilities, with federal investigators uncovering troubling workplace practices.
Motability scheme faces cuts in Labour budget
Rachel Reeves's debut budget targets Motability scheme supporting disabled drivers, sparking fears of reduced mobility and independence for thousands across the UK.
Blue Badge Warning: Avoid This Parking Error
Disabled motorists are being warned about a critical parking error that could invalidate their insurance and lead to substantial fines, even when displaying Blue Badges correctly.
Manchester Rivals London for Foreign Visitors
Discover why Manchester is emerging as a formidable competitor to London, attracting global travellers with its unique blend of industrial heritage, cultural vibrancy, and northern charm.
Blue Badge Warning: £1,000 Fines for Parking Error
Blue Badge holders across the UK are being warned about rule changes that could see them hit with hefty fines up to £1,000 for improper parking documentation.
Faroe Islands police crack down on tourists
Visitors to the remote Faroe Islands face unprecedented police scrutiny as authorities implement strict new measures targeting tourists in the North Atlantic archipelago.
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