UK's Most Confusing Road Sign Leaves Drivers Baffled
A seemingly simple white-on-blue road sign is leaving British motorists utterly baffled. Discover the true meaning behind this rare designation and why it's crucial for your journey.
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TV Host's Viral On-Air Plea To Taylor Swift For Eurovision
Slovenian presenter Jan Ravnik's heartfelt on-air appeal to Taylor Swift, urging her to perform at Eurovision, becomes an instant internet sensation during the Dancing With The Stars final.
UK Passport Rule Could Wreck Summer Holidays - Check Now!
British travellers are making a critical passport error that could see them turned away at the airport this summer. Discover the hidden rule that catches thousands out every year.
Sam Ryder's Grand National Anthem Stuns Aintree Crowd
Eurovision hero Sam Ryder made a spectacular and patriotic entrance at the 2024 Randox Grand National, performing the national anthem from a vintage Rolls-Royce to roaring applause from the Aintree crowd.
Sam Ryder on Eurovision fame's dark side and mental health
Eurovision sensation Sam Ryder gives a raw, exclusive interview about the crushing pressure of overnight fame, his mental health struggles, and finding peace away from the spotlight in this candid Guardian Life feature.
Izak Rankine AFL Ban: Why Gambling Rules Are Vital
The controversial suspension of Adelaide Crows star Izak Rankine for breaching the AFL's gambling rules has ignited a fierce debate, serving as a crucial reminder of the fundamental integrity these policies are designed to protect.
Switzerland to Host Eurovision 2026 After Nemo's Victory
The European Broadcasting Union has officially announced that a Swiss city will host the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest following Nemo's landmark victory in Malmö. The intense bidding war between host cities is now underway.
Vienna to host Eurovision Song Contest 2026
The Austrian capital Vienna has been officially selected to host the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest, beating stiff competition from fellow cities. Discover the winning bid's details and what to expect.
Trump's Mail-In Voting Claims Spark Election Debate
Former US President Donald Trump has reignited controversy with his latest remarks on mail-in ballots, raising concerns about electoral integrity as the 2024 election looms.
Trump pushes for mail-in voting ban amid security debate
Former US President Donald Trump has reignited the debate over mail-in voting, calling for its ban despite evidence of its security and widespread use.
Airline bans common travel item - what you need to know
A leading airline has introduced a strict new policy banning a popular travel essential. Find out if your next trip could be affected.
Ryanair's little-known baggage rule catches passengers out
Discover Ryanair's hidden baggage rule that could leave travellers facing unexpected fees and delays at the airport. Learn how to avoid common pitfalls.
Northern Lights meets Eurovision in wild new tour
A wild new travel experience lets you chase the Northern Lights in Finland before jetting off to Eurovision in Sweden – all in one unforgettable trip.
Glamour apologises to Julia Morris for Eurovision 2005 coverage
Glamour magazine has publicly apologised to Australian comedian Julia Morris for its 'inappropriate' reporting on her Eurovision 2005 appearance, acknowledging the impact of its past coverage.
Julia Morris on miscarriage and Eurovision assault trauma
Australian comedian Julia Morris shares her harrowing experience of miscarriage and assault during Eurovision, revealing the emotional toll it took on her life and career.
Olly Alexander on confronting HIV fear through 'It's a Sin'
Years & Years star Olly Alexander reveals how his role in 'It's a Sin' helped him overcome his fear of HIV and discusses his Eurovision experience in a revealing Tatler cover story.
UK voting age drops to 16, but colonies excluded
While the UK extends voting rights to 16-year-olds, its colonial outposts remain disenfranchised. A stark contrast in democratic values.
UK voting rules overhaul: Who can now vote?
The UK government has announced sweeping changes to voting eligibility, allowing more citizens to participate in general elections. Find out how this could impact democracy.
Young Brits demand political voice: 'We want to be heard!'
A new report reveals that young people in the UK feel ignored by politicians and are calling for greater representation in decision-making.
Wisconsin GOP sues over alleged Biden election meddling
Republican lawmakers in Wisconsin allege the Biden administration illegally influenced the 2024 election by funding voter registration efforts in Democrat-leaning areas. The lawsuit could reignite national debates over federal election involvement.
Starmer Wants Voting Age Lowered to 16
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces backlash as he pushes to lower the voting age to 16, reigniting the debate over youth political engagement.
Labour pushes to lower UK voting age to 16
Labour proposes lowering the UK voting age to 16, sparking debate on youth engagement and democratic reform. Could this reshape British politics?
UK may let 16-year-olds vote and join army full-time
The UK government is debating whether to allow 16-year-olds to vote in general elections and enlist in the army full-time. Explore the potential changes and their implications.
Labour confirms plan to lower voting age to 16
Labour confirms plans to lower the voting age to 16 in future general elections, sparking debate over youth engagement and political reform.
UK campaigners push for voting age to drop to 16
A growing movement in the UK is calling for the voting age to be lowered to 16, arguing that young people deserve a say in their future. Could this change the political landscape?
Voting age lowered to 16 in England and NI
The UK government has passed a landmark decision to lower the voting age to 16 for general elections in England and Northern Ireland, empowering younger voices in democracy.
UK grants 16-17 year olds voting rights in general elections
The UK government has announced that 16 and 17-year-olds will now be eligible to vote in general elections, marking a historic shift in British democracy.
North Dakota enacts controversial voting law
North Dakota introduces groundbreaking legislation to redefine voter eligibility, sparking nationwide debate on election integrity and democratic access.
Tasmania Election Campaign: Key Issues and Battlegrounds
As Tasmania's state election approaches, political tensions rise with debates over healthcare, economy, and environmental policies shaping the race.
Labour wants 16-year-olds to vote - critics call it election rigging
Labour faces backlash over proposals to extend voting rights to 16-year-olds, with critics accusing the party of attempting to manipulate future election outcomes.
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