Airlines Warned of Fines Over 'Harmful Practices' Fueling UK Airport Chaos
UK watchdogs warn airlines of fines for overselling flights and failing to warn of cancellations amid airport chaos.
UK watchdogs warn airlines of fines for overselling flights and failing to warn of cancellations amid airport chaos.
A former driving examiner debunks the myth that Friday driving tests result in automatic fails due to weekly quotas, stating decisions are based on performance.
US Transport Secretary Sean Duffy's daughter Evita brands TSA 'unconstitutional' after an invasive pat-down at airport security, prompting agency response.
World's longest pedestrian bridge opens near Helsinki, UK-designed, for trams, pedestrians, cyclists. Cost £126m, 200-year lifespan.
Three crew members unhurt after US Army helicopter crashes in Alabama field during routine training, officials say, and were taken to hospital for evaluation.
JetBlue cuts 11 routes including Newark–Tampa to focus on Fort Lauderdale, following Spirit Airlines' collapse.
Expert advice on saving money on car hire and avoiding hidden fees, including excess insurance and damage charges.
Hongqi Bridge in Sichuan, China, partially collapses after landslide; no casualties reported. Bridge was newly opened part of highway linking Sichuan to Tibet.
California's high-speed rail project is years behind schedule and over budget, casting doubt on its planned Las Vegas link.
Tom Chesshyre celebrates 200 years of rail with his favourite slow train journeys across Britain.
London congestion charge rises to £18 from January; electric vehicles lose exemption but get a 25% discount. Reactions from critics and details of changes.
Elon Musk suggests buying Ryanair after CEO Michael O'Leary rejects Starlink Wi-Fi, sparking insults and a social media poll.
48 killed as Soviet-era Antonov An-24 plane crashes in Russia's far east; Angara Airlines flight vanished near Tynda.
M25 reopens after 17-hour closure due to lorry fire near Romford. No injuries, vehicle malfunction suspected. Delays continue during rush hour.
Lumo launches budget trains between Glasgow and London from £33.10, with future plans for Stirling services from May 2026.
Two killed, 18 injured after a truck ploughs into pedestrians at an outdoor market in Bucheon, South Korea; driver claims malfunction.
Japan to scrap 10 bullet trains flooded by Typhoon Hagibis, costing up to $135m. Restoration expected by March.
SBB's new EuroNight sleeper train linking Basel to Copenhagen and Malmö launches April 2026, pending parliamentary funding.
Two double-decker buses collided in Plymouth, leaving several injured including a toddler. Emergency services attended. All injuries were minor.
The €13.5bn plan for a bridge linking Sicily to mainland Italy faces delays after court blocked financing, reigniting debate over feasibility and social impact.
Commuter train derails near Barcelona after retaining wall collapse, killing driver and injuring 37. Four critically injured.
Lee Culleton, 45, has been charged with causing death by dangerous driving after motorcyclist Anwar Shinwari died in a collision in Romford on July 19. The driver fled the scene.
Air New Zealand flight from Melbourne to Auckland turned back after engine failure, landing safely. Passengers describe rocky flight and crew preparing for worst.
Four killed in Southend airport plane crash including a flight nurse on her first day. Investigation ongoing.
RMT union calls for end to rail outsourcing after revealing six firms made £152m profit last year, urging Labour to insource services.
Air India confirms no faults found on other Boeing 787s after crash that killed 260; US investigators focus on captain's actions.
18-year-old Brandon Pryde died after driving a stolen BMW wrong way on M60, killing David Faulkner. Inquest hears police pursuit details.
Alaska Airlines grounds flights nationwide due to an IT outage, the second such incident this year. Passengers report delays and frustration.
JMW Turner's watercolour Sunrise Over The Sea, estimated at £600,000-£800,000, will be auctioned at Christie's on July 4. The painting depicts Margate and dates from his final years.
Nearly 11,000 air traffic controllers miss first paycheck as US government shutdown continues, with warnings of financial catastrophe and flight delays.