Heathrow Drops 100ml Liquid Rule for Passengers
Heathrow Airport has completed installation of advanced security scanners, allowing passengers to carry up to 2 litres of liquids in hand luggage without plastic bags.
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Spain Train Crash: Rail Fracture Theory Examined
Investigators suggest a fractured rail may have caused the deadly Iryo train derailment in Andalusia, as a preliminary report details wheel damage consistent with impact.
Rail Fracture Likely Caused Spain's Deadly Train Crash
A preliminary investigation report indicates a rail fracture likely preceded the catastrophic high-speed train derailment in southern Spain that killed 45 people, with causes still undetermined.
Heathrow Ends 100ml Liquid Limit for Hand Luggage
Heathrow Airport has officially removed the 100ml limit on liquids in cabin baggage, allowing passengers to carry containers up to two litres. The change follows a £1bn investment in new CT scanners, streamlining security for outbound flights.
Heathrow Security Upgrade: 100ml Liquid Rules Eased
Heathrow Airport has completed its £1bn security upgrade, allowing passengers to leave laptops and liquids in cabin baggage. The changes mark a significant shift from the 100ml liquid restrictions introduced in 2006.
Heathrow Ends Liquid & Laptop Bag Rules with New Scanners
Heathrow Airport has completed its £1 billion rollout of advanced CT security scanners, allowing passengers to keep liquids and large electronics in hand luggage. The change eliminates the need for plastic bags and aims to reduce delays.
Driver's Quick Thinking Avoids Runaway Cow on Motorway
A driver's swift reaction prevented a potential disaster on a UK motorway after a cow escaped onto the carriageway, captured in a dramatic video that has gone viral.
Track and Wheel Defects Found in Spain's Cordoba Rail Crash
Preliminary investigation reveals track deformations and wheel nicks caused the Cordoba train collision that killed 42 people and injured over 150 in southern Spain.
Royal Mail Delivery Delays Hit 121 UK Postcodes
Royal Mail has issued an urgent warning to households across the UK, confirming delivery delays in 121 postcodes due to issues at 38 depots, including road network problems and processing errors.
Delta Flight Delayed After De-Icing Fluid Soaks Passenger
A Delta flight from New York to Florida was delayed over three hours after de-icing fluid leaked into the cabin, soaking a passenger's clothes. The airline described the incident as very rare.
Heathrow Flight Makes Emergency U-Turn After Technical Issue
A Lufthansa flight from Heathrow to Munich was forced to return to London after pilots declared a general emergency due to a technical problem, highlighting recent aviation safety incidents.
Heathrow Ends 100ml Liquid Limit in Security Upgrade
Heathrow Airport has completed a £1 billion security upgrade, removing the 100ml liquid limit and allowing passengers to keep liquids and electronics in hand luggage.
RAC: Used Nissan Leaf Five Times Cheaper Than Rivals
The RAC has named the best used electric cars in the UK, highlighting the Nissan Leaf starting at just £1,700, making it far more affordable than competitors like Vauxhall and MG.
Blue Badge Parking Rights Extended to France and Spain
UK Blue Badge holders could soon park in two additional European destinations this summer as the Department for Transport finalises agreements with France and Spain.
Icebreaker Shortage Undermines US Greenland Strategy
The US faces a critical shortage of icebreakers, creating a major obstacle to President Trump's plans for Greenland's security and mineral wealth. With only three aging vessels, America relies on allies and adversaries for Arctic capability.
US Arctic Strategy Relies on Foreign Icebreaker Expertise
The United States faces significant challenges in accessing Greenland's resources due to its limited icebreaker fleet, forcing reliance on technology from allies and adversaries alike.
Mysterious 'Dorito' Aircraft Spotted Over Area 51
A backpacker has captured video of a mysterious triangle-shaped aircraft flying over the top secret Area 51 military base in Nevada, reigniting UFO speculation.
Mum's Train Seat Rage Sparks UK Commuter Debate
A furious mother's TikTok video blasting commuters for not offering her son a seat has gone viral, igniting a heated national discussion about public transport etiquette and priorities.
A1 Crash Closes Lincolnshire Dual-Carriageway, Diversions in Place
A serious collision has forced the closure of the A1 northbound in Lincolnshire, causing significant disruption for commuters between Barrowby and Balderton. Emergency services are on the scene.
Japan Halts World's Largest Nuclear Plant Restart After Alarm
Japan has suspended the restart of the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear plant, the world's largest, just one day after operations began following a 14-year shutdown.
FAA Makes Permanent Rules After D.C. Air Collision
The Federal Aviation Administration has announced permanent airspace safety rules following last year's fatal collision between an airliner and Army helicopter near Washington D.C.
CSX Q4 Profits Fall 2% on Weak Demand and Severance Costs
CSX reports a 2% decline in fourth-quarter profit, citing subdued industrial demand and severance costs from layoffs under new CEO Steve Angel. Revenue also slipped 1% to $3.51 billion.
Amsterdam Bans Fatbikes from Vondelpark Over Safety
Amsterdam will prohibit super-sized electric fatbikes from Vondelpark after a surge in high-speed crashes and injuries, with officials citing pedestrian fears and hospital data.
Thousands of Speeding Fines Could Be Wiped Over Camera Fault
Thousands of drivers could have speeding convictions overturned due to a timing fault in variable speed cameras on smart motorways and A-roads, with an independent review ordered.
Blind Student Wins £18k After Train Station Fall
A blind student has secured £18,000 compensation after falling onto tracks at Manchester Piccadilly when assistance staff failed to meet him, highlighting accessibility failures.
Kansai Airport Sinking Into Sea, Could Submerge by 2056
Kansai International Airport in Japan, built at a cost of £15bn, is sinking into Osaka Bay far quicker than engineers anticipated. Current projections suggest it could drop below sea level by 2056, despite reinforcement efforts.
Amsterdam Bans Fatbikes in Park Over Safety Concerns
Amsterdam authorities are prohibiting super-sized electric fatbikes from Vondelpark following increased accidents and reports of pedestrians being slapped by riders.
Lufthansa Plane Emergency Over London After Heathrow Take-Off
A Lufthansa aircraft declared a mid-air emergency shortly after departing from London Heathrow, prompting immediate response from aviation authorities.
SNCF Launches Child-Free Carriages on Paris-Lyon Trains
France's state-owned rail company SNCF has introduced child-free carriages on TGV trains between Paris and Lyon, sparking controversy with children's commissioner Sarah El-Haïry calling the move 'shocking'.
Spanish Train Drivers Strike After Deadly Crashes
Spain's largest train drivers' union calls a three-day nationwide strike demanding improved safety standards following two deadly railway accidents this week that claimed 44 lives.
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