Ryanair: flights won't wait for EES queues this summer
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary says flights will not wait for passengers stuck in passport control queues under the new EU Entry Exit System, urging travellers to allow extra time.
Category : Warnings
7.1-magnitude earthquake hits southern Japan, tsunami warning
A 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck southern Japan, triggering a tsunami warning for waves up to 1 metre. Residents urged to move to higher ground.
Japan Earthquake: 7.1 Magnitude Triggers Tsunami Warning
A 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck near Uto, Kumamoto on Kyushu, Japan, triggering a tsunami advisory. It reached the highest Shindo level 7 at a depth of 10 km.
7.1-Magnitude Earthquake Hits Kumamoto, Japan
A 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck Kumamoto Prefecture in Japan on Tuesday, registering the highest shindo seven on the seismic scale and triggering a tsunami advisory for coastal areas.
Bystander Threw Himself Into Sea to Save Two
A bystander threw himself fully clothed into the sea at Fistral Beach in a desperate attempt to save a father and daughter, but both died. Witnesses recount the tragic rescue effort.
Met Office names 53 UK areas set for rain on Tuesday
The Met Office has identified 53 council areas across the UK that will see rain on Tuesday, with heaviest falls in central Scotland early morning.
700-mile rain wall to soak 54 UK counties on August 4
Weather maps show a 700-mile wall of rain hitting 54 UK counties on August 4, with up to 7.5mm/hr in Lancashire and North Yorkshire.
35C heatwave warning: 20 counties to hit 30C or more
Temperatures could reach 35C in south-east England on Wednesday, with up to 20 counties seeing 30C or above, as the UK braces for its fourth heatwave of 2026.
AusAlert National Test on 27 July Explained
A national emergency warning test called AusAlert will send a loud siren to most mobile devices across Australia at 2pm AEST on 27 July, part of a new system replacing SMS alerts.
Xbox outage disrupts game discs, fuels digital concerns
A major Xbox outage is preventing users from logging in, accessing games, and even launching disc-based titles, highlighting risks of an all-digital future.
UKHSA Heat Alert: Seven Regions Under Warning as Heatwave Hits
The UKHSA has issued amber and yellow heat health alerts across seven English regions as the fourth heatwave of the year is forecast, with temperatures up to 33°C expected on Wednesday.
B&M's £14 Basket Resembles John Lewis £90 Design
B&M is selling a £14 Bathroom Woven Storage Basket that resembles John Lewis's £90 Bulrush Double Laundry Basket, offering a cheaper alternative for shoppers.
Ryanair: Planes Won't Wait for EES Delays
Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary warns travellers that planes will depart without them if they are stuck in new EU border check queues, with no compensation.
Royal Mail Names 13 Welsh Postcode Areas With Delivery Delays
Royal Mail has announced 13 Welsh postcode areas experiencing delivery delays today. Affected locations include Abergavenny, Barry, Brecon, Carmarthen, Llanrwst, and Penarth.
Three dead in beach tragedies at Newquay and West Wittering
Three people died in separate incidents at Fistral Beach in Newquay and West Wittering beach within hours, as a yellow heat alert issued for parts of England.
UK to roast in 32C heat blast this week, maps show
Weather maps show much of southern, eastern and central England roasting in 32C temperatures by Wednesday, with a yellow heat alert issued and a north-south divide expected.
Met Office Names Next UK Heatwave Window After Drought
The Met Office has identified a potential fourth heatwave window for late August, following three heatwaves this summer and a drought declared in Wales.
UK updates travel advice for Spain and France wildfires
The UK Foreign Office has updated travel guidance for Spain and France as wildfires continue, forcing evacuations in both countries.
Charlene warns of drowning after Meghan pool photo
Princess Charlene of Monaco issued a drowning warning on World Drowning Prevention Day, days after Meghan Markle shared a photo of Prince Harry with Lilibet doing a backflip in a pool.
Military help not expected for Cairngorms wildfire
Justice Secretary Neil Gray said the Scottish Government is not expecting UK military support for the Cairngorms wildfire, as the Abernethy Highland Games are cancelled.
UK set for fourth heatwave with wildfire warning
A fourth heatwave is expected to hit the UK next week, bringing severe wildfire risks across southern England, with temperatures reaching 32-33°C.
Gatwick Airport Water Outage Disrupts Toilets
A water outage at Gatwick Airport on July 26 leaves toilets unflushable and hand-washing facilities out of order. Bottled water is distributed; flights are not affected. The issue is under investigation.
London Sees First Rain in Weeks as Dark Clouds Gather
London experienced its first rainfall in weeks on Sunday morning, with passing showers between 5:20am and 11:00am. More rain and a 55% chance of precipitation are forecast for the evening.
Avoid hidden holiday fees by paying in local currency
Always choose local currency when paying abroad to avoid hidden fees, say travel experts. Kate Donnelly warns against paying in GBP due to poor exchange rates.
Martin Lewis: hidden reason for credit card rejections
Martin Lewis explains why people with good credit scores are turned down for loans and credit cards, highlighting the affordability check that lenders use.
Heat alerts in parts of England as temperatures could reach 30C
Yellow heat health alerts are in place across parts of England until Sunday morning, with temperatures possibly reaching 30C, after drought was declared in parts of Wales.
Met Office maps show rain to hit Greater Manchester this weekend
Rain is set to hit Greater Manchester this weekend, ending the dry spell, with light rain Saturday and heavier rain Sunday, according to Met Office maps.
Rain Forecast for Merseyside This Weekend After Dry Friday
Merseyside faces a wet weekend with rain expected from Saturday midday. Friday July 24 is the last dry day before scattered showers and breezy conditions.
Hosepipe bans affecting millions could be extended further
Hosepipe bans affecting millions could be extended further as the National Drought Group warns more areas are at risk. Check if your area has restrictions.
Kirkby Marvellous Market cancelled over high wind fears
The Marvellous Market in Kirkby town centre, scheduled for July 25, has been cancelled due to forecast high winds. Next event is August 1 in Huyton.
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