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Britons travelling to Europe told not to apply for delayed Etias visa waiver
13. October 2026 (17:21)
Abta advice comes as more than more than 150 websites offer service of securing entry to Schengen zoneBritons travelling to Europe have told not to apply for an Etias visa waiver, with more than 150 websites touting the service despite its introduction being delayed.Non-EU citizens, including UK travellers and those from other visa-exempt countries including the US, Australia and Canada, will soon need to pay €20 (£17) for an electronic waiver to enter the Schengen zone under the European travel information and authorisation system (Etias). Continue reading... (The Guardian)
Runner, 90, who set ‘world best’ 10K time for his age receives trophy
13. October 2026 (17:18)
Ian Winship has been hailed as an ‘inspiration’ after his achievement at the North Lanarkshire 10K. (London News)
Man, 42, dies in custody at London's Charing Cross police station
13. October 2026 (17:17)
The man was being held in custody for recall to prison when he fell ill (London News)
Russia did try to interfere in Brexit referendum, head of MI5 confirms
13. October 2026 (17:15)
Ken McCallum says Kremlin attempted to influence vote through social media and TV reports but had little impactRussia did try to interfere in the Brexit referendum through social media and television reports, the head of MI5 said on Tuesday, but he added that did not mean the Kremlin had any impact on the result.Ken McCallum endorsed comments by Andy Burnham, who raised the issue over the past two days, though he said continuing to debate it had given the Kremlin a needless propaganda victory. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
Man mauled to death in tiger enclosure named and pictured for first time
13. October 2026 (17:14)
William Chapman was killed by a Amur tiger at the Yorkshire Wildlife Park on Saturday afternoon (London News)
New York Comic Con Celebrates 20 Years
13. October 2026 (17:11)
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‘Shocking and sobering’: UK bird populations fall to lowest level on record
13. October 2026 (17:08)
Nearly half of species are in decline, with farmland birds and seabirds the worst hit, conservation bodies sayWild bird populations in the UK have fallen to their lowest level since records began, figures show, with nearly half of species in decline.Figures produced by leading nature conservation bodies for the government show that average populations across 132 native breeding species fell by 19% between 1970 and 2025, with farmland birds and seabirds the worst hit in recent years. Continue reading... (The Guardian)