3 h. ago Don’t talk loudly on your phone, eat stinky food or seat hog – new Christmas train rules reveal what Brits hate to hear

WITH millions of Brits set to travel home by train this Christmas, a new survey has uncovered to top DOS and DONT’S when it comes to travelling on the rails. The poll revealed that talking loudly on the phone (59 per cent) was voted as the nation’s biggest bugbear.   Blaring music or videos out loud...

Politics

10 h. ago Christmas market resembles Beauty and the Beast with cobbled lanes and £2 mulled wine

Eguisheim in Alsace, France, wrapped in vineyards and half-timbered houses, hosts one of Europe's most enchanting Christmas markets - and it's just a train ride from London

Economics

26 h. ago Brits warned of train faux pas as millions prepare to cram stations for Christmas journeys

Millions of Brits are set to travel home by train this Christmas but they have been warned of the biggest social misdemeanours to carry out on the services, such as blaring music

Events

38 h. ago Top train dos and don'ts if you're travelling home for Christmas this year

Millions of Brits are set to head home via the rail network this Christmas, and with that will come some good deeds, and plenty of bad train etiquette

Politics

6 d. ago Two Christmas food markets are launching at London train stations this festive season

Two Christmas food markets are launching at London train stations this festive season  Time Out Worldwide

Politics

8 d. ago ScotRail Christmas and New Year timetable: Here's all the trains operating in Scotland over festive period

ScotRail will operate trains to and from Aberdeen on Boxing Day for the first time.

Politics

9 d. ago South Park bosses reveal the one strict rule behind writing every single episode

The pair's smash-hit cartoon series debuted in 1997 and has aired more than 350 episodes so far.

Politics

1 week ago We took a £12.50 train ride from Manchester to one of UK's best Christmas markets and found the real treats hidden away

It's always worth having a wander at these places

Economics

1 week ago WW3 conscription age for men and women in UK as military service plans announced

France has announced new military service plans as concerns grow over Russia's threat to Europe. Here's what historical conscription rules reveal about age ranges and exemptions if the UK ever faced a WW3 scenario.

Events

2 w. ago Christmas rail travel chaos as CrossCountry train workers announce December strikes

RMT union members at CrossCountry will strike on December 6, 13, 20 and 27, threatening disruption to Christmas travel plans across the UK rail network for many passengers

Events

2 w. ago Christmas rail strikes announced on train operator with workers to walkout on four dates

Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) members working for the UK operator will walk out on December 6, 13, 20 and 27 amid claims long-running issues on pay and staffing were unresolved.

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2 w. ago Major study finds almost half of Brits believe the UK is no longer safe for Jews

Fears about anti-Semitism have also increased since the attack, with six in 10 people saying they are concerned about its rise during the Middle East conflict.

Politics

2 w. ago 'I'm Britain's biggest mistress and hate when men do this one thing over Christmas'

Gweneth Lee is known as "Britain's most famous mistress" and has now opened up about some of her biggest pet peeves. And she's hate when men do this at Christmas

Politics

3 w. ago The train ticket loophole set to HALVE the cost of Christmas journeys, according to travel expert

Train tickets can be expensive, especially if you're travelling from one end of the country to the other. 

Politics

3 w. ago ‘Splitting tickets’ can halve the cost of Christmas train trips

Exclusive: Independent rail retailers can exploit anomalies in the fares system, saving passengers money

Politics

3 w. ago HMRC fines hit 130,000 savers over lifetime ISA cash withdrawal rule

New HMRC figures reveal savers who break cash withdrawal rules are being met with penalties over £13,500, as rising numbers face harsh charges for accessing money earlier

Economics