1 hour ago Popular UK beach made famous by Poldark is closed off to the public

A gorgeous UK beach dubbed one of the best in the world and frequented by travel influencers has had its public access cut off due to health and safety concerns

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12 h. ago 'I went to Greece on holiday and there's mistake you should never make in restaurants'

Many Brits fly to Greece for their summer holidays – and one woman who visited the European country shared one thing you should avoid doing if you visit too

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16 h. ago This European country is about to test 93mph speed limits on motorways to cut travel times

Due to arrive within weeks, it will be the first time that a European Union nation has implemented a 150kmh speed limit on motorways.

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16 h. ago Gareth Southgate issues update on his future in football over a year after England exit

During his tenure as England boss, Southgate revolutionised the culture of the national team and guided the country both to two European finals and a World Cup semi-final.

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63 h. ago Revealed: The unlikely European country that hates Americans the most

There's one unlikely European country that has been found to dislike Americans the most, in a survey, of over 2,000 Europeans revealing what they really think of tourists jetting over from the US.

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7 d. ago 'I love teaching...I am truly sorry and bitterly regret my actions'

Sian Hill, 27, was caught drink-driving on the motorway almost three times over the limit - and has been banned from teaching after a panel said she showed 'limited remorse and no insight'

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7 d. ago 'I am truly sorry... I love teaching': Teacher BANNED after she was caught in 'serious offence'

The 27-year-old teacher was caught drink-driving on the motorway almost three times over the limit

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7 d. ago 'I am truly sorry and bitterly regret my actions... I love teaching'

The 27-year-old teacher was caught drink-driving on the motorway almost three times over the limit

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9 d. ago The European country hoping to lure beachgoers to its mountain resorts

The weather is a welcome change for tourists

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1 week ago Heroin dealers fined just £499 as punishment for Scotland's mounting drug deaths

The Sunday Mail can reveal the shockingly lenient punishments being handed out despite 1065 fatalities last year - the highest of any European country.

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1 week ago Spain’s economy is the envy of Europe, but the plight of its strawberry pickers tells another story | Tone Sutterud

Its migrant-powered GDP growth is lauded. If only the people who pick its fruit could be treated with dignity and respectI used to enjoy being able to buy strawberries in the supermarket in winter. But that was before I saw first-hand where most of the UK’s imported berries come from. The working conditions of migrant farm workers in southern Spain were something I never thought I would see in a European country. While others flounder, the Spanish economy is booming, in large part thanks to unusually high migration levels – but too many of the people propping it up are being treated disgracefully.At the end of Huelva’s berry-growing season in April, I sat having lunch at a roadside restaurant in town, as an endless stream of trailers with fruit logos on the side thundered past. At peak times, 2,000 of these lorries leave Huelva every day, laden with berries destined for the European market. More than 60% of the strawberries British people eat in winter were grown in the polytunnels ...

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1 week ago Road rage can land you with a £3,400 fine in this country and other shocking European driving laws

Experts warn it is vital for drivers to be aware of the laws for their chosen holiday destination

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1 week ago Beautiful European country with walkable cities tops list as cleanest in the world

Estonia has been named the cleanest country in the world, due to its incredibly low emissions and clean air - but it's also a great spot for a holiday

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1 week ago Small European country that tourists rarely visit despite its stunning views

A small European country, surrounded by hills, snow-capped mountains and sprawling beaches, offers a serene summer getaway. And it's not a place many people know about.

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1 week ago Travel fans urged to visit European country now – 'before it becomes popular'

Travel expert, Sandy Breitmeier has urged holidaymakers to consider one particular European destination to take in 'before it gets popular' with fellow tourists

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1 week ago Insurance red alert as 8 in 10 UK holidaymakers cut back on summer holiday spend

As the summer holiday season approaches its peak, new research from AllClear Travel Insurance reveals a troubling shift in public perception: more British travellers are downgrading or removing their travel insurance cover altogether - with cost pressures driving risky decisions and misunderstandings about protection on holiday.

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1 week ago Is it possible to do Disneyland Paris on the cheap? Here’s how I cut costs

Keen to enjoy the magical experience of a Disneyland visit with her two young daughters but aware of how easily prices can soar, Jessica Salter researched ways to cut costs on everything from hotels and travel to park tickets and merchandise

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2 w. ago Polish president attacks rivals’ ‘propaganda and lies’ as he is sworn in

Combative speech in parliament sets Karol Nawrocki on course for collision with Tusk’s pro-European governmentThe nationalist historian Karol Nawrocki has been sworn in as the Polish president, using his inaugural address to criticise the EU as he vowed to represent “sovereign” Poland, in a sign of potential clashes to come with the country’s pro-European government.In a combative speech in parliament aimed squarely at the prime minister, Donald Tusk, and his allies, Nawrocki said on Wednesday that the voters in June’s presidential election had “sent a strong message that things cannot continue to be governed in this way”. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago ‘Poetry pulled me out of the abyss’: keeping culture alive in Kharkiv – picture essay

Eastern Ukraine’s biggest city is unsettlingly close to the Russian border and vulnerable to missile strikes, but there is a determination to maintain a cultural life, and a poetry festival is testament to the resilience and creativity of its peopleThe city of Kharkiv, just 18 miles from the Russian border, is a paradoxical mix of tended-to and broken. Public sculptures are wrapped and coddled in sandbags to protect them from missiles. Flowerbeds in parks are punctiliously maintained. The life of the streets is several notches quieter than you would expect from a European country’s second city – and yet, bookshops, coffee shops and restaurants are open and doing a steady business.People browsing the books at Pochaina market Continue reading...

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