Working in Lapland's -32°C 'Snow Globe' Office
A TUI rep reveals what it's really like to work in Lapland's Arctic winter, from husky rides and reindeer pizza to just two hours of daylight. Discover the magic and challenges.
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Miss Finland loses crown over racist gesture photo
Finland's government apologises after Miss Universe contestant's photo sparks racism accusations across Asia. Read the full story on the diplomatic fallout.
Poland Mines Border, Miss Finland in Racism Controversy
Poland resumes Cold War-era border mining, while Miss Finland apologises for a racist gesture. Global news covers a fatal India crash, Louvre strikes, and Lithuanian arrests. Read the full briefing.
Families slam £955 UK Lapland costs, find cheaper Finland trips
British families are furious over expensive UK Lapland 'experiences', with costs hitting £955. Discover how real trips to Finland offer better value to see Santa and the Northern Lights.
Man Utd plan historic Finland friendly with Wrexham
Manchester United are set to play in Finland for the first time in 60 years in a lucrative pre-season friendly against Hollywood-backed Wrexham. Get the full story on this historic fixture.
British soldiers join major Nato exercise in Arctic Finland
British soldiers from 3 Rifles undergo intense Arctic warfare training with Finnish troops near the Russian border. Discover how the alliance is preparing for potential threats. Read the full report.
British soldiers join major Nato exercise on Russian border
British soldiers from 3 Rifles undergo intense Arctic warfare training in Finland, honing survival skills at -28°C and joining Finnish forces in a major defence exercise near the Russian border. Discover how Nato is preparing.
Mum saves £500 on Lapland holiday with simple trick
Discover how a savvy mum from Nottinghamshire saved £500 on a magical Lapland holiday by booking directly in Finland instead of the UK version. Her budget-friendly tips include flight hacks and accommodation secrets.
Emma Thompson and Daughter Promote New Film in Finland
Emma Thompson and daughter Gaia Wise returned to Helsinki to promote their new thriller, Dead Of Winter. Discover their on-screen collaboration and personal journey.
Finland's Winter War: Timeless Lesson Against Russian Aggression
As Ukraine peace talks continue, Finland rehearses guerrilla warfare against potential Russian threat. New book 'The Winter Warriors' reveals crucial historical parallels.
Finland's happiness threatened by 10.3% unemployment
Finland remains the world's happiest nation for the 8th year, but soaring unemployment and austerity measures threaten its crown. Discover the surprising truth.
Finland's happiness threatened by economic crisis
Finland faces economic stagnation and rising unemployment despite being named world's happiest country for eighth year. Discover the paradox behind Nordic resilience.
Top 7 Finnish Destinations for 2026 Travel
Discover Finland's top destinations for 2026, from Helsinki's urban charm to Lapland's Arctic wonders. Plan your trip to the world's happiest country now!
Finland's President: No Ukraine Ceasefire Before Spring
Finnish President Alexander Stubb urges Europe to show 'sisu' and maintain support for Ukraine, warning a ceasefire is unlikely before spring. Read the full analysis.
Shiffrin storms to record 102nd World Cup win
Mikaela Shiffrin dominates the Alpine Ski World Cup slalom in Levi, Finland, securing her record-extending 102nd victory. Read the full story of her triumphant return.
Vinicius Jr's emotional apology after Real Madrid defeat
Real Madrid star Vinicius Junior breaks silence after Champions League disappointment, vowing to bounce back stronger following emotional Wembley defeat.
WA Governor Apologises for 1834 Pinjarra Massacre
In a landmark moment for reconciliation, Western Australia's Governor has delivered a formal apology to the Noongar people for the devastating 1834 Pinjarra Massacre, acknowledging colonial violence and beginning healing.
Finland: Beating Russia in Ukraine key to Indo-Pacific stability
Finland's defence minister warns that China is closely monitoring Western resolve in Ukraine, arguing that a Russian victory would embolden Beijing and destabilise the entire Indo-Pacific region.
San Jose Sharks apologise for ICE display at heritage event
NHL team faces backlash after inappropriate immigration enforcement acronym appears on jumbotron during cultural celebration event, prompting formal apology and internal review.
Church of Norway apologises to LGBTQ+ community
In a historic move, Norway's national church has formally apologised to LGBTQ+ people for decades of discrimination and exclusion, acknowledging 'shame and great harm' caused by its policies.
Discover the World's Most Serene and Undiscovered Islands
From Indonesia's secret archipelagos to Finland's remote hideaways, explore breathtaking islands where tranquillity reigns supreme and mass tourism remains a distant memory.
Katy Perry stays at Scotland football team's Glasgow hotel
American pop sensation Katy Perry checks into Glasgow hotel ahead of Scotland national football team's Euro 2024 preparations, creating unexpected crossover between music and sports worlds.
Irish PM demands UK apology over Dublin bombing remarks
Taoiseach Micheál Martin calls for formal UK apology after government spokesperson suggested Dublin government 'should have expected' 1974 bombings that killed 26 people.
14 dead in Finland school shooting by 12-year-old suspect
A devastating school shooting in Helsinki has left at least 14 people dead, including children, after a 12-year-old suspect opened fire before being apprehended by police.
Finnish youth snub mother tongue for English books
A new study reveals a dramatic generational shift in Finland, with young people increasingly snubbing Finnish literature for English-language books, raising concerns about cultural identity.
Science Reveals the Secret to a Perfect Apology
New psychological research reveals the secret formula for a convincing apology. Discover why word choice, timing, and genuine reflection are crucial for forgiveness.
Finland's Defence Chief: Russia is an 'Existential Threat'
Finland's top military commander, General Janne Jaakkola, declares Russia an existential threat to Europe, urging a permanent NATO troop presence and a new strategy of 'deterrence by denial' to counter Moscow's aggression following the invasion of Ukraine
Finland Demands Ironclad NATO Security Against Russia
Finnish President Stubb calls for a 'clear and present' security framework from NATO allies, warning of a decade of heightened Russian aggression and the need to bolster Europe's eastern flank.
Russia's Chilling Threat to Finland: Echoes of Ukraine
Exclusive intelligence analysis reveals Russia is employing a sinister disinformation campaign against NATO member Finland, mirroring the pretexts used before the invasion of Ukraine. Fears of a new conflict in Europe are mounting.
German Chancellor Merz Faces Bundestag Fury Over Ukraine Policy
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz confronts a political firestorm in the Bundestag as his government's Ukraine policy sparks coalition turmoil and European allies express alarm over defence capabilities.
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