US Airports Risk Closure Over Unpaid TSA Staff in Shutdown
A TSA official warns US airports may shut down due to staff shortages from unpaid workers during a partial government shutdown, causing long security lines.
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Glasgow Central Station Reopens as Fire-Damaged Facade Demolished
Glasgow Central station has partially reopened 10 days after a major fire, with demolition work beginning on the damaged facade of the adjacent Union Corner building. Services have resumed on select high-level platforms, though capacity remains reduced.
Myki Card System to Stay Until 2027 Amid Victoria Delays
Victoria's Myki card system will not be retired until 2027 due to an 18-month delay in tap-and-go technology rollout, caused by a dispute with a US contractor, adding $136.8m to costs.
BA Cancels Dubai Flights as Conflict Escalates
British Airways suspends all flights to Dubai until June following drone attacks, with Emirates offering rebooking options. The FCDO advises against non-essential travel to the UAE.
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NCP Car Parks Face Uncertain Future After £305M Debt
The iconic NCP multi-storey car parks have entered administration with £305 million debts. Assessors will review 340 locations, potentially closing some sites while highlighting the best and worst examples across the UK.
Airlines Cancel Middle East Flights Amid Iran Crisis (18.03.2026)
The escalating conflict in Iran has triggered widespread flight cancellations to Middle Eastern hubs like Dubai and Doha, stranding thousands of travellers and disrupting global air travel networks.
Co-Pilot Saves Airbus After Captain Blacks Out on Approach
A co-pilot wrestled control of an Airbus A320 just metres from the ground after the captain blacked out on approach to Nice, a Swiss investigation reveals.
Iran War Disrupts Travel: 52,000 Flights Cancelled
The Iran conflict has led to over 52,000 flight cancellations, impacting six million passengers and reshaping global tourism patterns as airlines reroute and prices surge.
DVSA Driving Test Booking Overhaul to Fight Resellers from 2026
Learner drivers will face major changes from May 2026 as the DVSA bans third-party bookings and limits amendments to create a fairer system and tackle resellers.
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Berlin Airport Halts All Flights, Cancels UK Trips
Berlin Brandenburg Airport has grounded 445 flights due to strikes, causing major travel disruption for thousands of British passengers from London and Manchester.
SAS Cancels 1,000 Flights in April Due to Fuel Price Surge
Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) will cancel 1,000 flights in April as skyrocketing fuel prices, driven by Middle East tensions, force cost-saving measures. The airline warns of fare hikes and prioritises routes with alternative connections.
Berlin Airport Strike Halts All Flights, 57,000 Impacted
A warning strike by airport staff at Berlin Brandenburg Airport has led to the cancellation of all passenger flights, affecting 57,000 travellers and 445 departures and arrivals.
SAS Cancels Flights Amid Middle East Conflict Fuel Price Surge
Scandinavian Airlines cancels routes due to sharp jet fuel price increases from Middle East tensions, with other carriers implementing surcharges and hedging strategies.
Lime's New E-Bikes Target Poor Parking with Enhanced GPS
Lime's latest e-bike models feature improved GPS technology to detect parking in dedicated bays, aiming to reduce fines and service bans for users while addressing urban clutter concerns.
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Berlin Airport Strike Halts All Flights, Impacts 57,000
A warning strike by 2,000 staff at Berlin Brandenburg airport has cancelled all passenger flights, disrupting 445 departures and arrivals. The action follows failed wage negotiations and recent pilot strikes in Germany.
Glasgow Central Station Partially Reopens After Fire
Glasgow Central station has partially reopened 10 days after a devastating fire forced its closure. Services from high-level platforms have resumed, though with reduced capacity and some entrances remaining shut.
Lime's New E-Bikes Target Poor Parking with Better GPS
Lime's latest e-bike model features improved GPS technology to accurately detect proper parking, aiming to reduce pavement obstructions and user penalties in UK cities.
UK Extends Duty Free Food Ban After Greece Foot and Mouth Outbreak
The UK government has confirmed the continuation of strict airport food import restrictions after a foot and mouth disease outbreak was discovered in Greece, with fines up to £5,000 for violations.
UK Extends Airport Food Ban After Greece Foot and Mouth Outbreak
The UK government has confirmed an extension of its duty-free food import ban following a new foot and mouth disease outbreak in Greece. Travelers face fines up to £5,000 for prohibited items.
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UK Extends Airport Food Ban After Greece Outbreak
The UK government has confirmed the continuation of a ban on passengers bringing food items, including duty-free purchases, into the country following a new foot and mouth disease outbreak in Greece.
British Airways Suspends Dubai Flights Until June
British Airways has cancelled all flights to Dubai until June due to escalating Middle East tensions, while Emirates offers rebooking and refund options for passengers.
M5 Closed Due to Lorry Fire, Causing Rush Hour Chaos
A lorry fire on the M5 southbound in Gloucestershire has forced a full closure, leading to severe delays and diversions during the morning rush hour.
Glasgow Central Partially Reopens After Vape Shop Fire
Glasgow Central railway station partially reopens after a devastating fire destroyed a neighbouring building, with reduced capacity and some entrances remaining closed.
M25 Shut After Three-Lorry Crash in Essex, Delays Expected
The M25 motorway in Essex is closed clockwise following a serious collision involving three lorries, with emergency services on scene and long delays anticipated.
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Glasgow Central Station Partially Reopens After Vape Shop Fire
Glasgow Central railway station partially reopens after a major fire destroyed a neighbouring building, with reduced capacity and some entrances remaining closed.
Government Rejects Lowering Driving Age to 16 Over Safety
Ministers have dismissed a proposal to lower the UK driving age from 17 to 16, citing disproportionate collision rates among young drivers. The Department for Transport is instead focusing on enhanced education and a minimum learning period.
US Airlines Absorb Jet Fuel Costs Amid Record Travel Demand
Major US airlines report record bookings offsetting hundreds of millions in extra fuel costs from Middle East conflict, with airfare hikes expected soon.
Aslef Boss Calls for Second Safety Person on All Trains
Dave Calfe, the new Aslef general secretary, insists every train needs a second safety-critical crew member, opposing driver-only operation and pushing for nationalisation of open access rail services.
NYC Transit Sues Trump Over Subway Funding Withholding
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration for withholding nearly $60 million in federal funds for a Manhattan subway extension, risking the $7.7 billion project.
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BA Cancels Dubai Flights Until Summer Over Middle East Unrest
British Airways has cancelled all flights to Dubai until June due to ongoing instability in Middle Eastern airspace, with other regional routes also affected.
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