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M6 Closed Both Ways After Lorry Crash and Overturn Near Rugby

The M6 remains closed in both directions after a lorry crashed and overturned between Rugby and Catthorpe. Emergency services are on scene, with investigations and recovery ongoing. Diversions are in place; motorists are advised to allow extra travel time.

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National Highways A motorway camera view showing a queue on one carriageway, People can be seen out of their cars.

No Trains Operating to or from Heathrow Airport Due to Flooding

Train services to and from Heathrow Airport are suspended due to flooding caused by a burst water main, affecting Heathrow Express, Elizabeth line, and Piccadilly line.

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TfL Close-up of the London Underground sign for Tube station Heathrow Terminal 1,2,3

Wizz Air Urges UK Holidaymakers to Arrive 3 Hours Early Amid European Border Delays

Wizz Air's UK boss advises British holidaymakers to arrive three hours early at European airports due to delays from new biometric border checks. The Entry Exit System has caused long queues, especially in Spain, Portugal, and France, with some countries suspending checks to ease congestion.

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PA Media A woman sits on top of a luggage trolley, listening to music on her phone. The trolley has one green and one black suitcases on it. Several people are seen checking their baggage in the background.

Scottish Island Ulva Closes Sundays to Tourists Amid Visitor Surge

Ulva, a small Scottish island with 16 residents, will close Sundays to tourists due to a surge in visitors following a TV show spotlighting its restoration project.

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Getty Images A view of the isle of Ulva, showing a ferry near the dock. A couple of buildings, including a pub/restaurant, can be seen, with rolling hills behind them.

Your Stunning Photos of Scotland from 22 to 29 May

Explore a curated collection of stunning photographs from Scotland, captured by readers between 22 and 29 May, showcasing landscapes, wildlife, and memorable moments across the country.

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Eloise Smith A mountain lake landscape with tall green grass and bright yellow wildflowers in the foreground. The lake reflects the surrounding slopes and the sky is blue with some clouds

Lightning Strike Disrupts Rail Services Across Yorkshire

Lightning strike damages signalling system causing train cancellations and delays across West, South, and North Yorkshire. Services between Leeds and Castleford blocked until 11:00 BST with rail replacement buses in operation.

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BBC A train station travel board in black with white writing showing a list of departures and information.

Exploring Bosnia’s Perućica: Europe’s Oldest Forest and Its Wild Inhabitants

Explore Perućica, Europe’s oldest forest in Bosnia, home to wolves, chamois, and elusive brown bears. Guided tours reveal ancient biodiversity and conservation challenges in this primeval wildwood.

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A forested mountain peak framed by pine branches and a blue sky

Bank Holiday Heatwave Boosts South West England Tourism Sector

South West England's tourism sector experienced a significant boost over the bank holiday weekend due to hot weather, with businesses reporting increased bookings despite ongoing economic challenges.

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BBC Lots of people enjoying Looe beach in Cornwall. There are deck chairs, people sat on towels and people swimming in the sea. The sea is in the background with clear blue skies.

Cross-Border Carlingford Ferry Suspension Impacts Tourism on Both Sides

The suspension of the Carlingford Lough ferry service between Greencastle and Greenore threatens tourism and local businesses on both sides of the border, with concerns over reduced visitor numbers and economic impact during peak seasons.

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BBC A small car ferry docks on a lough shore on a sunny day in 2017. The boat is painted white, navy and blue with a Carlingfordferry.com sign on the site. A green ramp allows vehicles to roll on and off the boat. The outline of the Mourne Mountains can be seen in the background.

EasyJet Flight Diverts to Rome Over Power Bank in Checked Luggage

An EasyJet flight from Egypt to London was diverted to Rome after a passenger's power bank was found charging in checked luggage, violating safety rules. The flight landed safely, and passengers were accommodated. Airlines enforce strict regulations on power banks due to fire risks.

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AFP/Getty Images A white and orange easyJet plane landing on a runway.

Concerns Raised Over New Welsh Rules for Pop-Up Campsites

Pop-up campsite owners in Wales criticize new regulations increasing allowed days but imposing strict location limits, fearing negative impacts on businesses and tourism.

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Mark Rutherford A pop-up campsite on a farm. Tents can be seen across two fields, with another field with sheep inside it behind a fence. There are large trees surrounding the fields.

Plant-Hunting Couple Robbed at Knifepoint by Machete Gang in Guatemala

Plant-hunting couple Sue and Bleddyn Wynn Jones reveal they were robbed at knifepoint by machete-wielding gangsters in Guatemala during their global plant-collecting expeditions. Their nursery has introduced over 4,000 cultivated varieties to the UK and earned a royal warrant.

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Bleddyn and Sue Wynn Jones Bleddyn and Sue Wynn Jones in tall grass with trees and mountains in the background