More than 100 British tourists have been denied entry to Austria after COVID rules were not updated before they left for their holiday, it has been reported.
They include ending the legal requirement for Covid certification to enter some hospitality venues and the reopening of nightclubs.
Boris Johnson announced Plan B measures would be axed with work-from-home guidance scrapped immediately.
Must credit: Prince’s Foundation The Prince of Wales has opened an epic nature-based children’s adventure playpark, inspired by Prince George’s treehouse. The 300-square metre rustic wooden playground nestles six metres up among the trees on the Dumfries House estate in Ayrshire, Scotland, and features elevated rope bridges, a netting tunnel, two side-by-side racing slides and a tube slide. Commissioned by Charles’ charitable organisation the Prince’s Foundation, the park is designed to encourage youngsters to immerse themselves in nature, boosting their physical wellbeing and mental health amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
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The bill, passed in a vote of 82 to 37 with three abstentions on Tuesday, will come into force if it is signed into law by President Gitanas Nausėda.View on euronews
Humanitarian officials estimate that about 84,000 people — more than 80% of the Pacific nation’s population — have been affected.
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In the wake of Ashling Murphy’s murder, Micheal Martin said a new strategy on gender-based violence would be before the Government in March.
Greg Hunt says government is being blamed when overcommitted suppliers can’t deliver, and false RAT claims will be reported to ACCC
Benedict XVI, accused of failing to act in German sex abuse cases, was the first pope to resign since the Middle Ages after presiding over a papacy beset by Church infighting and outcry over paedophilia.
The wife of Bob Saget has described him as "the best man I've ever known" in her first TV interview since his death. Kelly Rizzo told US talk show Today the late comedian was always "kind and loving to everybody". Asked on Today what he had been like at home when no audience was present, Ms Rizzo said: "The same".
His amazing career spanned 6 decades that saw him sell over 100 Million albums worldwide and feature in over 65 movies.View on euronews
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Adele has postponed her entire Las Vegas residency, just 24 hours before the opening night."I'm so sorry, but my show ain't ready," the star told fans in a tearful update on Instagram."Half my team have Covid and it's been impossible to finish the show," she said, adding that "delivery delays" had also played havoc with her plans.She was due to play the first of 24 concerts at the Caesars Palace's Colosseum on Friday.
A woman has been sentenced to death by a court in Pakistan after allegedly sending blasphemous messages on WhatsApp and Facebook. Aneeqa Atteeq, 26, was convicted and sentenced in Rawalpindi on Wednesday following a complaint against her under Pakistan's cybercrime and blasphemy laws.
The new rules come into effect at the end of January.
Authorities have arrested a 31-year-old man in connection with the slaying of a woman while she worked at a Los Angeles furniture store last week
The eruption of a Tonga volcano sent "violent" waves across the Pacific and caused a boat loading oil about 6,600 miles away to topple, spilling thousands of barrels into Peruvian waters. Dozens of fishermen have protested outside Peru's main oil refinery, La Pampilla, which processes around 117,000 barrels a day and is managed by Spanish company Repsol. An Italian-flagged ship was loading the oil into La Pampilla when strong waves moved the boat and caused it to spill its cargo into the ocean.
The countdown acts as a metaphor for global apocalypse, taking into account the likelihood of emerging threats, such as climate change.
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