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Christie Elan-Cane had brought a challenge relating to ‘X’ (for unspecified) passports.

Disgruntled commuters on the UK's most cancelled train service speak of their daily torment as nearly half of services fail to turn up

The British authorities are advising against all but essential travel to large swathes of the north of the country.

The special services are being run in a bid to encourage more women to consider a career in the rail industry.

I winced when I first saw Oasis Festival's promotional video. Beautiful influencer types lounging poolside smiling as if they'd just hit a million followers on IG. Bendy yogis downward dogged over Moroccan rugs in the desert. The camera panned to a dance floor with well-placed models grooving into the wee hours. It reminded me of Fyre Festival, the festival that was too good to be true. Fyre bombed so badly that Netflix made a documentary about it. Thankfully, Oasis Festival...

Saturday is the firm’s last day before its routes are taken under public control.

Environmental groups claim the Court of Appeal’s ruling casts doubt over the Government’s road-building programme.

"Come up here but be careful, it's in striking position," our guide explains. Christian, a stout little man with a jolly face, bucket hat and offbeat sense of humour, is  referring to the deadly fluorescent green snake coiled up on a dinner plate-sized leaf he’s shining a torch at. "I'm okay here, thanks," I whisper nervously taking a few steps in the opposite direction. "Come on! Come here, it's fine!" Christian, standing a few metres away, shouts enthusiastically. I make...

Councils affected by the expansion, environmental charities and London Mayor Sadiq Khan brought legal action over Government approval of the plans.