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One Direction adds 2 more dates to the Where We Are tour after selling out in just 6 minutes
One Direction have added three more dates to their Where We Are tour after tickets sold out in minutes when they went on sale this morning.
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Adventures By Disney Announces New Options For Europe And Beyond
Adventures by Disney has announced that it is expanding its catalog of travel itineraries for 2014 with new options to Europe and several tours specifically created for the teen traveler.
8 hrs ago | Wandsworth Guardian
Meow: Olive the cat climbed into the empty coach for a ride to London
An anxious coach driver thought he was losing his marbles after an unexpected traveller stowed away on his bus for a ride to London.
12 hrs ago | Cambridge Evening News
Investigators probe jet emergency
Air accident investigators are probing an emergency landing by a British Airways passenger jet at Heathrow amid reports that a technical fault in the aircraft could be to blame.
16 hrs ago | Burton Mail
Peacock raring to start competing
Paralympic 100 metres champion Jonnie Peacock is ready to step out of the shadows on Saturday afternoon when he competes for the first time since lighting up the Olympic Stadium last summer.
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Delta sharpens NYC flier fight with $1.4 billion terminal
Delta Air Lines CEO Richard Anderson leading a celebration Friday as Delta opened a $1.4 billion international terminal at John F. Kennedy International Airport.
Re: Streetcars Might Make a Comeback in Oakland
Until 1958, Oakland had a system of streetcars that shuttled passengers from across the city to its Western edge, where they could catch ferries or commuter rail to San Francisco.
Tuscan Chianti wineries improving traditional varieties, and creating 'Super Tuscans'
Long before the 2003 movie "Under the Tuscan Sun," Americans had a love affair with Tuscany, the Italian region that is home to Florence, Siena and a hundred charming less-famous hill towns.
How fashion is saving Italy's monuments
As other social needs have taken priority in economically turbulent times, however, the country's budget for maintaining and restoring some of its greatest tourist attractions has been drastically reduced.
Travel Postcard: 48 hours in Madrid
Despite its world-class museums, good climate and arguably Europe's best nightlife, Spain's capital, located right in the center of the country, is often overlooked in favor of its beachside sister, Barcelona.
Police killer's prison van crashes
A prison van containing Dale Cregan - the killer of Police Constables Nicola Hughes and Fiona Bone - has been involved in a road collision on the way to court, sources said.
Moscow felt 'echoes of earthquake'
A massive undersea earthquake on Friday in Russia's Far East prompted a tsunami warning and was felt in cities including Moscow far to the west, but there were no immediate reports of casualties.
Emergency landing closes Heathrow runway
A British Airways plane made an emergency landing at London's Heathrow Airport Friday morning after developing a technical fault, the airline said.
3eek Out at one of boyband's gigs
The teenager, who is part of boyband District3, has been writing songs with his dad at their Cleethorpes home studio ahead of his 3eek Out tour which begins at O2 Academy2 Sheffield.
China, Switzerland get more to cooperate on
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's upcoming visit to Switzerland is not only expected to be a great push for bilateral economic exchanges, but also a demonstration of China's resolution in further opening up and participating in multilateral affairs.
A Berliner in 1963 - but did John F Kennedy once admire Adolf Hitler?
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Scouts camp in woods to learn survival skills
Scouts have been out in the woods learning key skills they will need for an adventure-packed trip to the Netherlands later this year.
UPDATE: NEWQUAY Cornwall Airport has responded to news that Flybe will scrap its London service from next March, saying it signified "no loss in confidence in the airport's viability". Managing director Al Titterington also commented on statistics revealed today that show passenger numbers have dropped for the fifth year running.
PM hails tax evasion crackdown bid
He said an EU summit deal to move to full cross-border disclosure of tax information provided new momentum for a G8 summit he will host in Northern Ireland next month on the same subject.
Five spectacular art fair cities
A security guard stands next to a sculpture by American artist Jeff Koons at The European Fine Art Fair , or TEFAF, on March 14.