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Published on 7 November 2026 – 12:31 GMT+1•Updated 12:33 The United States is offering a reward of up to $20 million as well as “possible relocation” for information on “Iran’s nuclear program,” according to the US military. The State Department’s Rewards for Justice initiative is offering the reward to people who can provide knowledge of its “facilities, equipment, and associated personnel, such as those in the scientific community, or the movement of any of the above,” US Central Command said. The Rewards for Justice programme was established in 1984 to offer money for information that could help protect national security.…
From the white cliffs of Dover to the lochs of Scotland, Great Britain has so much to offer tourists. Yet for many travellers, the only place they see is London. While the UK capital is fantastic, tourists are missing out by not venturing beyond the M25 – and the regions are failing to benefit from the economic benefits that come from additional visitors, too. Tourist board VisitBritain is tasked with encouraging people to do just that, and one of its major campaigns is “Starring GREAT Britain”, which highlights the real-life destinations featured in movies and TV shows shot there. Launched…
US military carried out what it said were limited new airstrikes in southern Iran on Friday night, further raising fears across the Middle East and among Gulf states sparked by the possible resumption of an all-out war, but Qatar and the US insisted that the negotiations for a diplomatic settlement are continuing. US President Donald Trump told the media on Friday evening that a “minor” military action targeted Iranian air defence systems on Qeshm Island. “They built a little bit of an anti-aircraft device and we knocked it out in about 15 minutes, maybe five,” Trump said. Trump insisted that…
After three years as vice president, Pedro Alliana suddenly found himself catapulted to Paraguay’s presidency on Friday following the impeachment of ousted leader Santiago Peña. Alliana, a former national team basketball player who would go on to lead the Colorado Party, takes office amid a political and financial crisis in the South American nation that was sparked by the collapse of Ueno Bank this week, which froze the savings of half of the country’s adult population. After taking office, the 52-year-old vowed to tackle the situation before his term ends in August 2028. It comes as Peña has been placed…
An archipelago of more than 7,000 islands in Southeast Asia, the Philippines offers everything from coastline and tropical rainforests to volcanic peaks. Speaking to Euronews Travel at World Travel Market in London, Marga Nograles, COO at Tourism Promotions Board Philippines, described the country as tropical, and one that welcomes visitors in every season. There is an “authentic experience for every traveller” at any time of the year, Nograles said. “From December to May, we have whale watching activities, which can be done in four destinations around the Philippines. Around that time also, we [have] perfect island hopping experiences, [for travellers]…
Published on 7 November 2026 – 10:22 GMT+1 The US Secret Service arrested a man near the White House on Thursday evening who “threatened to kill President Donald Trump,” according to a statement from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Officers spotted the man “acting suspicious in his car” as he was parked on Constitution Avenue in Washington and approached him, at which point he is said to have told them he had “heard voices in his head” telling him to kill Trump. “The officers then discovered that the vehicle had been reported stolen, and the suspect admitted to having…
Cybersecurity researchers say they detected hackers probing internet-connected refrigeration systems across Europe in the days before a wave of cyberattacks and incidents disrupted supermarkets and blood banks, with evidence suggesting it may have been part of a coordinated operation. Refrigeration systems in supermarkets across nine European countries as well as several blood banks in France were attacked on 2 and 3 November. Hackers exploited weak cybersecurity and vulnerabilities in manufacturer Danfoss’s AK-SM refrigeration system manager to put fridges and freezers on defrost settings, in some cases temperatures were set as high 50 degrees Celsius. The incidents forced many grocery stores…
Published on 7 November 2026 – 9:33 GMT+1•Updated 9:36 Early results in New Zealand’s general election show a neck-and-neck race between the country’s two main parties following a campaign that centred on the cost of living and the economy. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and his National Party-led right-wing coalition are hoping to secure a second term as they face off against main challenger Chris Hipkins of the Labour Party. With polls closed and the vote count underway, the outcome is too close to call. Labour is edging ahead on 29.71% of votes to the National’s 29.41% at the time of…
Unless you’re an actual frequent flyer, you probably don’t pay much attention to loyalty programmes. And why would you? You might assume that if you’re not constantly racking up air miles, it’s not worth your time. That’s where you’d be wrong, because it takes very little effort to set yourself up in a way that will earn you points in your sleep, all of which puts money back in your pocket the next time you go to book a flight. Here’s everything you need to know about the main frequent-flyer programmes in Europe. Back to basics: Why should I join…