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Halloween falling on a Saturday in 2026 means plenty of us will be keen to make the most of the spooky holiday, even travelling abroad to celebrate it. Now, a new ranking has revealed the best party places to experience All Hallows’ Eve across the globe. Travel experts at Adventure360 analysed some 113 cities worldwide to uncover where travellers can find the biggest Halloween celebrations this year. Each individual city was scored on the number of Halloween events happening between 30 October and 1 November, as well as the size of its nightlife offering and late-night restaurant scene. The safety…

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By&nbspEuronews Published on 16/10/2026 – 14:10 GMT+2 Journalist and writer Joaquim Letria died this Friday at the age of 82. The news was first reported by the newspaper Observador, which cited a source close to the journalist. Joaquim Letria is regarded as one of the leading figures in Portuguese journalism. He was a founder of the weekly newspapers O Jornal and Tal & Qual, and later served as director of news at RTP in the period following the 25 April revolution. Letria was also elected president of the Journalists’ Union. He began his career as a journalist in 1963 at…

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Published on 16/10/2026 – 14:00 GMT+2•Updated 14:09 Croatian leaders have slammed pro-Nazi and anti-Semitic chants by Hajduk Split football fans ahead of their UEFA Conference League match against Ajax, while Israel’s embassy voiced shock. Groups of Hajduk Split fans, known as the Torcida, marched through the coastal town ahead of Thursday’s match chanting: “Crush the Jews”, “Rise up Adolf (Hitler)” and “Let’s go Ustasha”, referring to the country’s World War II pro-Nazi regime, local media reported. Dozens of fans were detained ahead of Thursday’s match for violence. During the match Torcida fans set off flares and other pyrotechnics in the…

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Major tourist destinations like Venice or Barcelona are popular for a reason, but when our love for certain cities is negatively impacting the locals who made it great in the first place, it’s time for a rethink. The world is a big ol’ place, and there are plenty of lesser-known spots crying out for more visitors. Plus, you’ll have a far better time without having to constantly battle crowds. Which is where Time Out’s list of the world’s most underrated travel destinations comes in. Updated annually, the latest ranking has 41 cities and regions on it – and this year’s…

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Published on 16/10/2026 – 11:58 GMT+2 A dinosaur fossil that spent almost a century in the collections of London’s Natural History Museum has been identified as a new species. The skull fragment belonged to Invictibellatrix amberina, a previously unknown carnivorous dinosaur that lived around 120 million years ago. It’s also the first confirmed evidence of a megaraptoran dinosaur in Europe. The fossil was originally discovered at the foot of a cliff on the southwest coast of the Isle of Wight by amateur fossil hunter Reginald Walter Tooley. After his death in 1924, the Natural History Museum acquired more than 1,000…

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Officers also previously interviewed a woman in her 30s under caution in connection with the same investigation. The spokesperson added: “The investigation continues.” Scotland Yard did not name any political party in its statement, and the spokesperson did not confirm which political party its investigation related to. However, three other people with knowledge of the circumstances, all of whom were granted anonymity to discuss an ongoing case, said the investigation relates to a long-running dispute connected to the establishment of Your Party. The left-wing party was co-founded in summer 2025 by the former Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn and the former…

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By&nbspEma Gil Pires&nbsp&&nbspEuronews Published on 16/10/2026 – 13:08 GMT+2 Lisbon Mayor Carlos Moedas announced on Thursday that he intended to suspend the shared e-scooter scheme in the Portuguese capital. In a video posted on his social media, Moedas called the scheme a “disgrace” and said it was “not working.” “This is a disgrace and it is going to stop. The system as it stands is not working. Scooters are being ridden the wrong way down streets, people are behaving dangerously, accidents are on the rise, and scooters are being left abandoned in public spaces,” he said in the video. Moedas…

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By&nbspSerguei Doubine&nbsp&&nbspEuronews Russian Published on 16/10/2026 – 12:18 GMT+2 Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree ordering the compulsory seizure of Russian assets belonging to French flooring manufacturer Tarkett and four other European companies, whose combined annual revenue exceeds 50 billion roubles (€532 million). The assets have been placed under the interim control of a management company called Centre Capital, registered in February 2026. Its chief executive is listed as Marat Mirkhaydarov, former head of the administration of the regional governor of Zabaykalsky, who stood down in 2025 following an injury sustained in Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine. The…

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