The best places to visit in 2024 have been named by the travel experts at Lonely Planet – and it’s Mongolia that’s the number one country, followed by India in second place.
Lonely Planet’s newly released Best In Travel 2024 book crowns the top 10 countries, top 10 regions, and top 10 cities to visit next year. Two new categories – the top 10 ‘value’ and top 10 ‘sustainable’ destinations – have also been introduced this year, to mark Lonely
This new book invites you to follow in ‘007’s well-shod footsteps to some of the world’s most heart-stopping and iconic settings’.
James Bond Destinations by Daniel Pembrey, published by Assouline, is lavishly illustrated with 233 images of the stunning filming locations that feature in the James Bond film franchise, based on the novels by Ian Fleming.
More than 100 locations have appeared in Bond films over the past 60 years, including Jamaica in 1962’s Dr No, the Egyptian city
Nach Angaben der Polizei seien nach dem Vorgehen gegen EncroChat seit März 2020 insgesamt 3.722 Jahre lang 426 Menschen eingesperrt worden.
Unter der Leitung der National Crime Agency nutzte die Razzia Daten von der Plattform, um Kriminelle zu identifizieren, Morde aufzuklären und den Drogenhandel zu bekämpfen.
Landesweit wurden mehr als 1.200 Menschen inhaftiert. Commander Paul Brogden, Leiter der Kriminalitätsabteilung am Met, sagte, es sei „die bedeutendste Operation gegen Personen der organisierten Kriminalität in der Geschichte des Met“.
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King Charles joined Queen Camilla at Doncaster races today just hours after he opened a farm in Scotland.
The monarch, 74, put on an animated display as he watched the Betfred St Leger Stakes in South Yorkshire with his wife.
Camilla, 76, opted for a blue suit dress and hat for the day out – while Charles kept it classic in a grey suit.
Hours earlier, Chalres opted the MacRobert Farming and Rural Skills Centre, on the Dumfries House estate
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It’s only a couple of weeks into summer and already I’m annoyed. Tormented by incessant rain and tourists asking for directions to the closest shisha bar — Knightsbridge is not what it is made out to be — I am nostalgic for happier times.
Times when one door closing (at my boys’ school, when they broke up for summer) meant another opening (at the British Airways first or business-class lounge in Terminal 5).
The good days, when my mortgage payment
LONDON — Rishi Sunak’s daughters might be climate-conscious — but they aren’t “eco-zealots,” the British prime minister insisted Wednesday.
Sunak used an LBC radio phone-in to mount a defense of his government’s decision to this week green-light hundreds of new oil and gas licenses in the North Sea, amid a backlash from environmental campaigners warning it flies in the face of a promise to reduce the U.K.’s carbon emissions to net-zero by 2050.
Asked if he is confident he can
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LONDON — For Scotland’s embattled first minister, this might be as good as it gets.
Humza Yousaf has spent much his first few months as leader of the pro-independence Scottish National Party dealing with the fallout from the dramatic arrest of his predecessor Nicola Sturgeon and other senior SNP figures.
And the ongoing police probe into the SNP’s finances is not all Yousaf has on his plate when Scottish
LONDON — An Australian billionaire says he may step back from investing in U.K. green technologies after the government announced new backing for carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology.
Andrew Forrest, an international investor and climate philanthropist, said U.K. government plans to put billions of pounds into CCS meant “putting Britain’s hopes [on] failed technology.”
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak confirmed on Monday that the government would be investing in CCS projects in Northeast Scotland and the Humber.
The government has
LONDON — The U.K. will grant hundreds of new oil and gas licenses for the North Sea as Rishi Sunak’s government continues to lean on fossil fuels as part of its energy strategy.
The U.K. prime minister said on Monday that approving the new licenses would “bolster” energy security and create jobs, as well as build space for carbon capture usage and storage (CCUS) projects — but his plans drew immediate warnings from green groups.
The North Sea Transition Authority
