Brits risk £230 fine as popular holiday destination bans wheelie suitcases

Police believe two 'high-risk' missing schoolgirls may be in Manchester.

demanding the FDA investigate.The energy drink has a whopping 200 mg of caffeine per 12 ounce can — an 8.4 ounce can of Red Bull has 80 mg. Schumer said: “Buyer and parents beware, because it’s a serious health concern for the kids it so feverishly targets.”Temple was shocked when the other kids made a big deal out of her son’s prized beverage.“It made him seem cool,” she told The Post.

Holly Willoughby has left This Morning for a two-month holiday after a short goodbye message at the end of the show last week. The presenter, who used to appear alongside Phillip Schofield on the daytime TV show, usually takes an extended break over the summer each year.

Julia Fox is looking back on her past before her rise to fame.

EXCLUSIVE: Neon has acquired distribution rights to Ferrari, the Michael Mann-directed epic film starring Adam Driver and Penélope Cruz.

EasyJet has cancelled 1,700 flights for the summer - affecting tens of thousands of holidaymakers.

school facilities law, which was signed into law by Republican Gov. Brad Little in March and took effect beginning on July 1, requires all public and charter schools serving students in grades K-12 prohibit transgender students from accessing multi-user restrooms and other facilities that do not match their assigned sex at birth. Beginning in 2016, various schools throughout the state adopted policies allowing transgender students to use facilities matching their gender identity, meaning that some students who previously used restrooms or locker rooms matching their gender identity, without incident, will now be barred from the very same facilities they used the previous school year.The family of the seventh-grader and the student association argue in their lawsuit that the school facilities law discriminates against transgender students on the basis of gender identity and violates their right to privacy.

A Scottish health board has been fined fined £235,000 after a patient took his own life while in their care.

Holidaymakers have been warned that parts of Spain will face 'extreme' temperatures over the next few days.

A terminally ill pensioner says she's been hounded by a parking company and debt collector for the last two months despite her fine being cancelled.

Rangers are shaping up for a waiting game as their move for Jose Cifuentes is put on temporary hold.

As people count down the days till they jet off somewhere nice and hot, the preparation is real for planning to relax by a pool and do nothing for a while.

Khloe Kardashian‘s Good American line keeps growing!

Coronation Street legend Chris Gascoyne who plays the iconic Peter Barlow in the soap has landed a new role away from the show. Chris has been on the cobbles for 23 years, but he is swapping the street for the theatre in his new job this Christmas.

It's summer holiday season, and with it comes plenty of packing. Whether you love pre-planning vacation looks or hate having to think ahead and consider what to bring, one thing we can all probably agree on is the fact that we never seem to have enough room in our suitcases to fit everything we might need.

Paul Finebaum, an ESPN contributor for a decade, is weighing in on the layoffs that saw about 20 on-air personalities exit the sports network.

Meta launched Threads this week which is their response to Twitter and in many ways both platforms want to host digital town squares. However, Instagram boss Adam Mosseri is clearing things up and saying that the social network will not push topics about politics and hard news.

Popular Korean singer Lee Sang Eun was found dead on July 6 shortly before a performance, according to police reports.

Helen Skelton told 'you're not on Strictly now' as fans make same holiday observation

law, which was approved by the Republican-dominated legislature and signed by Gov. Bill Lee earlier this year.A federal judge subsequently issued an injunction blocking the state from taking any adverse action against doctors who recommend non-surgical gender-affirming treatments, on the grounds that the plaintiffs in the case were likely to succeed in proving their claim that the law is unconstitutional and should be overturned.The plaintiffs have argued that the Tennessee law runs counter to federal laws prohibiting discrimination in health care and violates both the rights of trans minors and the rights of their parents to make whatever medical decisions they believe to be in their children’s best interests.But in a July 8 decision, the 6th U.S.

Christine McGuinness says she and her ex-husband Paddy 'smashed it' as they both showed the reality of their first day of summer with their three children off school. The former couple, who still live together in Cheshire, both took to social media after they completed day one of the eight-week holidays.

Varosha was once a beautiful seaside town that was bustling with tourists - including famous faces - but now, it has become an abandoned ghost town. The locals of the Cypriot town have remained furious with the conflict that turned the town into a frozen-in-time village, reports the Mirror.

The Foreign Office has issued two new travel warnings for British holidaymakers heading to Spain during the summer holidays. Millions head to Spain from the UK each year to enjoy some sun, sea and relaxation, reports the Mirror.

A boom in cheap package holidays since the 1960s could be linked to a rise in a serious skin cancer diagnosed in older adults, a charity has said.

As the summer holiday season gets underway, many British tourists will be flying abroad for some sun, sea and relaxation.

Mama June Shannon won’t be coming around Lauryn “Pumpkin” Efird’s home anytime soon – not if Joshua Efird has anything to say about it!

Almost 3000 fines were handed out to drivers in Glasgow who breached the city's Low Emission Zones (LEZ) in the first month of enforcement.

Get ready for some major FOMO right now!

The Messenger.While Finkbeiner’s ruling is not binding, the commission must consider her findings before issuing a final decision.Chaudhry told The Messenger she hopes the ruling will ensure other businesses aren’t allowed to discriminate against anyone, and implied her complaint may have broader implications, especially for members of the transgender community, who may experience discrimination in public accommodations.“The implication is if [New Orleans House is] allowed to discriminate against any genders they don’t want coming in there, then any other place of public accommodations can do the same thing,” she said.New Orleans House says it allows anyone to stay at the resort, but restricts access to the “clothing-optional” parts of the facility.Russell Cormican, the attorney for New Orleans House, criticized the judge’s ruling, claiming Finkbeiner “totally sidestepped” what Cormican believes is the most important issue at play: the privacy rights of New Orleans House guests who have deliberately sought out a male-only, clothing-optional facility and wish not to be in a state of undress around non-males.“There’s areas of the hotel that are set aside for men to be nude,” Cormican said.

Budget-friendly travel doesn't necessarily mean you can't venture far. Holidaymakers tend to opt for European destinations for a cheap getaway - but if you fancy exploring somewhere further afield, you don't always have to spend thousands of pounds on flights.

A cinema in Wigan has closed its doors after its chain collapsed into administration. Empire Cinemas today announced it had entered administration with six of its cinemas, including the branch on Robin Park Road near the DW Stadium, ceasing trading today and being closed with immediate effect.

Jack Grealish looked to be having the time of his life in Ibiza as he enjoys some time off following a string of football wins.The Man City player, 27, was seen enjoying some time in the sunshine alongside his bodyguard and pals as he took a break on the Spanish island. The footballer kept things cool in a black and gold patterned Gucci shirt with matching shorts which he paired with a pair of Calvin Klein boxers.

K.J. Yossman A report has laid bare the challenges faced by Elstree Film Studios, best known as the home of the original “Star Wars” films. The studio, which is owned and operated by Hertsmere Council, requires a cash injection of £150-200 million (up to $255 million) to “replace life expired buildings and ensure its competitiveness beyond the 21st century.” Last summer, during the replacement of some studio doors, asbestos was found in three soundstages as well as other buildings, which required remediation work. During that work, the contractor reported that some of the roof structures and walls were in a “dangerous” state, with some concrete beams dating back to the 1960s and ‘80s having already snapped.

Kirkbean Primary said some emotional farewells before the school holidays.

Warner Bros. is speaking out and defending their upcoming movie, Barbie, following it getting banned in Vietnam.

Disney has announced the dates and schedule for what it terms “the Biggest Disney Fan Event of the year,” Destination D23, which will take place from Friday, September 8 through Sunday, September 10, at Disney’s Contemporary Resort at the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando.