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London Tube Strikes 2026: All June Dates And Lines Affected

London Tube Strikes 2026: All June Dates And Lines Affected

Two new Underground strikes have been planned this June, weeks after previous planned strikes were cancelled. Recently, two National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) Tube strikes set for May 19 and 21 were called off “at the 11th hour”. June 16 and 18 strikes, which had also been set by the RMT, were abandoned too. But now, two other 24-hour blocks are planned for the month. When will the new Tube strikes take place? Tuesday 2 June from 00:01 to 23:59 Thursday 4 June from 00:01 to 23:59. Which lines will be affected? Per Transport for London (TfL)’s site, there isn’t expected to be any service on the: Circle line, Piccadilly line, Metropolitan line between Baker Street and Aldgate, Central line between White City and Liverpool Street While TfL expects other lines to run on these days, they warn that there will probably be “disruptions” across the entire network. They said there could be “limited services before 06:30 on both days,” and that “Customers should complete their journeys before 21:00 on both …

All 19 UK And EU Airports Affected By Ryanair Flight Cuts

All 19 UK And EU Airports Affected By Ryanair Flight Cuts

Though Ryanair has recently launched a range of new routes and bases, including Trapani, Rabat, and Tirana, they’ve cut some flights too. That includes reduced capacity at Athens, Chania, and Heraklion Greek airports, as well as cutting their Thessaloniki base altogether. The Mirror reported that the airline has “slashed” flights in multiple EU and UK airports ahead of their 2026 summer schedule, too. That includes locations like Malaga, Birmingham, and Dublin. All 19 EU and UK airports affected by Ryanair flight cuts Per the Mirror, these include: United Kingdom London Stansted Manchester Ireland Germany Berlin Brandenburg Cologne Bonn Hamburg Italy Portugal Belgium France Poland Hungary Romania Bulgaria Spain Travellers advised to check schedules Passengers flying to or from these destinations are advised to check their bookings before flying to ensure they’re still going ahead. Why are these cuts taking place? The Mirror claimed these are part of an attempt to streamline profits as jet fuel prices soar. Rising costs have led to cancellations and suspensions for airlines like: KLM Air Canada Asiana Airlines Delta Airlines …

Tell us: have you been affected by water supply issues in the south east? | Water

Tell us: have you been affected by water supply issues in the south east? | Water

Thousands of properties in the south east have been affected by water supply issues caused by the warm weather, according to South East Water (SEW). After water outages for hundreds of homes across Kent and Sussex over the last three days during record temperatures, the firm has asked customers to only use water for essential purposes like drinking, washing and cooking. We would like to hear from people who have been affected by water supply disruptions. Do you have any concerns? Share your experience You can tell us your experience using this form. Your responses, which can be anonymous, are secure as the form is encrypted and only the Guardian has access to your contributions. We will only use the data you provide us for the purpose of the feature and we will delete any personal data when we no longer require it for this purpose. For alternative ways to get in touch securely please see our tips guide. How have you been affected by water supply issues? Please include as much detail as possible. …

Spanish airport’s major update with BA and Ryanair affected | UK | News

Spanish airport’s major update with BA and Ryanair affected | UK | News

A major Spanish airport used by millions of passengers each year has made a major announcement after all flights were cancelled for more than a month. Santiago de Compostela Airport shut down on 23 April to allow extensive runway resurfacing works to take place. At the time of the closure, Spanish airport operator Aena issued a statement confirming all air traffic would be suspended during the works. The statement said: “Santiago-Rosalía de Castro Airport will be closed from 23 April to 27 May 2026 for runway resurfacing works. “During this period, the airport will be closed to all traffic, and no takeoffs or landings will take place. “If you have any questions about your flight status, schedule changes, or possible rebooking, we recommend contacting your airline.” Which UK flights were affected by Santiago de Compostela Airport closure? The airport, which will reopen from May 27th, is a popular gateway for British tourists visiting Santiago de Compostela and the wider Galicia region, reports The Sun. Direct UK services operated by Ryanair, Vueling, British Airways and Iberia …

Seng Choon egg farm to move after land-use changes announced for Lim Chu Kang; four other farms affected

Seng Choon egg farm to move after land-use changes announced for Lim Chu Kang; four other farms affected

Bollywood Farms is operating on a site that was originally awarded through a public tender for a 20-year lease that expired in 2021. Following the lease expiry and at Bollywood Farms’ request, the government granted it short-term tenancy extensions on a “goodwill basis to facilitate its transition”. The first extension granted was from Apr 15, 2021, to Dec 31, 2023, and a second extension granted was from Jan 1, 2024, to Dec 31, 2026.  “Such requests for extension are considered carefully on a case-by-case basis, taking into account factors such as land use plans, operational considerations, and the lessee’s transition plans. In this case, the extensions granted were intended to facilitate the farm’s transition,” said SFA. “Bollywood Farm has since requested … a further tenancy extension and we are considering the request carefully.” Affected farms may continue to remain onsite until their tenures expire, after which the land will be returned to the government for consolidation. There will be no early termination of leases, said the authorities. Farms that wish to continue operations can participate …

TfL Tube Strikes, May 2026: Dates And Lines Affected

TfL Tube Strikes, May 2026: Dates And Lines Affected

UPDATE: These strikes have now been cancelled, The National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT), who were striking, have since said. See here for more details, including two new possible strike dates. More Tube strikes are set to take place in London this week (18-24 May 2026), bringing fresh disruption to commuters. Last April, Tube strikes took place as members of The National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) expressed their unhappiness with a compressed work week that they claim Transport for London (TfL) are trying to “impose” on its members. For their part, TfL said the four-day change was completely optional. RMT’s latest strikes are planned in May and June, with the next ones being just days away. These “disruptions” have been planned for weeks. When are the Tube strikes taking place this week? Tuesday, 19 May (midday) until Wednesday, 20 May (midday). Thursday, 21 May (midday) until Friday, 22 May (midday). On its website, TfL said to take those start and end times with a grain of salt. It …

Americans Affected in Ebola Outbreak, C.D.C. Says

Americans Affected in Ebola Outbreak, C.D.C. Says

new video loaded: Americans Affected in Ebola Outbreak, C.D.C. Says transcript Back transcript Americans Affected in Ebola Outbreak, C.D.C. Says An Ebola outbreak in Africa has affected some Americans, according to the C.D.C. There is no vaccine for the species of the deadly virus that has spread in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda. “People are dying. I don’t have medicines. We have some candidate vaccine, some candidate medicine we are pursuing this route. We hope that we can have something in the next coming weeks.” An Ebola outbreak in Africa has affected some Americans, according to the C.D.C. There is no vaccine for the species of the deadly virus that has spread in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda. By Shawn Paik May 18, 2026 Source link

Childminder numbers are falling in England – how have you been affected? | Childcare

Childminder numbers are falling in England – how have you been affected? | Childcare

The number of childminders in England has roughly halved over the past decade, with many citing rising costs, low pay and increasing paperwork as reasons for leaving the profession. Childcare organisations have also warned that upcoming tax changes could push more childminders out of the sector. Campaigners say the decline is making it harder for families to find flexible and affordable childcare, particularly in areas already struggling with shortages. We want to hear from childminders who are considering leaving the profession, as well as parents and carers who have been affected. Are you a childminder thinking about quitting – and if so, why? How have rising costs, funding rates, paperwork or changes to tax rules affected you? Or are you a parent whose childminder has recently left the profession? How has this affected your family, childcare arrangements or ability to work? Share your experience You can share your experience using this form. Your responses, which can be anonymous, are secure as the form is encrypted and only the Guardian has access to your contributions. We …

The Full List Of 12 Affected Ryanair Routes And 700,000 Cancelled Seats

The Full List Of 12 Affected Ryanair Routes And 700,000 Cancelled Seats

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Tell us: have you been affected by the cruise ship hantavirus outbreak? | Hantavirus

Tell us: have you been affected by the cruise ship hantavirus outbreak? | Hantavirus

Twenty Britons from a cruise ship hit by a hantavirus outbreak continue to be offered practical and emotional support as they isolate at a UK hospital. Along with the 20 British nationals, a German who is a UK resident, and a Japanese passenger, were taken to Arrowe Park Hospital on the Wirral on Sunday after the MV Hondius docked in Tenerife. Three passengers who boarded the cruise ship have died. Eight people no longer on the vessel have fallen ill, according to a World Health Organisation (WHO) tally from Friday, of whom six are confirmed to have contracted the virus. The WHO said its goal was to finish the ship’s evacuation, with the exception of 30 crew members remaining on board, by 7pm on Monday [11 May]. If you, a friend or a family member has been affected in any way by the outbreak, we would like to hear from you. Share your experience If you or a friend or family member has been affected, please get in touch by filling in the form or by messaging …