Now, CrossCountry has issued a "do not travel" warning for several routes to Bristol and the rest of the South West, adding that the company cannot guarantee that passengers will arrive at their destination.

After a deadly blast near Delhi’s Red Fort killed 13, the US, UK, and Canada updated travel advisories urging tourists to avoid crowded areas and stay alert as India raises security nationwide.

The blast took place on a busy evening when the area was milling with people. The injured were taken to the LNJP Hospital, a few kilometres away.

The Met Office says a change in UK weather is on the way after a cold spell over the weekend, with conditions expected to turn on October 30 as they issue a yellow weather warning

The UK Foreign Office has just issued an urgent warning against all but essential travel to several regions of the country — including popular islands like Koh Chang and Koh Kood, and areas near the Malaysia and Cambodia borders.

A new US State Department alert warns travelers of rising global risks, citing fresh “Do Not Travel” guidance and heightened concerns tied to terrorism and unrest abroad. The latest advisories expand restrictions and update warnings for several nations ...

After the Red Fort explosion in Delhi on Monday, the US and UK issued travel advisories urging citizens to avoid crowded areas, monitor local updates, and follow safety guidelines.

Warnings remain in place for Wednesday and Thursday, particularly for southern Wales and southwest England, where further heavy rain is expected. In southern Wales, widespread rainfall of 15–25mm is likely, with some exposed south-facing hills possibly receiving 30–40mm.

The UK travel advisory warns of security risks near Kashmir and the India-Pakistan border after the Delhi blast.