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Lucinda Brand to depart Lidl-Trek

The McDonnell Douglas Military Airframes The Pentagon Is Flying Deep Into The 2040s & Beyond

McDonnell Douglas disappeared in 1997. Its military aircraft are still flying—and the Pentagon is spending billions to keep them airborne.

Citi Strata Card Review: A No Annual Fee Citi ThankYou No-Brainer

A deep dive into the no annual fee Citi Strata Card: welcome bonus, bonus categories, point redemptions, and how it pairs with Citi's premium cards.

6 Lebanese restaurants in London for the ultimate Middle Eastern feast

From Mayfair to Marylebone, these are the best spots in town

This Safe European Country With Fairytale Castles, $4 Beers, And Medieval City Centers Is Breaking Tourism Records

Tucked away in the heart of Central Europe, with stunning medieval castles galore, lively beer gardens slinging pocket-change pints, and timeless Old Towns, Czechia has officially emerged as Europe’s…

These 2 Airlines Have The Only Airbus A380 Flights To Canada: See Routes Now

Three more carriers have previously flown their superjumbos to the country.

11 best pumpkin patches near London for the perfect autumn day out

Pumpkin season has finally arrived for autumn – these are the best spots for pumpkin picking around the capital

Tejada and Beloki join Netcompany-Ineos from 2027

After six years with Astana, Colombian climber Harold Tejada has been announced for Netcompany-Ineos from 2027, confirming a long-lasting rumour."Harold is a strong, solid climber with plenty of exper…

Lorena Wiebes wins opening stage of Tour of Chongming Island

Lidl-Trek confirms Ciccone's departure, Il Lombardia his last race

Lidl-Trek has confirmed that Giulio Ciccone will depart the German WorldTeam after his last appearance for them at Il Lombardia this weekend."After eight seasons together, the Team and Giulio Ciccone…

Spin Cycle: A boop on the nose

Demi Vollering finally got us.

Miami Airport Desperately Wants Nonstop Tokyo Flights, May Pay Airline To Fly Route

Miami officials are pushing hard for a nonstop Tokyo flight, even floating revenue guarantees to lure American or Japan Airlines into launching the route.

Regulator seeks views on safeguards for fair rail ticket market

The Office for Road and Rail (ORR) has opened a consultation on its forthcoming Code of Practice for online sales of travel tickets once Great British Railways (GBR) takes over the system.

Regulator seeks views on safeguards for fair rail ticket market

The Office for Road and Rail (ORR) has opened a consultation on its forthcoming Code of Practice for online sales of travel tickets once Great British Railways (GBR) takes over the system.

Delta Air Lines Expects to Absorb $6 Billion Increase in Fuel Costs, Lowers 2026 Profit Outlook

Delta still had a profitable third quarter, even as volatile fuel costs are now forcing it to lower its 2026 forecast. The carrier has already accrued $900 million in profit sharing for 2027.

Accor’s Gulf Hotel Recovery Is A Tale Of Two Markets

Leisure demand is carrying Accor’s resorts while city hotels wait for corporate travel to return.

Sam Welsford heads to Jayco-AlUla after just one year with Ineos

Australian sprinter Sam Welsford has signed a two-year contract with his home WorldTeam Jayco-AlUla, starting in 2027. This marks his second signature in 12 months, and halfway through what was meant…

Use of Disabled Persons Railcards increases 25%

Between April and August the number of persons holding Disabled Persons Railcards increased by 25% over the same period last year.

Use of Disabled Persons Railcards increases 25%

Between April and August the number of persons holding Disabled Persons Railcards increased by 25% over the same period last year.

First look at Virgin Trains’ new cross channel service

Today, a first look at the Alstom-built high-speed trains for Virgin has been released.