All news by author: Milo Boyd

The British Travel Awards 2024 take place later this year and you can already cast your votes for your favourites - and you could win a free holiday in the process

Nick Barton told the Mirror that the Department of Transport had partially left Birmingham Airport in the dark on Friday when it announced the high-tech scanners could not be used to allow passengers to travel with two litre bottles in their hand luggage as planned

OK! Beauty Box is a monthly beauty box subscription that's becoming a hit with anyone who's obsessed with make-up, haircare and skincare - here's why you'll want it on your radar

Frustrated Birmingham Airport passengers faced long waits again this morning, June 10, to get into the terminal - with pictures shared of customers left standing outside in the rain

Platform Mallorca Platja Tour - Majorcan Beach Tour in Catalan - started their campaign last Saturday at south coast Sa Rapita Beach, and now the group is turning its attention to Calo des Moro on Majorca's south-east coast

The theme park said the ongoing shortage of specialist parts has made the maintenance "increasingly challenging for these rides", adding that the safety of visitors is its priority

A serial cheater has revealed he loves 'having his cake and eating is' as he wants to explore all of his fantasies before getting 'ugly' and 'old' - he goes to great lengths to live his double life

Three easyJet aircraft will be based at the Essex and six new routes will be introduced, from what is the company's tenth airline base, with destinations including Pisa, Gran Canaria, Dalaman and Antalya, Marrakech as well as Enfidha in Tunisia

Lake Lucerne in Switzerland is a very pretty body of water in the middle of a landlocked country, but that hasn't stopped it from being named one of the world's 'golden beaches' by Beach Atlas

Officials in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole in Dorset on the Jurassic Coast have voted to start charging tourists who stay overnight in certain hotels per night

Rising property prices have been blamed on the spread of Airbnbs and other holiday lets in the Greek capital Athens, where residents have long complained of over-sized flocks of tourists blocking the streets and causing excess noise

Torrevieja, which sits on Spain's east coast in Alicante, just down from Benidorm and across from capital Madrid, is a Costa Blanca town which has come in for some criticism

Sleepover killer Damien Bendall has allegedly attacked a fellow prisoner with a claw hammer while in Frankland Prison, leaving the other man fighting for his life

Italian-born Carlo Giannini, 34, was found dead in a Sheffield park on May 12, 2022, having lost his life to a stab wound, with South Yorkshire Police now launching a new appeal

After pilots turned a pay offer down in a ballot, representatives for Balpa union and easyJet bosses were forced back to the negotiating table to try and hash out an agreement

Analyst Annie Jacobsen, author of the newly-released book Nuclear War: A Scenario, has revealed the number of war heads owned by nuclear nations including the UK, US and Russia

A Devon and Cornwall Police officers are on the hunt for a suspect after the force was called to a suspected robbery on Plymouth this afternoon this afternoon.

San Sebastián, or Donostia as it is also known, is a resort town on the Bay of Biscay in Spain’s mountainous Basque region, and has now been judged Brits' favourite Spanish coastal town

Puerto Banús in Marbella is the kind of glitzy coastal town loved by the rich and famous, but it has been panned by British holidaymakers who can't stand how 'tacky' and 'expensive' it feels

The airline Jet2 has issued a warning to passengers not to head to the airport as flights to the Greek island of Skiathos have been cancelled due to adverse weather conditions

Many dashcam users are also benefiting from cheaper insurance since some providers offer lower premiums for motorists who have the recorded devices fitted, but using them comes with a risk

The Norton Disney dodecahedron is a copper alloy, hollow, 12-sided object that seems to hail back to the third or fourth century, and is confounding experts trying to work out its purpose

Topping the pile of the UK entries this year is not a peaceful Scottish sweep of sand, a craggy Pembrokeshire spot or a picture-perfect stretch on the English Riviera, but Brighton Beach

Dreamland in Margate, Kent may not be as famous as Alton Towers, Thorpe Park or Legoland, but it has been providing thrills since the 1880s and is a great day out

Dr Verena Meraldi is chief scientist at HX, a Norwegian cruise liner which sails from the bottom of Argentina, across the huge waves of Drake Passage to Antarctica