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Lufthansa bans power banks on flights

Lufthansa becomes the first European airline to ban power banks in cabins. New rules start today, affecting 10 airlines in its group. Essential medical devices are exempt.

The Science Behind Airlines' Blue Seat Obsession

Discover the surprising psychological and practical reasons why airlines like Ryanair and British Airways overwhelmingly choose blue for cabin seats. Learn how colour science aims to calm flyers.

Direct UK flights to Cancun return after six years

Virgin Atlantic has relaunched direct flights from London Heathrow to Cancun, Mexico, for the winter season. The route offers a 11-hour escape to sun, beaches, and Mayan culture three times weekly.

Inside Emirates' £3.7bn A380 Cabin Upgrade

Exclusive review of Emirates' new Premium Economy and Business Class cabins, part of a $5bn fleet retrofit. Discover the luxury details, service, and where to fly from the UK.

Gatwick flight delayed after 'dead passenger' boards

Passengers on an easyJet flight from Malaga to Gatwick were left shocked after a family allegedly boarded with a deceased elderly relative, causing a 12-hour delay. Read the full investigation.

Unions: Don't Weaken Safety Rules for Growth

UK trade unions warn the government against diluting health and safety regulations to boost growth, citing risks to worker safety and a potential race to the bottom. Read the full story.

US waives $11m Southwest fine for 2022 holiday chaos

The US government has waived an $11m fine for Southwest Airlines as part of a $140m settlement over its 2022 holiday travel meltdown that stranded over 2 million passengers. Read the full details.

Ofcom fines porn firm £1m over child safety failures

Ofcom issues a £1m fine to a pornography company for weak age checks. As threats like deepfakes and AI chatbots grow, experts demand faster action to protect children online. Read the full analysis.

High PFAS Levels Found in European Cereal Products

A new study finds concerning levels of persistent PFAS chemicals in popular cereal products across Europe, raising health alarms. Discover the findings and what they mean for consumers.

NSW to halve e-bike power after fatal collision

New South Wales announces strict new e-bike regulations, halving power and speed limits, following a rider's death in a collision with a garbage truck. Read the full details.

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