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Travel leaders gather in Cancún for World Travel Awards Latin America Gala Ceremony 2025
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Cancún is making its final preparations to host the World Travel Awards Latin America Gala Ceremony 2025 on 27 September. Travel and tourism leaders from across Central and South America are gathering in México’s tourism jewel to discover who has been voted the industry’s finest.
- Iran faces reintroduction of nuclear sanctions
Read more on post. Deep sanctions on Iran over its nuclear programme look set to go into force once again, even as a UN watchdog confirmed inspections of its atomic sites had resumed. Russia failed in an effort with China yesterday to delay the reimposition of the measures on Iran, with Russia raising the prospect… Read more: Iran faces reintroduction of nuclear sanctions - Guinea Supreme Court confirms vote to change constitutionRead more on post. Guinea’s Supreme Court confirmed the result of a referendum to approve a new constitution in the junta-ruled country, saying it was backed by an overwhelming majority of voters. The final tallies – 89.38% in favour and 10.62% against – confirmed the provisional vote results announced on Tuesday evening. Opposition parties had… Read more: Guinea Supreme Court confirms vote to change constitution
- Dating app sex assault victim urges others to seek immediate helpRead more on post. Just now ShareSave Kevin SharkeyBBC News NI ShareSave Getty Images A student who was sexually assaulted after meeting a man on a dating app has appealed to other survivors to seek immediate help to ensure there’s a record of the abuse. The woman, who was 20 at the time, was attacked… Read more: Dating app sex assault victim urges others to seek immediate help
- King Charles to meet Pope Leo on rearranged Vatican visitRead more on post. King Charles III and Queen Camilla will meet Pope Leo XIV as part of a state visit to the Vatican in October. A previous official visit to the Vatican was postponed earlier this year because of the poor health of the pontiff’s predecessor, Pope Francis. The King and Queen paid a… Read more: King Charles to meet Pope Leo on rearranged Vatican visit
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- UN sanctions against Iran to resume over banned nuclear activityRead full article on post. 15 minutes ago ShareSave Lyse DoucetChief international correspondent, New York and Raffi Berg ShareSave EPA The United Nations’ sweeping economic and military sanctions look set to be reimposed on Iran a decade after they were lifted in a landmark international deal over its nuclear programme. It comes after the UK,… Read more: UN sanctions against Iran to resume over banned nuclear activity
- Elon Musk and Prince Andrew named in new Epstein filesThis post was originally published on this site. Billionaire Elon Musk and Prince Andrew are named in new files released by Congressional Democrats that relate to the late convicted sex offender and financier Jeffrey Epstein. The files turned over to the House Oversight Committee by the Jeffrey Epstein Estate appear to show that Musk had… Read more: Elon Musk and Prince Andrew named in new Epstein files
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- Why Scheffler is facing unwanted Woods comparisonRead the full article on post. Jonathan Jurejko BBC Sport golf news reporter at Bethpage 26 September 2025 Updated 4 hours ago The comparisons have been inescapable. Scottie Scheffler’s dominance at the top of the men’s game – insurmountable as the world number one, ruthless wins at the majors and cleaning up on the PGA… Read more: Why Scheffler is facing unwanted Woods comparison
- Saturday foursomes announced: McIlroy to partner Fleetwood again as Donald sticks with formulaThis post was originally published on this site. Gavin Cooney reports from Bethpage Black, New York EUROPE CAPTAIN LUKE Donald has stuck with the personnel that delivered Europe their Friday foursomes rout for the second morning of competition. Europe’s 3-1 win in the opening session helped set up a 5.5 to 2.5 lead at the… Read more: Saturday foursomes announced: McIlroy to partner Fleetwood again as Donald sticks with formula
- Euope stand tall after a day of drama, Trump antics, and grim crowd abuseThis post was originally published on this site. Gavin Cooney THIS WAS ANOTHER Ryder Cup day that ended with an epic duel between Rory McIlroy and Patrick Cantlay in the evening gloaming, and like in Rome two years ago, it ended with a European chokehold on this competition. McIlroy and Cantlay jousted alongside Shane Lowry… Read more: Euope stand tall after a day of drama, Trump antics, and grim crowd abuse
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Read the full article on post. - Leigh beat Wakefield to set up Wigan semi-finalRead the full article on post. To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. This video can not be played Chris Harby BBC Sport England 26 September 2025 56 Comments Betfred Super League play-off eliminator Leigh (18) 26 Tries: Brand, Liu, Charnley, Tuitavake Goals: O’Brien 5 Wakefield (0) 10 Tries: Myers,… Read more: Leigh beat Wakefield to set up Wigan semi-final
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- Travel leaders gather in Cancún for World Travel Awards Latin America Gala Ceremony 2025This post was originally published on this site.Cancún is making its final preparations to host the World Travel Awards Latin America Gala Ceremony 2025 on 27 September. Travel and tourism leaders from across Central and South America are gathering in México’s tourism jewel to discover who has been voted the industry’s finest.
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- Behind the scenes with Marian Keyes on the set of The Walsh Sisters: ‘They’re exactly as I imagined them’Read more on post. It’s April, and the cherry blossoms around the suburban homes of Terenure, in Dublin, are in full bloom. Marian Keyes is sitting in a cosy chair, with her feet up on a stool, in a garden shed. This is not just any garden shed. The sign on the door reads The… Read more: Behind the scenes with Marian Keyes on the set of The Walsh Sisters: ‘They’re exactly as I imagined them’
- Slow Horses, the very British hit about misfit spies, is back and its budget is showingRead more on post. It’s the spy-themed show about “losers, misfits and boozers” that revels in ineptitude, celebrates shabbiness and lingers on hapless, disillusioned cast-offs. Coincidentally, lots of journalists adore it. The irony is that Slow Horses triumphs where many other television series now fail, in that it returns before time can wipe its existence… Read more: Slow Horses, the very British hit about misfit spies, is back and its budget is showing
- Karla Chubb of Sprints: ‘If I was a guy, would we be playing way bigger shows, selling more records?’Read more on post. The world may be burning, but at least there’s a good soundtrack to watch the ship go down to. That was partly the idea behind just-released All That Is Over, the second album by Sprints. Having established themselves as one of the finest Irish rock bands of their generation with Letter… Read more: Karla Chubb of Sprints: ‘If I was a guy, would we be playing way bigger shows, selling more records?’
- Elizabeth Gilbert’s new memoir is fascinating on what comes after the happy endingRead more on post. All the Way to the River: Love, Loss and Liberation Author: Elizabeth Gilbert ISBN-13: 978-1526654564 Publisher: Bloomsbury Guideline Price: £22 In the wake of her 2006 memoir Eat Pray Love, the American author Elizabeth Gilbert has cemented her position as an inspiration throughout the world. Written in the wake of her… Read more: Elizabeth Gilbert’s new memoir is fascinating on what comes after the happy ending
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