Supporters can use several different travel routes to get down to London for the Carabao Cup final as Liverpool prepare to ...

Dates are an important part of Ramadan, and are traditionally one of the first things eaten when breaking fast at sunset. And ...

Snow and ice warning as 100mph winds cause travel chaos and leave one million without power - The first Storm Eowyn-related death has been recorded in Ireland after a tree fell on a man’s car ...

more than 1,000 flights to, from and within the UK and Ireland were grounded because of the storm on Friday. The worst-affected airports were Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dublin, Belfast International and ...

Newcastle Airport and Liverpool Airport have been cancelled • Some flights from Manchester Airport have also been cancelled, as well as to and from Dublin Airport • All CalMac ferry services ...

More than 1,000 flights scheduled to/from the UK and Ireland on Friday were cancelled, with airports in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Belfast and Dublin warning of significant disruption. ScotRail suspended all ...

Record breaking 114mph winds cause ‘unprecedented’ damage as hundreds of flights cancelled - Millions of mobile phone users got an emergency alert as people in Scotland and Northern Ireland warned to ...

The windy conditions are causing travel chaos across the country with airlines cancelling flights, ferries not ... 7.30am Ryanair flight FR 435 to Dublin (cancelled) 7.40 Ryanair flight to Shannon ...

In England, Network Rail has closed the West Coast main line north of Preston and the East Coast main line north of Newcastle ... A dozen Dublin flights have also been grounded.

Scores of flights from Cardiff, Bristol, Glasgow, Edinburgh and Dublin airports have been cancelled ... Northern Ireland and Ireland cancelled and to Newcastle. Glasgow and Edinburgh airports ...

More than 300 flights have been ... 9.50 Aer Lingus flight EI155 to Dublin * 10.00 Aer Lingus flight EI381 to Shannon *10.10 British Airways flight BA1326 to Newcastle-upon-Tyne *10.55 British ...

There was severe disruption at airports, with some 1,124 flights cancelled, affecting around 150,000 passengers, according to aviation analytics firm Cirium said. Dublin, Edinburgh, Heathrow and ...