A dozen women have been detained by Dubai police after posing for a nude photo shoot on a balcony in the center of the city on Sunday afternoon in broad daylight. According to local laws, they are facing six months behind bars.

A video of the women went viral on social media, with one resident of a Dubai tower filming the group from…

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Disturbing video from on board a Spirit Airlines flight out of Florida shows a flight attendant trying to kick a Jewish family off the plane because their toddler wouldn’t put on a mask while eating.

Three short videos that made the rounds on Twitter on Monday show a masked flight attendant talking to the pregnant mother and the father wearing a…

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A Chinese woman who took anti-inflammatory drugs to hide her Covid-19 symptoms on a flight from the US to China last March was sent to prison by a Beijing court for obstructing the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases.

A sentence of one year behind bars and one year’s probation was handed to Li Na back in October, but the verdict was…

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The UK government is considering mandatory hotel quarantines for people returning from overseas, according to reports. Many Brits, however, were not too keen on the idea.

In a report on Friday, the Times – citing an unnamed government source – revealed that the government is considering a mandatory quarantine, which would force returning…

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The Boeing 737 MAX aircraft is set to return to service in Canada following a flight ban of almost two years, which was imposed after crashes that killed hundreds of people, the country’s transport regulator said on Monday.

Transport Canada said in a statement that it will lift the ban on January 20, allowing “for the return to service of…

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A CNN report published details how Venice, Italy has created a disturbing monolithic surveillance grid to track and trace everyone who enters and leaves the city, and claims that this could be the ‘future of tourism’ in a ‘post-COVID world.

The article begins:

They’re watching you, wherever you walk. They know exactly where you pause, when you…

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Indonesia’s transport ministry has announced that a search and rescue investigation is under way after a Sriwijaya Air jet carrying more than 50 people on board lost contact with aviation authorities.

The plane was travelling from Indonesian capital Jakarta to Pontianak in West Kalimantan province and lost contact shortly after taking off…

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Amsterdam’s famous Red Light district may become a thing of the past as one of the junior partners in the Netherlands’ coalition government is calling for paid sex to be banned, despite the government being the worlds biggest pimp for decades, making money from the prostitution in the Netherlands.

The Christian Democratic Appeal (CDA) have…

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Tourists could soon be barred from Amsterdam’s famous cannabis-dealing coffee shops as Mayor Femke Halsema, continues her battle to rid the city of its image as a drug and prostitution haven.

The patronage of coffee shops would be limited to Dutch residents only, according to the plan submitted by Halsema to Amsterdam’s city council on…

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Militants killed at least 70 civilians in coordinated attacks on two villages in Niger, near the border with Mali, Reuters has reported, citing security sources. Jihadist attacks are commonplace in the region.

Local media reported on Saturday that the attacks took place in the villages of Tchombangou and Zaroumdareye. Dozens are feared to have…

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Hypocritical top UK universities take hundreds of thousands flights a year Whilst demanding you and I are grounded, another dose of hypocrisy from the screaming left wing control obsessed universities, “do as I order, not as I do” elitist attitude.

Britain’s top universities have spent tens of millions of pounds on hundreds of thousands of…

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The future of Covid-era budget air travel? Ryanair promotes ‘jab & go’ summer flights.

Ryanair has stirred up social media with an advertisement suggesting that the joy of international travel is just a quick jab away, after the company previously said Covid-19 vaccines would not be required to fly with them.

The website of the Irish low-cost…

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Londoners took PM Boris Johnson’s announcement of a Covid-19 lockdown for the Christmas holiday as their cue to flee London, in doing so, perhaps achieving exactly the opposite of the latest efforts to contain the virus.

“Congratulations Prime Minister and your experts,” Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage quipped on Twitter Saturday. “You have…

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The Dutch government has imposed a ban on commercial flights from the UK to the Netherlands after it reported a first case of the new, fast-spreading Covid-19 strain. The ban will be in effect until at least January.

The travel restrictions will apply to all passenger flights from the UK bound to the Netherlands starting 6:00am Sunday local…

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Revered by pagans, hard-rock bands, and hordes of tourists each year, Stonehenge symbolizes our connection to the Earth—and the heavens. Now this 4,500-year-old monument is at the center of a struggle between preservationists and the gods of modern-day traffic patterns.

Developers want to tunnel under the area to widen and improve a nearby…

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An airline lobbying group has volunteered its service as private-sector enforcer for the Covid vaccine mandates many countries have promised not to enact. Good luck flying – or getting a job, or government benefits – without one.

The CEO of Australian airline Qantas got a less than enthusiastic reaction earlier this week when he suggested all…

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A British man who contracted malaria, dengue fever and Covid-19 while working for a charity in India is now battling to recover from a venomous cobra bite.

After running the gauntlet of the infectious diseases, Ian Jones was bitten by the deadly snake in a village near Jodhpur in western India’s Rajasthan state. While fortunate to survive the…

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After a string of attacks by Islamist killers in recent weeks, France is no closer to solving its terrorism problem than it was in 2015, when Paris endured a night of horror. No one will be surprised when the next outrage happens.

Five years ago tonight, terror stalked the streets of Paris. When it left, 130 people had been slaughtered,…

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Tourists and expats in Oman’s capital Muscat could be thrown in jail for three months and face fines of $780 for wearing clothes that expose their shoulders, knees or chest, under new decency laws.

The new restrictions will apply to both men and women, and tourists and residents of the Gulf state will have to observe them, along with native…

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Police, ambulance, fire service and rescue teams were all called to Loddon staithe at around 1.45am on Sunday following reports that a man was facing difficulty in the water after falling from his boat.

Police have confirmed that although he was rescued and transferred to hospital, he was later pronounced dead.

Inspector Steve Grant said: “We got…

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Life-changing injuries sustained in two incidents involving boat propellers have sparked a plea for people to stay safe while around water.

People have been urged to take extra caution around boat propellers following the incidents this summer, in which people were seriously hurt.

A spokesman from the Norfolk police’s Broads Beat team, which…

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A man has been taken to hospital with serious scalp injuries after hitting his head on a Norfolk Broads National Park bridge whilst guiding his hire boat went under it.

A 66-year-old man was steering his hire boat under the low level Ludham Bridge crossing in Norfolk England,

On approaching the bridge, he ducked his head, but lifted it…

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Having recently flown back to the UK from the Middle East the notion that your safety is the airlines priority takes some believing. Social distancing was enforced entering the airport and temperature checks set up in the entrance areas and generally the 2m distance was adhered too by passengers in the check in line.

But at the departure gate…

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Globally there are 770 million closed-circuit television surveillance cameras in use, according to a recent analysis of the worlds cities under constant surveillance by Comparitech, a website that provides consumers with information about technology.

China unsurprising is home to nine out of the top 10 most surveilled cities and over half (54%)…

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David Miller, from Jersey, USA and 23 year old Hannah Witheridge from Hemsby England was raped before being murdered, both battered bodies were found on a beach on the island of Koh Tao in the Gulf of Thailand, a popular diving destination in 2014.

The accused and convicted murderers Zaw Lin and Wai Phyo, were recently among many convicts in…

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