Boris Johnson says not to go but some travel firms are refusing refunds for those destinations.
The charity Oxfam says the millions spent on superyachts could instead vaccinate entire countries.
Travellers who booked ahead for 2021 or had holidays moved are finding they cannot claim money back.
The move by the government will mean witnesses could be compelled to give evidence and hand over documents.
Labour accuse the government of a "sell-out" amid reports of a Cabinet rift over free trade deal.
The cross-Channel rail operator has been fighting for survival during the pandemic as demand slumped.
Group promoting disability inclusion in business says firms should target disabled people's spending.
The world's largest retailer says it is getting more optimistic as US sales grow faster than expected.
The jobs market is showing "early signs of recovery" as unemployment rate falls, official figures show.
The deal would give the e-commerce giant's streaming service a vast library of content.
New German laws mean the regulator can take faster action to prohibit any anti-competitive behaviour.
The study looked at approximately 1,000 factories that make the raw materials for single-use products.
A surge in demand at ice cream van windows has led to a shortage of the crumbly chocolate treats.
Microsoft has said that it investigated Mr Gates' attempt in 2000 "to initiate an intimate relationship".
Despite UK hospitality venues trading more freely, fewer people have been visiting shops than last week.
The deal will see Harry Potter-maker Warner Bros. and Discovery take on Netflix, Disney+ and Amazon.
Holidaymakers from England, Scotland and Wales are now able to jet off for some early summer sun.
Leisure travel from England, Scotland and Wales, to a select number of countries, is now allowed.
Europe's largest budget carrier says pent-up demand has sparked a surge in booking.
NewNew aims to connect artists with their fans who can vote on aspects of their work and daily life.
Huawei defends its links with British universities, says it admires UK innovation
Staff reminisce about the Mansfield branch of Debenhams, which closed this week, after five decades.
Concrete accounts for 8% of carbon dioxide emissions, but some firms are hoping to cut that down.
The world's richest man will reportedly set sail next month on one of the largest superyachts ever built.
With the pandemic shutting down Hollywood over the past year, actors have been starting companies.
At 170m long, "Florence" is the largest ever tunnelling machine to be used on a UK rail project.
The Arthur Beale store, which sells specialist marine supplies, says the pandemic has forced its closure.
Tourist operators consider a more sustainable approach to their industry as travellers start to return.
Windfarm CEO Sarah Merrick says being involved in all areas of her business has paid dividends.
In the UK more than two million people experience furniture poverty yet it’s rarely spoken about.
Powerful magnets are bringing abundant, pollution-free electricity a step closer.
The president is hailing his economic progress since he came to office. We look at some of his claims.
How technology has helped emergency responders save lives during the pandemic.
Lockdown spurred many people to invent new products, but how did they get to market?
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