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France, Greece and Portugal are among several countries reportedly taking action on British holiday homes. This follows a statement from the Spanish Prime Minister that non-resident citizens from countries outside the European Union, including the UK, will face significant tax bills if they wish to purchase property in Spain.
After much speculation, the performers for Donald Trump’s inauguration on Monday 20 January have been announced.
Lectures and classes at the Netherland’s Eindhoven University of Technology are still cancelled after hackers were able to breach the university’s networks over the weekend.
After several weeks of chopping and changing, Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim has seemingly settled on his preferred back three.
Households across the country could be owed up to £50 due to the recent wave of cold weather conditions. Households claiming specific benefits receive additional funds during periods of cold weather to help cover heating bills. The Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) operates its Cold Weather Payment scheme annually from November to March.
Novak Djokovic and Aryna Sabalenka will step up their bids for tennis history at the Australian Open on Wednesday, where Carlos Alcaraz, Coco Gauff and Naomi Osaka will also be in second-round action. With new coach Andy Murray in his corner, Djokovic is in pursuit of an 11th Melbourne title and record 25th Grand Slam singles crown. Sabalenka is hunting down a rare hat-trick of consecutive Australian Open wins, a feat last achieved 26 years ago by Martina Hingis and only matched by four other women in history.
Europe's "holiday from history is now over," Finnish President Alexander Stubb told Euronews on Tuesday.
They weren't there last year, but they will be this year.