A travel advisory has been issued for one of Mexico's most popular vacation spots. Cancun is now on the U.S. State Department's radar after Uber officially became legal in the state.
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He said on X that he also visited a paratroopers' medical platoon and examined the construction of fortifications: "Every effort must be made in this regard." Twenty-five months into Moscow's full-scale invasion, Ukraine is on the back foot, and Russian troops are inching forward. Kyiv scaled up its efforts to build effective defence lines as its officials warned about Russian troops preparing a possible offensive later this spring or in summer.
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Susan Hall is closing the gap on Sadiq Khan as the mayoral race hots up with dramatic shifts in voting intentions in Inner and Outer London, a new poll reveals.The exclusive YouGov survey puts the Tory contender on 27 per cent, up three points from February, and her Labour rival on 46 per cent, down three points.Mr Khan still leads by 19 points but this is down from a 25-point gap in February.Green Party candidate Zoe Garbett is on nine per cent, Liberal Democrat Rob Blackie eight per cent and Reform UK’s Howard Cox six per cent.Election experts expected the polls to narrow around this time as Londoners focus more on the contest itself.
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Israeli media cited foreign reports of an Israeli strike on Iran on Friday in the absence of official public comment, while Iranian television reports played down the attack - many not even mentioning the "Zionist entity", Iran's term for Israel. The Israeli military and foreign ministries declined comment and there were no immediate public statements from senior politicians apart from hardline security minister, Itamar Ben Gvir, who sent out the one word message "Feeble!" on social media platform X. Israeli media cited reports from the New York Times and the Washington Post, which quoted unnamed Israeli officials as confirming Israel was behind the attack, but did not report official confirmation of their own.
A measure of calm was returning after Israel's retaliatory strike on Iran spooked the market and spurred a rush to safe havens such as gold.
A charity said Rishi Sunak’s proposals feel like ‘a full-on assault on disabled people’.
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As the threat of war across the world continues to increase, with Israel launching a retaliatory strike against Iran this week, senior Tories and leading defence chiefs have called for the Government to ramp up military spending.
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