After October 12 2025, all third-country nationals, including UK citizens, travelling to the Schengen area may need to arrive at the airport much earlier. The EU’s new Entry/Exit System (EES) will change the requirements for travel to the 29 countries comprising the Schengen area. The system is expected to be...
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Do you have hobbies you want to pursue but keep putting off? This one’s for you. Some of the world’s biggest stars are refusing to stick to just one passion. Of course, it helps when you’ve got the time and money of a superstar, but the underlying message is clear:...
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Around 4,000 courses have been discontinued at UK universities over the past year, as financial pressures continue to put a strain on academic budgets. Despite the rise in tuition fees across England and Wales for both home and international students, financial deficit looms ahead for several UK universities in the...
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Carlos Alcaraz defeated Jannik Sinner 6-2,3-6,6-1,6-4 to secure his second U.S. Open championship, and second Grand Slam title of the year. This victory placed Alcaraz atop the ATP rankings with 11540 points, dispatching Sinner from his 65-week reign. At just 22, the Spaniard also became the youngest player ever to...
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Recently, I came across a podcast episode during my research on the use of AI in podcasting. The podcast’s description mentioned that the host had uploaded a sermon they’d preached, and Google’s NotebookLM had generated a podcast episode based on it. Intrigued, I clicked play, and it started like any...
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They say, a picture speaks a thousand words – but does it speak to you like a story does? 15-second stories or carousel posts don’t do justice to the memories and experiences of a travel journey. Photographs of a sunny beach don’t tell you that the wind blew the traveller’s...
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