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Woman Born and Raised in North London Denied Entry to the UK After Holiday—New Rule Forces Her to Prove Her Citizenship

A north London woman has been denied re-entry to the UK following a 25 February 2026 rule change for dual nationals. Learn about the new Certificate of Entitlement requirements and how to avoid being barred from your return flight.

International Business Times UK

World Press Photo 2026: Fires, conflict and migration mark prestigious annual award

A total of 42 incredible photographers have been chosen to vye for the overall 2026 World Press Photo Award. The longlist of regional winners portrays everything from the fires in Galicia to the protests in Madagascar. The photo of the year will be announced on 23 April in Amsterdam.

Euronews

Need a city break? Eurostar sale offers £35 trips from London to Paris, Amsterdam and more

Eurostar has launched a five-day flash sale with one-way fares from just £35 to some of Europe’s most popular city break destinations

Evening Standard

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Digital detox: Offline club events in Netherlands offer screen-free social connection

Participants in Amsterdam and Utrecht join “offline club” events, handing in their phones to spend time on creative activities and in-person interaction.

Euronews

'Maybe there's also an anarchist component to biking' - meet the man cycling against borders, from Amsterdam to Japan

Seb is travelling to Japan by bike along some of the world's most dangerous borders

Cycling Weekly

Your next iPhone case could be made from lab-grown T-Rex leather thanks to ‘world first’ technology — but experts say otherwise

VML is unveiling the world's first T-Rex leather product in Amsterdam, marking the beginning of a manufacturing revolution.

TechRadar

Congratulations! Amsterdam celebrates 25 years since the world's first same-sex weddings

Amsterdam anniversary bells have been ringing throughout the city as the Dutch capital has been marking the 25th anniversary of the world's first gay marriages.

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Amsterdam celebrates 25 years since the world's first same-sex weddings

Amsterdam is marking 25 years since the world's first gay marriages were celebrated in the Netherlands

The Independent UK

What David Beckham really thinks about son’s music career

Sir David Beckham has expressed immense pride in his 21-year-old son Cruz's burgeoning music career. Cruz Beckham, following in his mother Victoria Beckham's footsteps, is the frontman of the band Cruz Beckham And The Breakers. The band has released an album and is currently completing the final leg of their…

The Independent UK

Live classical music sessions are helping students in Amsterdam focus during exam season

Organised by the Concertgebouw's youth association, the sessions aim to help students concentrate while introducing younger audiences to classical music.

Euronews

A soothing study session: Students cram in Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw as musicians play

Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw turns its famous main hall into a quiet study space, with live classical music playing as students work

The Independent UK

Watch: New €10 Amsterdam–Berlin train service by Govolta takes off

A new low-cost rail service linking Amsterdam and Berlin was launched on 19 March as GoVolta’s first train departed from Amsterdam Centraal.

Euronews

Travelling with young kids? These are Europe’s easiest city breaks for families

Denmark’s capital Copenhagen was the highest ranked city in a new ‘family breaks index’ with Berlin, Barcelona, Florence and Amsterdam rounding up the top five.

Euronews

‘Deliberate attack’: explosion damages Jewish school in Amsterdam

Mayor condemns ‘cowardly act’ on south side of city that caused limited damage and no reported injuries

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Euronews

Explosion damages Jewish school in Amsterdam with no injuries reported, mayor says

Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema denounced the explosion at the school in Amsterdam on Saturday as a "cowardly act of aggression" targeted at the Jewish community.

The Times of India

Explosion damages Jewish school in Amsterdam; mayor calls it targeted attack

An explosion rocked a Jewish school in Amsterdam, with the mayor suspecting a targeted attack on the community. This follows a similar incident at a Rotterdam synagogue, where arson is suspected. Authorities detained teenagers near another synagogue. An Islamist group has claimed responsibility for both Dutch incidents and a prior…

The Independent UK

A singing circle at Amsterdam's Concertgebouw offers support for people with dementia

A singing circle at Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw helps people with dementia and other brain conditions connect through music

The Independent UK

Abandoned UK airport could reopen after 12 years

The last flight left for Amsterdam in 2014

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Times Pets

Top 5 Pet-Friendly Travel Destinations; Here’s All You Need To Know

Traveling with pets has gained popularity over the years, especially as people have come to see their pets as part of their families. Rather than leaving their pets behind, people have chosen to take their pets along on their trips. Fortunately, there are many destinations all over the world that…

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Teo's 'tough love' takes Tawha from scaffold to Broncos

Late blooming enforcer Aublix Tawha admits it is "crazy" he is now a Brisbane Bronco after a career that has taken him from Amsterdam to Yass to chase a dream.

Euronews

Iran war: UAE starts exceptional flights for stranded passengers

The first flights from the UAE took off just before 3 pm local time on Monday 2 March.

The Independent UK

New Amadeus River Cruises sailing includes Andre Rieu concert

The “King of the Waltz” will perform with his Johann Strauss orchestra

Radio France Internationale

South African photographer Jo Ractliffe captures imprints of violence

South African photographer Jo Ractliffe's black-and-white images reveal the residues left by apartheid, regional conflict, population displacement and the aftermath of violence. RFI met her in Paris, where a new exhibition draws together work from the past four decades.

The Independent UK

Six European wonders that boast seasonal spectacles perfect for a weeklong getaway

Some of Europe’s most eye-catching wonders come and go. To avoid missing out, here’s our guide to when and where to see them

The Times of India

Why the Netherlands is building homes on water: A global climate solution no one expected

The Netherlands has always lived with water. A large part of the country is lower than sea level. Rivers, canals, and coastlines affect how people live every day. The Dutch have been building dikes, dams, and drainage systems to protect their land for hundreds of years. But in the last…

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