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Bangkok cat cafe accused of animal cruelty

The owner of a cat cafe in Bang Khen district of Bangkok has been accused of animal cruelty after a video shared online showed him hitting the cats and throwing one against a wall.

Bangkok Post

Trans people ‘increasingly heading abroad’ for gender surgery due to ‘horrific’ NHS waiting lists

Freya Firewood travelled to Bangkok to undergo surgery, but has suffered complications that have left her struggling to walk

The Independent UK

10 Photos of Joshua Kershaw: Brit Who Went Missing in Thailand, Found Dead After 9-Day Search

The family of Joshua Kershaw, a 21-year-old British tourist, confirmed his death after a nine-day search in Thailand, as loved ones now face the difficult process of bringing him home.

International Business Times UK

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Joshua Kershaw's Family Faces 'Unimaginable Nightmare' as They Try To Bring His Dead Body Home From Thailand

Joshua Kershaw's family is seeking help to bring his dead body home to the UK. What caused his death?

International Business Times UK

Construction firm Italian-Thai Development is under fire after consecutive crane collapses

Italian-Thai Development, No. 174 on the Southeast Asia 500, is also linked to last year's collapse of a partially-built skyscraper in Bangkok.

Fortune

Knife-wielding woman threatens people in Bangkok’s Sukhumvit area

A woman was seen in two videos threatening and attacking people with a knife in Sukhumvit area of Bangkok.

Bangkok Post

London named as 'the best food city in the world', ahead of Rome, Paris and Bangkok

Paris came in fifth

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Two dead in Bangkok after another construction crane collapses in Thailand

Latest accident intensifies scrutiny of safety standards of country’s major infrastructure projects

The Independent UK

Thailand suffers another construction accident just day after rail tragedy that killed 32

The construction project, an extension of the Rama 2 Road expressway has become notorious in recent years for construction accidents

The Independent UK

Crane Crushes Bangkok-Ubon Train, Killing 29 in Thailand Rail Disaster

A construction crane working on a China-backed high-speed rail project collapsed onto a passenger train in northeast Thailand, killing 29 and injuring 80.

International Business Times UK

At least 31 killed as crane collapses onto train in Thailand ‘slicing it in half’

Train travelling from Bangkok derails and catches fire with 195 passengers on board

The Independent UK

Thailand: At least 29 killed as crane falls onto train from Bangkok with scores more injured

Police say there are more bodies ‍in the wreckage yet to be retrieved

Evening Standard

Moving train hits collapsed crane, 22 killed

A Bangkok-Ubon Ratchathani train collided with a collapsed construction crane in Nakhon Ratchasima, killing 22 passengers and injuring 55 others.

Bangkok Post

What to do in Thailand: the concierges’ top picks

From Phuket to Bangkok and everywhere in between, the guest services staff at Hilton’s Thai hotels make it their mission to provide top travel tips. Here, they share their secrets with the world

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What to eat in Thailand: top chefs share their must-try dishes

Thai food is as varied and vibrant as the country itself, from haute hotel restaurant cuisine to everyday family fare

The Guardian - UK

Bangkok or Singapore: which megacity should be next on your travel list?

Both the Thai capital and the island city-state encapsulate Asian urban ambition, providing bucket-list worthy experiences for travellers

The Guardian - UK

What to eat in Singapore, Tokyo, Sydney and Bangkok: from fusion food to culture-defining dishes

Influences from across Asia meet in the woks and pots of these four cities, where even the hawkers can become recognised by Michelin

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5 Visa Free Countries Indians Can Travel to in 2026

For Indian travellers planning an international holiday in 2026, visa procedures often become the biggest roadblock. Lengthy paperwork, appointment delays, and uncertainty around approvals can make overseas travel stressful. However, several destinations continue to offer visa-free or simplified entry for Indian passport holders, making them ideal for easy and spontaneous…

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Evening Standard

My Michelin-starred food odyssey through Bangkok

Douglas Blyde on how to eat, sleep and swoon in Thailand’s capital

The Guardian - UK

One city, four holidays: discover Bangkok’s most interesting neighbourhoods

A city as large and vibrant as Thailand’s capital cannot be neatly summed up. But, these iconic areas each offer something unique to curious travellers

The Guardian - UK

From the capital to the coast: how to do Bangkok and Koh Samui in style

Thailand pulls in many long-term visitors because there is simply so much to do. But for time-strapped travellers, the essentials of an unforgettable trip can be found in two iconic places

The Guardian - UK

Pattaya v Hua Hin: which Thailand beach escape is for you?

Whether you fancy a bustling beach vibe or a quiet coastal retreat, you’re guaranteed glorious sand and sea wherever you end up

The Guardian - UK

Phuket to Bangkok: how to visit Thailand’s shining stars on a budget

Between cheap and cheerful and luxury spend, mid-range hotels still pack a punch in Thailand, while giving you all the access you need to the country’s splendour

Bangkok Post

Rude photographers under fire at Wat Arun

Local photographers at Wat Arun in Bangkok have been accused of rudely shooing visitors away so they can take photos of their paying customers, many wearing rented Thai costumes.

Euronews

From Lisbon to Uzbekistan: The micro-retirement destinations drawing Gen Z travellers

Micro-retirements are emerging as the new travel solution for cash-conscious Gen Zers and millennials who don’t want to wait until traditional retirement age to experience the world.

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