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More Than 90,000 Machu Picchu Tickets Open Up, Giving Travelers a New Chance to Visit Before 2026 Year-End

Peru ended Machu Picchu's advance-reservation system, unlocking 90,000+ tickets for late 2026 via a new direct-purchase rule at tuboleto.cultura.pe.

Latin Times · Oct 8

Majority of sextortion cases involve boys as cases double in a year

‘Sextortion’ is when predators persuade young people to share indecent images of themselves, and use them for blackmail

The Independent UK · Oct 8

BT rescues TalkTalk from collapse amid worries over national security threat

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy intervened on Monday, invoking a Public Interest Intervention Notice and ordering a speedy CMA probe.

Evening Standard · Oct 5

Lisa Nandy to meet TikTok amid ‘epidemic’ of dangerous behaviour on social media

The Culture Secretary paid tribute to two police officers who died in a collision with a car being driven the wrong way along a dual carriageway.

Evening Standard · Sep 3

What Andy Burnham means for the arts

Beyond the rapid turnover of prime ministers in recent years (seven in the last 15 years), there’s been an even higher churn in other roles, notably that of culture secretary – 12 in the same period, and 18 since the post was first introduced in 1997. Of these, Andy Burnham…

The Conversation · Aug 10

Betting industry welcomes Lisa Nandy's stay as Culture Secretary

The Betting and Gaming Council hope to raise standards and tackle illegal gambling in partnership with DCMS chair Nandy

Evening Standard · Jul 29

Who has Andy Burnham picked to be in his Cabinet?

Here, the Press Association looks at the appointments to Andy Burnham’s Cabinet so far.

The Independent UK · Jul 20

Burnham to set out cost-of-living support and chair first Cabinet meeting as PM

The new premier promised to provide early ‘breathing space’ for households struggling with the cost of living as he stood on the steps of No 10.

Evening Standard · Jul 20

BBC slammed for 'patronising' license fee advert during World Cup final

AN advertisement shown by the BBC during the World Cup final has been slammed as critics posting online have labelled it as self-aggrandising while…

The National (Scotland) · Jul 20

Why the UK Government Is Investing £12.5 Million in Ed Sheeran's Music Project

A £12.5M initiative, inspired by Ed Sheeran, will transform England's libraries into vibrant creative spaces with recording studios, workshops, and performance venues to nurture young talent across communities.

International Business Times UK · Jul 16