Secondary school students could have staggered return to classroom in January

Secondary schools in England could see a phased return to classrooms in January, after discussions were held over getting pupils back safely.

Focus: Breaking Travel News Interview: Martin Raich, vice president, the Kiroro, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

As the Kiroro, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, Hokkaido, walks away with a prestigious prize at the World Ski Awards, Breaking Travel News catches up with the vice president, Martin Raich, to find out more ...

Wetherspoon boss blames ‘flawed’ COVID fatality advice for lockdown hit

The boss of pub chain J D Wetherspoon has blamed "flawed" scientific advice on coronavirus fatality rates for renewed curbs on the hospitality sector.

Russia did not put Trump in the White House, Putin tells annual news conference

Vladimir Putin has told his annual news conference that Russia did not help Donald Trump get elected in 2016, and he hopes that Joe Biden will help thaw relations between the two countries.

‘Ghost boat’ carrying £61m of cocaine washes up on remote islands

A boat carrying 649kg of cocaine worth an estimated $80m (£61m) has washed up in the Marshall Islands.

Almost all Tier 3 areas to remain the same with top restrictions widened for the South East

Almost all Tier 3 areas will remain at their current level of restrictions - but a wider area of east and southeast England will move up to the most severe measures, Matt Hancock has...

Bank of England warns post-lockdown restrictions to weigh on recovery

The Bank of England has warned that tougher restrictions than it envisaged to get a grip on coronavirus will weigh on the UK's economic recovery next year.

News: Jamaica Tourist Board sales teams back on the road

The Professional Travel Agents of North America held a “cruise night” themed event at the Westin Baltimore Washington Airport, which was sponsored by Cruise Maryland.