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- Aug 25, 2026
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Your legal rights if bad weather cancels your flight (opens the original)
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Holidaymakers hit by flight cancellations or lengthy delays could be entitled to refunds, replacement flights, food and accommodation – and in some cases compensation worth up to £520. With wet and unsettled weather expected, travellers are being reminded of their rights if poor conditions cause disruption at the airport. Citizens Advice has issued guidance setting out what passengers can demand from airlines when flights are delayed or cancelled. Once a delay reaches the relevant threshold, the
Motability update on new Apple features (opens the original)
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Apple is preparing to roll out a series of accessibility upgrades that could make a significant difference to the way millions of people use their phones, tablets and computers. Features include the ability to control compatible powered wheelchairs using eye movements, ask an iPhone questions about what its camera can see and automatically generate subtitles for videos. The changes are highlighted in a guide from the Motability Foundation, which looks at Apple's latest accessibility developments
Wasp sting allergy alert as nurse explains signs of serious reaction (opens the original)
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Searches for "wasp sting reaction" have surged by 86 per cent over the past three months as a nurse urges the public to recognise the symptoms of a severe bee or wasp sting allergy. Approximately 2.1 million people across the UK suffer from an allergy to wasp or bee stings, Benenden Health reports. For people allergic to insect venom, what appears to be a minor sting can escalate into a severe and potentially fatal reaction within moments. Kelly Fisher, Health and Wellbeing Nurse at Benenden Hea
The DVLA rule every driver born before 1956 needs to know about (opens the original)
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Older drivers have been put on notice that they risk losing their right to drive if they fail to act. The number of motorists born before 1956 who are still taking to the roads has been on the rise. The DVLA has now issued a reminder that drivers must renew their licence every three years once they hit 70. Reaching that milestone doesn't mean hanging up the car keys for good, but their standard driving entitlement does expire - and they must renew it, confirming they still meet the required visi
Travellers between these ages given warning over 'real risks' (opens the original)
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August has become the most popular month of the year for 18 to 24-year-olds to head abroad for a summer getaway, with nearly half of Brits in this age group making or considering bookings this month, according to research. However, many will also be travelling without their parents for the first time, and travel bosses have warned they might not realise what they are signing up for. Research commissioned by ABTA, the travel industry's trade body, found that more young people are making plans to
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