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International travel confirmed to resume from May 17 Hazel Plush, Emma Beaumont © Provided by The Telegraph Holidays to green list countries such as Portugal are back on the cards - Getty Boris Johnson has confirmed that the ban on non-essential international travel will be lifted from next Monday (May 17), allowing people to go on holidays to ‘green list’ countries. The Prime Minister briefed the nation to announce the next phase of the lifting of Covid-19 lockdown restrictions.  He said that the data shows that the Government’s “four tests” for easing restricti...

LAPD Broke Up Chris Brown's Birthday Party That Had Hundreds of Attendees People 3 hrs ago © Provided by People Tibrina Hobson/Getty A large party at the Los Angeles home of singer Chris Brown was broken up by police early Thursday morning While police did not identify the house as Brown's, when asked for comment by PEOPLE on dispersing Chris Brown's party in the Tarzana neighborhood, they replied that "officers responded to a loud noise call" and "dispersed a large crowd." © Tibrina Hobson/Getty The crowd was compliant, and no arrests were made, according to police Officers responded...

Where to Travel Next: 2021 Hot List CNT Editors © Westend61/Getty This year’s annual Hot List of the best new hotels from around the world is a story of resilience. Despite enormous hardship in the travel industry, exceptional properties have continued to open across the globe (nearly a thousand last year in the U.S. alone). As always with this endeavor, each of the 69 picks on this year’s list was safely vetted by our international network of correspondents.  But as we’ve learned in the past year, everything is connected, which is why we’ve also expanded the scope ...

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Belgian farmer accidentally moves border with France Newshub 2 hrs ago © David Lavaux/Getty The stone was installed in 1819. For the first time since the aftermath of World War II, France has lost some of its territory. But this time, no blood was spilled. A Belgian farmer inadvertently redrew the map when he moved a border stone dating back to the time of Napoleon, BBC News reports. It was on his farm, which straddles the border of the two central European countries, and in the way of his tractor. "I was happy, my town was bigger," David Lavaux, Mayor of the Belgian village of Erquelin...