Snapchat parent Snap Inc. has reached a settlement during a trial over claims brought by two teenagers who say the company designed the platform to be addictive, causing their depression, anxiety and eating disorders, attorneys for the plaintiffs said on Monday.

Grocery stores from Sweden to Portugal were hit Monday by a suspected cyberattack on their freezer systems, in what the EU denounced as a deliberate attempt to disrupt the bloc's food chain. Supermarkets in Belgium, Estonia, Finland, Ireland, Luxembourg and the Netherlands were among at least eight countries affected in the incident, which came three weeks after a cyberattack caused mass disruption in French grocery stores. Food retailers were forced to throw out produce that had spoiled or was at risk of spoiling after refrigerator temperatures soared overnight. FRANCE 24's Dave Keating reports from Brussels.

A person in Washington state has died from complications of the bird flu, the first such U.S. death in a year.

The Ontario Medical Association says problems with accessing specialist care have led to Ontarians turning to hospital emergency departments instead.

Following Gwendoline Cazenave’s departure, incoming CEO Christophe Fanichet leads Eurostar into a competitive era, expanding routes alongside Deutsche Bahn while bracing for incoming rivals Virgin and Trenitalia. The post Eurostar Names New Chief Executive as Channel Tunnel Competition Looms appeared first on Business Traveller.

From spine-chilling presences in your hotel room to ghouls wandering the corridors - haunted hotels in the UK lift the lid on their ghostly residents.

This winter, visitors will have a new reason to dive beneath the surface in Saint Lucia. Below Saint Lucia, a new underwater dive park at Anse La Verdure on the island’s southwest coast, will bring together art, culture, history and marine conservation through an immersive collection of underwater sculptures inspired by Saint Lucia’s people, heritage and national identity. Developed by DeepBlueSea, the Anse La Verdure site is the first phase of a three-part underwater sculpture park concept for divers, with future locations planned for snorkelers too, including Anse Ferre in Ciceron.

Visit Wales will use WTM London 2026 to preview how Cymru (Wales) will harness one of the most powerful moments in world sport: the first Tour de France stage to be held in Wales. On Sunday 4 July 2027, Stage 3 and the climax of the Grand Départ will race 223kms from Y Trallwng (Welshpool) to Caerdydd (Cardiff). On the UKinbound Pavilion at WTM, Visit Wales will announce how its 2027 marketing campaign will celebrate the experiences visitors can enjoy while cycling in Wales - turning global attention on the race into practical inspiration for bookable itineraries, touring programmes and memorable client experiences.

Rwanda marked the 21st edition of Kwita Izina with the ground-breaking of the Smart Green Village, part of the Volcanoes Community Resilience Project and Rwanda’s long-term vision for the restoration and expansion of Volcanoes National Park. The initiative is designed to ensure communities surrounding Rwanda’s national parks benefit directly from conservation and tourism-driven growth. The wider programme includes plans to expand Volcanoes National Park by approximately 3,740 hectares and establish around 6,620 hectares of buffer zones, creating additional habitat for Rwanda’s growing mountain gorilla population. The project is expected to improve livelihoods for more than 17,000 people across approximately 3,400 households while reducing human-wildlife conflict by 80 per cent. Rwanda also celebrated 21 years of Kwita Izina in 2026, with 22 baby mountain gorillas named during the annual conservation ceremony. Read the Rwanda Development Board announcement.