Why Britons might not be protected by their holiday travel insurance – even if it’s valid
HOLIDAYS often spark a host of travel admin by Britons before they even step foot on a plane. Yet, even for those who buy travel insurance, they could discover they are not as protected or well-covered as they think, according to a new report by Staysure. Daily Express :: Travel Feed
‘Peace must be protected’ New Brexit report reveals depth of Irish border panic
A NEW Brexit report has revealed the extent of the Irish border panic, with peace on the island and any hardening of the partition inextricably linked. Daily Express :: World Feed
Brexit: Could your EHIC card be invalid post-2019? How your health may not be protected
BREXIT – which will happen on March 29 next year – has left a few things in the travel industry up in the air regarding UK rights, with one behind the European Health Insurance Card . Could Britons be left without free urgent health care in Europe? Daily Express :: Travel Feed
Doing THIS could prevent ANAL cancer: Men could be protected from deadly disease
ANAL cancer and penile cancer – two cancers which be caused by HPV – could be prevented now males are being offered a vaccine. Daily Express :: Health Feed
COLD CALL CRACKDOWN: Pensioners and dementia sufferers to be protected from nuisance calls
PENSIONERS are to get protection from nuisance callers in a new scheme designed to help dementia sufferers launched by the Prime Minister. Daily Express :: News Feed
iPhone users need to do THIS to keep their Apple smartphone protected against HACKERS
APPLE has rolled-out a new version of iOS 10 for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch owners which fixes a number of crucial security flaws that could let hackers take control of your device, thanks to flaws in the kernel, Wi-Fi, and Safari app. Daily Express :: Tech Feed
USB killer 2.0: Only Macbook Pro and Air protected from new weaponised circuit destroyer?
MACBOOK PRO and MACBOOK AIR owners may be some of the only consumers able to stop their computers being taken down by the USB Killer 2.0. Daily Express :: Tech Feed