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Opposition MPs say a person is “more likely to be struck by lightning three times” than to be the victim of voter fraud Labor accused Boris Johnson of attempting to “choose voters” through a planned voter identification law, calling it a “paywall to the ballot box”. MPs debate controversial plans …

When you dare to dream big, you join the ranks of frequent travelers. Kanika Tekriwal’s actual story illustrates this point like nothing else. Nine years ago, a 24-year-old girl, Kanika, who had just survived cancer, ventured into the Indian aviation industry without owning a single plane. His plan was to …

Japan is a country that masters the art of the capsule hotel. If you don’t mind sharing a basic shower, toilet, and standing room with other travelers, you can usually find a place to stay on the cheap. These hostels also offer a chance to meet and socialize with other …

Afghans were once synonymous with cutting edge fashion, writes Professor Tim Bonyhady. The launch in London of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Group in May 1967 was a musical and fashion landmark. While the clothes worn by the Four Beatles surprised journalists and disc jockeys, John Lennon stole the show. …

When I was 17 there were a lot of things I didn’t know. I didn’t know how to burn in the sun or how to use euros; I had never swam in the ocean. I was part of a big family and we were poor. Because my parents didn’t have …

Traveling is almost compulsory for all students in schools and universities. They can broaden their horizons, meet new people, learn new things and also learn new skills. Deciding for themselves is another benefit that travel can bring. However, traveling is generally expensive. Well, cheap travel is more than possible for …

David Barron, owner of City Hostel on Gower Street in downtown St. John’s. The hostel will open its doors on August 15th. Paul Daly / The Globe and Mail Behind the clapboards at 8 Gower St. in St. John’s, Inn owner David Barron is busy preparing his first visitors since …

Moments after the final whistle, PR Sreejesh took a moment of calm to himself. Perched in the upper left corner of the crossbar, the Indian keeper sucked his fingers in disbelief and examined the blue turf below. His teammates were hugging and crying and a few exhausted Germans were lying …

The 1980s might have seemed like a fun decade, but there are plenty of weird concepts to answer for: mullet, leg warmers, and packets of processed “French onion soup” mix. As a first generation Australian kid who grew up in the ’80s, I spent a lot of time at children’s …

Now, international travel requires a doctorate in chaos theory (not to mention a loan to pay for PCR tests) – and with every hotel, hostel, B&B, chalet and broom closet in Britain booked solidly – restaurateurs are finding that they have no choice but to submit to one of the …