World Cup Travel Fallout: Scotland First Minister John Swinney says he’s contacted US officials after some Tartan Army fans had ESTA permits revoked at the last minute, urging help so supporters don’t miss the opener in Boston. Northern Ireland Unrest: A Sudanese man, Hadi Alodid, has been named after appearing in court over a Belfast knife attack that left the victim with a lost left eye; the case sparked anti-immigration riots with homes and vehicles set alight. EU Border Delays: Frontex warns the new EES system may not “stabilise” for 1–2 years, with queues potentially lasting hours for Britons heading to hotspots like Spain and Italy. Spain Entry Rules: From late 2026, UK travellers to Spain and the Schengen area will need ETIAS authorisation, with strict passport validity and re-application rules. Airline Booking Push: Vueling launches an “all-in-one” Vueling Holidays platform bundling flights, hotels, car hire, insurance and experiences. Travel Industry Support: St Kitts renews its UK travel-agent discount programme, offering reduced hotel rates plus on-island benefits. UK Travel Disruption: East of England Ambulance Service plans to stop sending every patient to hospital by default, aiming for faster, more local care. Heritage & Leisure: Vintage Trains announces a Birmingham–Liverpool steam trip with discounted tickets to The Beatles Story.