800 ancient artefacts moved to Cairo for Grand Egyptian Museum
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The war on drugs along the Mekong river in Southeast Asia's Golden Triangle
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London's new Night Tube staff are getting unionised before 24-hour service launches
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Sony World Photography Awards 2016: The best pictures from 60 countries
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UK holidaymakers face misery as Eurostar train managers back strike action in 'victimisation' row
RMT Union says it has been in 'intensive and positive discussions' with Eurostar bosses.
Marriott takeover of Starwood threatened by $13bn counter bid from group led by China's Anbang Insurance
The group includes PE firms Primavera Capital Group of China and J C Flowers & Co of US.
London's long-awaited Night Tube service will launch in August 2016 on two lines
Aslef source told IBTimes UK the weekend service will initially roll-out on the Victoria and Jubilee lines.
British Airways, Norwegian, Cathay Pacific, WestJet and Thomson will serve Gatwick's 20 extra routes
Flyers to get access to destinations across Canada, US, Hong Kong, Peru, Cuba and Costa Rica.
Holiday escapes: From dancing in St Moritz to yoga in Croatia, detox destinations to escape to now
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China's National People's Congress: The shadowy world of Chinese politics
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Iditarod 2016: Mushers and dogs embark on 975mile sled race through frozen Alaska
Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race 2016 features 85 mushers and teams each made up of 16 dogs
Maha Shivaratri: Devotees celebrate the god Shiva in one of the most important Hindu festivals
Shiva is celebrated on the 13th night and the 14th days of the Hindu calendar month of Phalgun. In 2016 it was celebrated on 7 March
Moscow Metro: Step back in time in the world's most beautiful underground railway stations
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Night Tube: Drivers' union Aslef backs London Underground deal after RMT members vote in favour
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Rolls-Royce to help develop US military drone that combines the best of aeroplanes and helicopters
It is working with Honeywell and Aurora Flight Sciences to develop the 'Lightning Strike'.
Josef Schulz's photos of disused border posts: Reminder of Europe's past – and a warning about its future
Josef Schulz, a Polish-born photographer based in Germany, travelled around Europe to document disused border posts and checkpoints.
EasyJet, Virgin Atlantic rank low while British Airways is top UK carrier says AirHelp study
Qatar Airways, KLM-Royal Dutch, Air Baltic, Air France and Lufthansa German, among the top 5 airlines.
World Wildlife Day 2016: Top tips on becoming an eco-tourist in Earth's most beautiful spots
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America's most toxic place: Inside a real-life ghost town, surrounded by mountains of hazardous waste
Inside the abandoned Oklahoma mining town of Picher, described as the 'most toxic place in America'.
Missing Flight MH370: Two years in photos of the search for answers to aviation's biggest mystery
The reason behind the plane's disappearance remains unconfirmed.
Night Tube deal agreed: RMT union members overwhelmingly back London Underground offer
Union says 84% of its members on the network voted in favour of a new pay and work conditions offer.
EasyJet founder Sir Stelios calls for dismissal of Fastjet CEO Ed Winter
African airline's co-founder is citing a financial crisis caused by the budget carrier's failure to cut costs.
UN confident of Egypt's tourism industry bouncing back
If tourism recovers, Egypt will recover, says UN.
Vietnam waterfall deaths: Guide blames British tourists for their own deaths
Three Britons died on Friday when they fell into a treacherous whirlpool near the popular Datanla falls in Vietnam
British Airways angers parents by putting an end to its 'Unaccompanied Minor' service
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London City Airport bought by Kuwait Investment Authority, Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan and 3 others
The sale price was £2bn, a value which Willie Walsh of British Airways had called a 'foolish price'.
Flying Scotsman: World famous steam locomotive makes glorious return
Rail enthusiasts have lined the tracks from London to York to see the glorious return of the Flying Scotsman.
Smithsonian Photo Contest 2016 finalists: Vote for the best wildlife, travel and people pictures
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Thomas Cook investors oppose its remuneration report at the annual general meeting
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