Adam Aspinall

2 weeks ago | mirror.co.uk | Adam Aspinall

Millions of British holidaymakers could face major disruption this summer, a Spanish protest leader has told The Mirror. It is feared militant groups could block airports, beaches and other popular tourist spots as anti-tourist sentiment reaches fever pitch in Spain. Speaking on condition of anonymity the protest leader, who we call Lucas, warned that protesters could take matters into their own hands if they are ignored any further.

2 weeks ago | mirror.co.uk | Adam Aspinall

Hero veteran John Eskdale, 100, who saw action across the world and survived being sunk by a German torpedo, told young Brits 'I pray you never have to witness a war'The greatest generation has made a clarion call to the next to celebrate VE day next month. It is hoped millions of Brits will take part in street parties across the nation to celebrate the end of World War Two in Europe and a moving letter from a surviving veteran to schoolchildren has captured the reason why.

3 weeks ago | mirror.co.uk | Adam Aspinall

Birmingham bin strike: Rats seen roaming freely as waste piles up in hot weatherRats are roaming freely with an average of 10 rodents spotted per hour on Birmingham streets as rubbish piles grow larger and residents are now losing patience with the striking workersA bin strike is reaching tipping point in Birmingham as residents lose patience with the striking workers and rats are seen roaming the streets freely, The Mirror can reveal.

1 month ago | msn.com | Adam Aspinall

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1 month ago | mirror.co.uk | Adam Aspinall

Anti-tourist protesters are planning a summer of disruption once again as a shocking sign threatening to ‘kill a tourist’ has appeared in Tenerife. Footage of the graffiti being painted was posted online by a group called Islas de Resistencia, which describes itself as “a project to recover the memory of social movements in the Canary Islands”. Spanish party isle Ibiza saw the first signs of hostility last month when access to a popular viewing point was blocked with boulders.