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1 week ago | msn.com | Sophie Roberts |Milo Boyd |Joshua Whorms

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1 week ago | the-express.com | Samantha Mallac |Sophie Roberts |Milo Boyd

Budget airline Ryanair appears to have taken a swipe at a couple who complained about being separated on one of their flights. The Irish travel company - who are renowned for their tongue-in-cheek social media presence - took to Facebook to subtly mock the situation, sparking a mixed reaction from the public. The disagreement arose when a couple booked a flight with Ryanair. Scott McCormick and his girlfriend Helena Boshwick, both 33, decided not to reserve seats in an attempt to save money.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Lynn Love |Milo Boyd

Locals say huge rats are common in the town and will run from shop to shop. Locals were left horrified after rats the size of cats were filmed running around a Spanish beach which is popular with British tourists. Onlookers squealed in disbelief as the huge rodents were spotted scurrying along the sand on a beach in Fuengirola, south west of Malaga, earlier this week.

1 week ago | mirror.co.uk | Milo Boyd

Monza, Italy’s Grand Prix home since 1949, offers year-round F1-fuelled attractions at a fraction of the cost. The capital of the Province of Monza and Brianza is about 15km from Milan. Italian glamour, local history and cheap drinks are all part of the charm in the home of Ferrari. Whether you’re a long-term F1 fan, are inspired by next week’s F1 film premier, or just have an appreciation of Charles Leclerc, Monza is a good summer holiday spot for racing and non-racing fans alike.

1 week ago | mirror.co.uk | Milo Boyd

Nueva Tabarca is the smallest inhabited island in Spain and sits off the coast of Alicante. It has become increasingly popular with locals, who descend on the tiny strip of land in huge numbersEach day, thousands of tourists descend on a tiny Spanish island that is creaking under the strain.