London St Pancras: Last News

Christmas holiday travels were thrown into chaos for thousands of people on Thursday, as train services across the Channel came to a halt because of an unexpected strike in France.

Eurostar services from London have been cancelled due to a flooded tunnel underneath the River Thames.

Train services across the country will be impacted by another wave of industrial action.

Strictly host Claudia ­Winkleman’s love affair with Scotland continues – with the presenter declaring she’d love to get married in Glasgow Central.

holidays without shelling out a small fortune are in luck as Eurostar have released £39 tickets to or from Amsterdam.The Dutch capital is known for many different things depending on the type of trip you’re planning including areas of great historical and cultural importance such as the Anne Frank House and the Van Gogh Museum.But, for those looking for a rowdier trip there’s also the red light district, legal cannabis cafes and plenty of beer.No matter your holiday purpose everyone from families to stag dos can take a trip on the cheap thanks to Eurostar’s raft of new deals.And, if Amsterdam isn’t up your street you can also head to Brussels, Paris, Lille or Rotterdam from London St Pancras International for the new cheap prices.That means families can head to the Louvre, Moulin Rouge or Disneyland Paris or history lovers can explore the Grande Place and Palais des Beaux-Arts in Lille.Anyone looking for a scenic heaven should journey to Brussels to check out the stunning architecture as well as the beer and chocolate of course.The cheaper tickets are available for holidays from June 14 all the way to September 11.And, you don’t need to worry about packing everything you need into a backpack as the luggage allowance is is generous.You can take up to two pieces of luggage per person which are up to 85cm long plus an item of hand luggage that has no weight limit.And, if you’re unsure whether you’d rather travel in Standard or Standard Premier you can swap your ticket with no added exchange fee so long as you do so at least seven days before departure.You should ensure that you read all terms and conditions before buying to make sure they suit your needs as some Covid rules are still in place for Brits.For example, The

Thousands of Brits have brought their trips to France forward as a travel ban on UK holidaymakers is set to come into force from 11pm tonight.

Nottingham to London St Pancras: £44.50Acona to Split: £42.76 Save this one for the long daylight hours of early summer – you’ll board at 7.45pm in the port town of Acona on the Adriatic Coast. Be sure to make a stop at the domed Cathedral of San Ciriaco at the top of Guasco Hill, which dominates the skyline and offers views out to sea.

Pancake Day to us food-loving Brits.Traditionally celebrated the day before Lent begins, the big day involves copious amounts of tasty pancakes, lemon, sugar and golden syrup.Thankfully, this is one festivity which we can enjoy during lockdown.And, it’s not just those of us at home who had some fun yesterday…Railway workers took it upon themselves to change the name of the London St Pancras train station to “London St Pancake” on the overhead signs.Could a joke get any more British? Do you love the joke or think the sign shouldn't be changed? Tell us in the comments... The funny prank actually happens every year on Pancake Day and gives stressed commuters a chuckle when they head to or from work.A social media user took to the Reddit

Thousands of anxious Brits have been left stranded at Heathrow Airport as swathes of countries closed their borders to the UK amid concerns over the new coronavirus strain.

John Lewis has confirmed plans to axe eight stores, including its flagship Birmingham and Watford branches, after announcing they were at risk last month.