Turkey and Cyprus travel advice to Scottish tourists issued by Foreign OfficeThe Foreign Office has updated its travel advice for both Turkey and Cyprus as the conflict between Iran, the US and Israel continues. On Sunday, the FCDO revised its Turkey travel guidance for individuals planning to enter from Iran. The Foreign Office travel advice for Cyprus was updated this morning (March 2). British nationals in Bahrain, Israel, Kuwait, Palestine, Qatar and United Arab Emirates can register their presence to receive direct updates from the Foreign Office. Make sure to check the Foreign Office advice regularly if you're travelling to or are in the region.

Irish families living in Middle East: ‘We told our eight-year-old these planes were superheroes in the sky, that we were being protected’The Irish Independent spoke to members of the diaspora as missiles continue to be traded across the region after the US and Israel attacked IranVideos from Irish people in the Middle EastSarah O'Mahony, Deirdre Barry and Eavan Murray Today at 06:30Irish citizens in the Middle East have been urged to “shelter in place” by Foreign Affairs Minister Helen McEntee.

Warning of surge in price of petrol, electricity and heating oil following US and Israel’s attacks on Iran‘This is not an abstract geopolitical issue’, expert warnsIran attacks may lead to surge in prices of petrol, electricity and home-heating oilCharlie Weston and Deirdre Barry Today at 15:21Consumers have been warned to brace for a surge in the prices of petrol and diesel, electricity, gas and home-heating oil.

Tourists at a restaurant in Dubai scrambled for cover after a suspected explosion as Iranian attacks continue to rock the Middle East. Qatar has shot down two Iranian fighter jets after it was attacked by Tehran today and forced to shut off its gas production following a drone strike. It comes after Qatar's state-run energy firm said it ceased its liquefied natural gas production following two attacks in Ras Laffan and Mesaieed as the country cuts its ties with Iran. European gas prices increased by almost 50 per cent after Iran attacked production facilities in Qatar - one of the world's biggest exporters. Meanwhile Bahrain has declared it has intercepted 70 missiles and 59 drones launched by Iran as Tehran retaliates against the Gulf states over the US-Israel war.

Post-match, the 26-year-old praised Kenny's efforts, which were rewarded with his first goal for Bolton in the second half of the League One match at St James Park. “Johnny was brilliant all day, just running the channels and making it really difficult for their centre-halves," Dalby told club media. “Then he put one right across the goal for me, and I couldn’t really miss. We are very different types of players, and he does stuff that maybe I’m not the greatest at, and vice versa. Ahead of Wednesday night's showdown against Aberdeen, the SFA has announced that Nick Walsh will take charge of proceedings at Pittodrie.

A blog post, not an analyst note, briefly shook Wall Street last week. Photograph: Angela Weiss/AFP via Getty ImagesA blog post, not an analyst note, briefly shook Wall Street last week. [ As AI anxiety jolts Wall Street, China wonders what all the fuss is aboutOpens in new window ]Additionally, note that Citrini’s founder, James van Geelen, is a former paramedic turned newsletter entrepreneur with no analyst credentials. Goldman Sachs notes 70 per cent of S&P 500 companies mentioned AI on earnings calls, but only two firms quantified its effect on earnings. In this vacuum, scenario-driven narratives can prompt outsized reactions, with investors pricing in uncertainty and acting on stories as much as facts.

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North East town to get its 'first ever' Irish bar as Derby Day opening date confirmedA new Irish bar has confirmed it will open its doors on the very day Newcastle play Sunderland in the Tyne Wear DerbyView Image Kerry O'Shea's will soon open in Whitley Bay (Image: Facebook)While it won't quite be open in time for St Patrick's Day, a North East town's 'first ever' Irish bar will open its doors for another big occasion. ‌Teasing what to expect in an announcement post on Facebook, Kerry O'Shea's owners wrote: 'We’re absolutely buzzing to announce the grand opening of Kerry O’Shea’s Irish Bar! Opening Day: Sunday 22nd March, 10am. It’s Derby Day — and we’re going BIG. After inviting everyone to 'get down early' on opening day to 'join in the craic,' Kerry O'Shea's signed off by adding: 'This is massive.

Iran may pull out of this summer's 'inappropriate' World Cup in America after the 'vicious' US and Israeli bombardments on their nation, the Iranian football federation's president has said. 'But what we can say now is that due to this attack and its viciousness, it is far from our expectations that we can look at the World Cup with hope.' 'We had the finals draw in Washington in which all teams participated, and our focus is on a safe World Cup with all the teams participating. Only coaches and players from the team were set to be granted visa exemptions to enter the country and compete in the tournament, prompting Iran to threaten to boycott the World Cup draw. Trump has also set up a White House World Cup taskforce, the leader of which Andrew Giuliani posted over the weekend that the strikes on Iran are making 'the world a safe place'.

Ian Wright reveals his biggest Arsenal concern in Premier League title race vs Man CityArsenal re-established their five-point lead over Manchester City at the top of the Premier League table by beating Chelsea, but Ian Wright isn't fully convinced about their title chancesView 2 Images Ian Wright was critical of Arsenal's second half (Image: Ben Roberts - Danehouse/Getty Images)Ian Wright has revealed why he's worried about 'jittery' Arsenal in the Premier League title race. Despite Chelsea being reduced to 10 men in the second half, Arsenal still gave up chances and had David Raya to thank for some crucial late saves. It was worrying," the Arsenal legend told Premier League Productions. "We're seeing in the second half of games, you can get at Arsenal," Wright continued. "Chelsea had 10 men there, it would be nice to find out what's happening to Arsenal in the second half.

An international action thriller has been wowing Netflix fans since its release on February 20 - with viewers describing it as 'the best thing in an age'. The film, initially released in French, is now sitting at number six on the UK Netflix charts and stars Lost Bullet's Alban Lenoir and Athena's Gabriel Stenne. ';'Lacking in story but making up for that with some pulse pounding action, this thriller rattles along at a fast pace and doesn't require much thought.' Meanwhile, on X, one viewer shared: 'The orphans is too good on Netflix [sic].' Sharing another recommendation, a second viewer gave the film a 10 out of 10 rating: 'Run away & the orphans on Netflix 10/10 [sic].'

Arne Slot slams state of Premier League in subtle Arsenal dig - 'Not a joy to watch'Reigning Premier League champions Liverpool thumped West Ham 5-2 at Anfield at the weekend with the Reds now adopting a very different tactic under boss Arne SlotView 2 Images Liverpool have been very threatening from set pieces under Arne Slot (Image: Getty Images)Liverpool boss Arne Slot claims that Premier League clubs' reliance on set pieces hurts his ‘football heart’ despite also using the tactic. A number of clubs have become regular scorers from set pieces over the past few seasons. ‌League leaders Arsenal have harnessed the reputation as one of the most dangerous sides in the Premier League from corners and free-kicks and added to that with the weekend’s win against Chelsea. ‌On the change in tactic, Slot said: "First of all, you have to accept it. View 2 Images Arne Slot has given his take on the gorwing influence of set pieces (Image: Getty Images)‌FOLLOW OUR LIVERPOOL FB PAGE!

Division 1A: Galway 2-18 Waterford 0-16A baffling performance. Sunday's coming together of Galway and Waterford was correctly billed as the most important top-flight fixture of the weekend. Scorers for Galway: C Mannion (0-9, 0-5 frees, 0-1 ‘65); A Niland (0-4, 0-1 free); C Molloy, R Glennon (1-0 each); C Daniels, T Monaghan (0-2 each); J Rabbitte (0-1). Scorers for Waterford: Stephen Bennett (0-8, 0-7 frees); J Prendergast, S Walsh (0-2 each); B Nolan (free), I Daly, J Barron, M Kiely (0-1 each). GALWAY: S O’Halloran; J Ryan, C Trayers, K Hanrahan; R Glennon, P Mannion, D Morrissey; C Fahy, C Daniels; T Killeen, C Mannion, A Niland; C Molloy, J Rabbitte, T Monaghan.

22,000 Irish currently in war-stricken Gulf region, Minister saysThere are as many as 22,000 Irish citizens currently in the Gulf region, with hundreds having registered with the Department of Foreign Affairs in recent days, foreign affairs minister Helen McEntee has said. Ms McEntee said she is concerned that any retaliation by the United Arab Emirates could lead to further disruption in the region as many Irish citizens seek routes home, speaking at Government buildings today. "At the moment, it has not been possible to provide evacuation plans for people. Ms McEntee said the Irish government has previously chartered flights itself, which would be the preferred option in such a scenario. She added that she appreciates that many Irish citizens in the region wish to get home, but the current advice remains to shelter in place.

Voya cofounder Mark Walton: 'I had a very modest upbringing, which ... showed me the value of money'Mark Walton is cofounder of Voya. I’ll do some initial research but I don’t necessarily shop around every time after that for a repeat purchase. For us, that’s an investment in our own longevity and wellbeing, so I think it’s a great investment. What was the last thing you bought, and was it good value for money? It was expensive, but was it good value?