Many travellers took advantage of a Seattle judge's ruling, effectively suspending the executive order – for now.
TfL bosses promise to recruit an extra 325 workers.
Ratings agency Moody's expects lower demand for UK air travel driven by weaker economic sentiment.
Transport for London has promised to create 325 extra jobs in a bid to end the dispute.
Often depicted as a mermaid, she is said to be able to cure infertility in women.
Aslef general secretary Mick Whelan and Southern boss Nick Brown spoke to IBTimes UK.
The Orchid Festival runs from the 4 February-5 March 2017 at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
Hotel rooms are littered with bullet casings, food containers, cigarette butts and a few used syringes.
The government believes this expansion will be worth £61bn to the UK economy over 60 years.
Shadows of a decadent and prosperous Europe still visible throughout continent.
These are the worst forest fires the nation has seen in modern history.
Spain is home to more strange festivals than any other European country, but this one must surely be the weirdest.
Known as The Forbidden City, the base in Wünsdorf was home to tens of thousands of Red Army soldiers from 1945 until 1994 and the end of the Cold War.
The Surva International Festival of the Masquerade sees roughly 6,000 people from every folklore region of the country attend.
Competitors faced 250 obstacles, including a 40ft vertical wall climb, an underwater tunnel and a series of concrete pipes fixed with hanging electric wires.
The incident ocurred after a pickup truck collided with a passenger bus in Syracuse.
Often called Lunar New Year or Spring Festival, Chinese New Year 4715 will fall on 28 January.
The worst wildfires in Chile's modern history destroyed 1,500 homes in the town.
Every new year, China's massive army of migrant workers sets out for the often long and arduous journey back to their hometowns.
Festivities took place all over the country with particularly spectacular sights observed in Jammu, Srinagar and Kolkata
Towering flames rage through forested hills and towns, destroying homes and the region's world-renowned vineyards.
A Nazi-themed cafe in Indonesia has closed down – not because of any controversy, but due to a lack of interest.
Many believe Australia's national day celebrates the arrival of white settlement, marking the beginning of injustices suffered by the country's disadvantaged Aborigines.
Over 1,000 sled dogs and 250 mushers are expected to attend the 34th Aviemore Sled Dog Rally.
For centuries, merchants have travelled across the vast, cracked desert basin with caravans of camels to collect blocks of salt.
Almost three billion journeys are expected to be made during the Spring Festival period, or about two journeys for every single member of China's population.
A stunning image of a kingfisher diving into a river at such high speed that it seems to leave a motion trail behind it clinched the award for Spanish photographer Mario Cea.
Orthodox Christians across eastern Europe have braved some of the lowest temperatures in decades as they plunged into icy water to celebrate the Epiphany.
One of London's most beautiful gardens is being illuminated with 60,000 light bulbs in 1,500 traditional Chinese lanterns to welcome the Lunar New Year.
Swathes of Europe have been covered in a white blanket of thick snow for much of this year.