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- Sep 12, 2026
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Dubai? What it's really like to holiday in the Gulf playground now (opens the original)
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A buzz, then another, and another. I’m half asleep when an unfamiliar alarm jolts me awake, its vibration insistent against the bedside table. This isn’t my usual alarm. The last thing I remember is falling asleep to the news: tensions between the US and Iran were escalating once again, with all the sadly familiar language of strikes and retaliation and what-might-happen-next. What on earth might this alarm be warning about? The trill once more. It isn’t an alarm at all. It’s my grandmother, cal
'Absolutely embarrassing' parents enlist kids to race for sun beds (opens the original)
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A mum claims sunseekers recruited their children to sprint over and claim sun beds at a Spanish hotel – leaving them unable to sunbathe onsite for half of their holiday. Cait Fennel jetted off to Salou, Spain, with her husband Matty , 34, and five-year-old son Ralphy on August 5 for a week-long holiday. After arriving at Hotel Best Oasis Park, Cait noticed there were no free sun loungers. The 42-year-old said holidaymakers would begin queuing outside the pool area at around 8.45am, despite the d
The forgotten London area that's now home to one of its best hotels (opens the original)
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Caught between Soho, Bloomsbury and Marylebone, Fitzrovia often gets overlooked – perhaps as it has never been quite as louche, learned or lacquered as its neighbours. In the first half of the last century, it drew a looser, more combustible crowd: the likes of Dylan Thomas and George Orwell regularly drank at the Fitzroy Tavern. After the Second World War, the bohemian vibe became edgier and the streets grew shabbier – though places such as Bradley’s Spanish Bar held on to a certain stubborn ch
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