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Food that you can take on a plane â and the answers may surprise you (opens the original)
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The rules around travelling with food can be a little confusing. We're pretty clear on the rules for water and liquids (though, of course, guidance is regularly changing) â but where does food come into that? There are many reasons you might want to travel with food in your hand luggage, be it dietary essentials for a particular condition, snacks for the flight or even foods you've purchased at your destination that are coming with you. Either way, it's worth knowing the specific foods that ar
Ranked: England's 9 best parks for 2026 include a surprising East London pick (opens the original)
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If there's something we do well in the UK, it's a park. Our green spaces really come into their own come summer, whether as a forum for picky bits, relaxing with a book or organising some form of group sport. For many, the local park is now (literally) the hottest spot in town thanks to this year's record heatwaves – and completely free of charge. But of course, there are good parks and then there are great parks, and that's where the Green Flag Awards come in. Launched to reward well-managed pa
How to get 2027 Wimbledon tickets, including ballot entry and when it opens (opens the original)
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Wimbledon 2026 came to an exciting close this weekend, with Jannik Sinner taking the Men's Singles title and Linda Noskova winning the Women's Singles trophy. As ever, thousands of fans camped out to score on-the-day entry during this year's tournament, but how can you get ahead of the game (literally) for the 2027 championships? The main way to buy tickets to Wimbledon in advance (and avoid the famous queue) is to enter the tournament's annual ticket ballot, which gives everyone a fair chance o
Wildfires UK risk: areas most at risk as fires continue across the country (opens the original)
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UK wildfires haven’t, historically, been something most of us worry about. However, rising temperatures are changing this. UK Wildfires are increasingly mirroring wildfires in Europe as we experience record-breaking temperatures and repeated heatwaves. At the time of writing, 17 August, much of the UK has just come out of its fifth official heatwave of the year. The country experienced the hottest day of the year on 13 August as temperatures reached 38.1°C in Kew Gardens. As a result of the heat
Wildfires UK risk: areas most at risk as fires continue across the country (opens the original)
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UK wildfires haven’t, historically, been something most of us worry about. However, rising temperatures are changing this. UK Wildfires are increasingly mirroring wildfires in Europe as we experience record-breaking temperatures and repeated heatwaves. At the time of writing, 17 August, much of the UK has just come out of its fifth official heatwave of the year. The country experienced the hottest day of the year on 13 August as temperatures reached 38.1°C in Kew Gardens. As a result of the heat
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