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- Sep 27, 2026
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A family break in Northumberland: Why it's an unforgettable UK holiday with kids (opens the original)
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Northumberland is still one of England's great under-the-radar getaways - especially for families who default to Cornwall or Devon. Yet the North East delivers stretches of quiet beaches, storybook castles and unique heritage sites. Over the August bank holiday weekend, I headed up from London with my husband and our two young sons, Odhran, 11, and Reuben, 8, to sample a slice of this stunning region. Here are the places and activities we loved, and why Northumberland was absolutely worth the si
Tickets for Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live go on sale… (opens the original)
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Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live returns in 2027, making tickets for this family spectacular the perfect experience gift this Christmas. Expect huge trucks, jaw-dropping stunts and an arena transformed by explosions of colour as part of a brand-new show, Colour Bash. There'll be paint-splattered trucks, dazzling lights and non-stop thrills as every wheelie, jump, donut, smash and crash brings a vivid burst of colour. The action begins when mischievous Skelesaurus drains all the colour from Monster
The Grafton Hotel review: Spacious rooms and a central location make this the perfect family-friendly stay in Dublin (opens the original)
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I stayed at The Grafton Hotel in the heart of Dublin with my husband and our two young sons, Odhran, 11, and Reuben, 8, for two nights, mid-week in August. It's located in the bustling heart of Dublin, but as we stepped through the front doors of The Grafton Hotel, we were greeted by a surprising sense of tranquility. The lobby of this stylish, four-star, Art Deco-inspired hotel, features velvet sofas in teal and pale yellow, alongside disco mirror pillars, and modern pendant lights hang from a
Don’t be a stranger, DANGER! How my missing cat turned up three years later… (opens the original)
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I thought I’d lost my beloved cat for good. Then three years later, there was a bolt from the blue. By Kate Wood, 38 Scanning the car park, I got a few odd looks as I shouted for my cat. ‘Danger, Danger!’ I hollered. And suddenly, there he was padding towards me – Danger, my handsome Bengal cross cat. ‘The wanderer returns,’ I said, laughing as I stroked his glossy fur. My kitty had a tendency to roam, so I’d trained him to come to me when I called his name. But it didn’t half attract some funny
From speedboat swashbucklers to tabletop ninjas – We took a thrilling ride along the Thames before being among the first to try out a new LEGO-themed board game (opens the original)
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I bundled my little buccaneers onto one of Thames Rockets iconic red RIB boats for a high-speed tour as part of an event to celebrate the release of LEGO Ninjago: Destiny's Bounty Adventures - an exciting new family board game. After pulling on our lifejackets, we hopped on board at London Eye Pier for a quick-fire tour along the Thames, led by our pirate captain - an actor/comedian, who delivered jokes: Hook, line and absolute sinkers! But we lapped up the cheesy pirate-punned gags, which broug
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