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Spa town 1 hour from Birmingham named West Midland's best place - not Leamington (opens the original)
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Malvern, in Worcestershire, is a lovely spot(Image: Chris Griffiths via Getty Images) You don’t have to travel far from Birmingham to find sweeping countryside, historic streets and a change of pace. There is a place, around an hour away from the city, that offers hill walks, independent shops and reminders of its Victorian heyday as a spa town. And it's the centrepiece of a beautiful region that has been named the best place to live in the West Midlands by the Sunday Times. "The hills are alive
New UK car registration plates unveiled as meaning of latest number become clear (opens the original)
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You may be wondering what '76' means(Image: Milo Boyd) The latest number plates have hit bumpers across the UK. The new '76' registration plate arrived on 1 September 2026, replacing the 26 age identifier introduced in March. The DVLA changes registration plate age identifiers twice a year, on 1 March and 1 September. The two numbers help show when a vehicle was first registered. Unless you're well-versed in the world of license plates, you may be wondering why we've entered the 76 era. The stan
Tiny and uninhabited Scottish island with amazing views that looks like Italy (opens the original)
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A tiny Scottish island is a small slice of Italy, albeit with sweeping views of the North Sea and Atlantic Ocean. The Italian Chapel is a small, beautifully painted church on the island of Lamb Holm, Orkney. It is one of the most moving and unusual heritage sites in Scotland. The shrine was built by Italian prisoners of war during WWII, using two corrugated-iron Nissen huts and salvaged scraps of metal and wood. In January and February 1942, around 500 Italians were brought to Lamb Holm and held
Passengers who go barefoot on planes hit back - 'I don't want to wear shoes' (opens the original)
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They may be the most maligned group in modern society - the barefoot passenger. There is something about a naked, sock-free foot at 30,000 feet that unifies the public in its fury and disgust in a way rarely seen in the 21st-century world of social media polarisation. And every now and again, there's a particularly egregious case that captures the attention. Back in October last year, Boston-based artist Ashley Eisenman filmed a man behind her propping his bare foot into the gap beside her seat
I visited 'world's most walkable city' but it's a nightmare for pedestrians (opens the original)
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There is no better way to explore a city than on foot. Once touched down in a city, bag in the hotel and a fresh pair of socks on, the first thing I do is go for a walk. It is impossible to get a feel for a place from the back of a taxi or from the elevated vantage point of a coach. You've got to start pounding the pavement, ideally without a destination in mind, and see where you end up. On a recent trip to Rome, I set out from my central station hotel and marveled at the carnage of the Trevi F
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