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Rosaleen Fenton

Reporter · GB

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Latest publication
Sep 30, 2026
Outlet visibility, for Mirror UK
Top 5K sites
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Jul 20, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Rosaleen Fenton

    Nostalgic night train transported me to the UK's prettiest seaside town (opens the original)

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    A summer trip to Cornwall can often feel like a battle against the crowds. With thousands of visitors packing into its narrow lanes, navigating St Ives during peak season can make you feel like you are trapped in an endless queue - albeit one with access to delicious Cornish pasties roughly every five feet. But as the schools reopen their doors, the town quietens down and begins to feel like a place reclaimed by its residents. I had been told September is the best time to visit, so I gave it a g

  2. Article · Sep 11, 2026 · Rosaleen Fenton

    Top technology teacher warns rapid-fire algorithms are rewiring kids brains (opens the original)

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    As millions of pupils return to the classroom, Britain's top digital education expert has issued a stark warning to parents: fast-paced screen algorithms are rewiring children's brains, making real-word playing feel "slow, effortful, and un-gamified." Lee Parkinson - widely known as 'Mr P' to his adoring online following and awarded an MBE for services to digital innovation in education - warns that short-form rapid fire content, found on platforms like YouTube Shorts or Instagram Reels, is erod

  3. Article · Jul 20, 2026 · Rosaleen Fenton

    I stayed in UK holiday cottage with hotel services meaning no chores (opens the original)

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    Bournemouth vastly expanded in the 1800s as wealthy Victorians came to convalesce among the town's famous, inflammation-soothing pine trees. Strolling through the town, I can't quite catch the scent of those historic pines - but the sea breeze coupled with the olfactory overload of a nearby doughnut stand is equally reviving. While the trees may no longer soothe my woes, there is a mountain of scientific research proving that being by the water really does boost spirits. Marine biologist Wallace

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