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The ultimate guide to finding 20°C+ sunshine all year â without a long-haul flight (opens the original)
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As summer in the UK simmers to an end, our collective eyes start to wander, considering where we can find a much-needed boost of Vitamin D once dark evenings and wet mornings roll around. There are, of course, the winter sun big-hitters: Thailand for Christmas; the Maldives at New Year's; the Caribbean for a hit of February sunshine. But if you're clever, you can find little pockets of sunshiny joy closer to home all year-long. For true sun-seekers, this is your calendar of how to chase the sun
Flying with children is about to get cheaper and easier thanks to new EU rules â here's everything you need to know (opens the original)
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Ever found yourself fuming that in order to ensure you get a seat next to your child on the way to your family holiday, you have to pay extra for a seat for each of you â on top of what's probably an already hefty ticket price? You're not alone. But changes to EU air passenger rights will make this annoyance a thing of the past, as the right for children under the age of 14 to sit next to an accompanying adult free of charge will be protected. In September 2026, Members of the European Parliam
"If the industry won't give it to us, weâll give it to ourselvesâ: how a Caribbean food festival in East London is changing our perception of jerk (opens the original)
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âNo Caribbean restaurant has ever been given a top culinary award in the UK,â Jackson Mclarty, founder of Black Eats LDN, mused recently. In the run-up to Jerk Fest, the UK's first food festival dedicated to the Jamaican art of jerk, this dilution, underrepresentation and misunderstanding of one of the Caribbean's most iconic dishes was front of mind. On a balmy summer weekend in Hackney Bridge, Black Eats LDNÂ â the UK's first and only black-owned restaurant directory â brought together
My favourite lakeside lodge: a romantic hideaway in Suffolk surrounded by nature (opens the original)
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I've always been partial to a fabulous staycation. It's a bit of a running joke that I'm a terrible candidate for a travel editor: I hate going to the airport (I feel affronted at the idea of having to check a bag to have my full skincare routine with me, for one, and despise security queues and paying £17 for a sad Pret sandwich at Heathrow, for another) and am quite attached to my routines and comforts. I love to travel, of course, when it's the perfect destination that I can get my teeth into
First in: St. Clement, 180 The Thames (opens the original)
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The first hotel from Soho House founder Nick Jones since he stepped back from the private membersâ club a few years ago. Meticulously curated by Eagle + Hodges, but with a deep understanding that people (meaning staff and guests), not gorgeous design, create the often unattainable feeling of calm and confidence that St. Clement is already exuding. There are Mayfair suites that would blush enviously at the size of even St. Clementâs smallest rooms. Mine had a clamberingly high bed and a roomy
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