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City with cobbled streets is 4 hours from Liverpool and 27C in October (opens the original)
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As autumn sets in, temperatures begin to drop and the days grow shorter, prompting many people across the UK to seek out warmer destinations. Sun-seekers flock to locations with higher temperatures to savour the final remnants of summer, with European hotspots proving a popular choice for Brits due to their short flight times. Spain, France, Greece and Italy, for instance, consistently attract large numbers of British tourists. When picturing a holiday to Italy, most people immediately think of
Resident at war with neighbour whenever it rains after uncovering selfish habit (opens the original)
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Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info Whether you end up with good neighbours is largely a matter of luck. Some prove to be thoughtful and considerate members of the community, while others can be an absolute nightmare. Unfortunately for one homeowner, their next-door neighbour firmly falls into the latter camp. The resident was left furious upon discovering that their neighbour had been deli
Tourist asks 'where do you draw the line' after getting bill at Ibiza restaurant (opens the original)
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We’ve all been there. You rock up to a lovely-looking restaurant on holiday, decide to mark the moment with a fancy meal out, and settle in thinking it’s going to be one of those nights you’ll talk about for ages. But that celebratory feeling can vanish in seconds when the bill lands – and suddenly you’re doing the mental maths, wondering how it got so expensive so fast. Unfortunately, that's exactly what happened to a tourist in Ibiza recently. He was left questioning where to draw the line whe
Man spots £5 painting in thrift store and is floored when he checks signature (opens the original)
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Charity shops can be absolute gold mines if you're willing to rifle through all the items on display. Although some customers stick to clothes, there are other products you should consider browsing as well. While some thrifters find antique books, others are lucky enough to spot art pieces that fetch a fortune at auction. Mark Harrington is an experienced thrifter who looks beyond the clothing aisles. In a recent Reddit post, the shopper revealed that he was drawn to an eye-catching painting whi
'Fairytale' estate 90 minutes from Teesside dubbed 'more magical than Disney' (opens the original)
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Cragside Country House near Rothbury, Northumberland(Image: Nigel Jarvis via Getty Images) By the time August rolls around, the summer holidays can start to feel a lot longer than anyone expected. The first week or two is usually packed with big plans and day trips – but after schools have been out for a while, many parents find themselves back at the same question: what can we do today that isn’t expensive, isn’t too far away, and won’t end in everyone staring at their phones by lunchtime? If t
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