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- Sep 13, 2026
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- Jul 24, 2026
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Magical city with ancient buildings, cobbled streets and 27C highs in October (opens the original)
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If you’re looking for a sunny getaway that’s also bursting with culture, history and incredible food, Italy is an easy win. The country has headline-grabbing hotspots like Rome and Milan, but for travellers keen to beat the crowds there’s a lesser-known gem worth putting on your list. Matera, in southern Italy, offers a truly unique break – and a chance to see a side of the country that feels worlds away from the usual tourist trail. This historic city sits in the southern Basilicata region and
Clarkson's Farm's star Harriet shows off gorgeous new look after salon trip (opens the original)
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Harriet Cowan spends most of her time immersed in farm work and isn't afraid to get muddy in her wellies – but she still finds time to show off her glamorous side. When she's not operating a tractor or herding cattle, Harriet enjoys taking time out for herself, swapping her mucky overalls for elegant outfits at award ceremonies, festivals and days at the races. You agree you are 18 or over. We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you
Never ignore triangle symbol on clothes labels, they have important function (opens the original)
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Those little care labels tucked into seams are effectively the instruction manual for your clothes – and checking them before you wash can be the difference between a wardrobe that lasts and one full of shrunken jumpers and misshapen tees. They spell out the safest way to clean each item, from the right wash temperature and cycle to whether it can be tumble-dried, needs air-drying, or should be kept well away from a hot iron. You agree you are 18 or over. We use your sign-up to provide content i
Brits urged to 'start counting' if they spot beautiful butterfly in garden (opens the original)
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In July, the UK becomes a seasonal destination for a wide range of migratory wildlife. Millions of animals arrive or pass through at the height of summer – among them swifts and swallows filling the skies, seabirds moving along the coasts, and vast numbers of insects carried in on warm air from continental Europe and beyond. It’s one of the busiest points in the calendar for migration, which is why you may notice visiting creatures in their gardens this month. A species you'll want to pay extra
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