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- Aug 19, 2026
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I avoided the Lake District crowds in the school summer holidays – here’s how you can do it too (opens the original)
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William Wordsworth’s most famous poem, Daffodils, recounts a time when he “wandered lonely as a cloud” in the Lake District. The line itself has been burnished into English poetic folklore but its solitary sentiment can be somewhat hard to reconcile with the modern-day reality. While Wordsworth “saw a crowd, a host of golden daffodils” on his meanderings, it is crowds of tourists who now constellate “beside the lake”. Indeed, with almost 18 million people visiting annually, the Lake District – w
POLL: Should King Charles attend Prince Harry's Invictus Games? (opens the original)
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Earlier on Monday my colleague Melanie reported that Prince Harry is hoping his father, King Charles, will be by his side at the Invictus Games in Birmingham this year. Prima facie, this seems somewhat optimistic given their recent meetings have been restricted to a few minutes behind closed closed doors. Probability aside, though, should the King attend his son's military games? Mere mention of the name "Harry" tends to see commenters get hotter under the collar than Al Pacino in the closing sc
POLL: Was Geri Haliwell-Horner wrong to wear white to Mel C's wedding? (opens the original)
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It was a case of here come the brides at Spice Girls star Mel C's Saturday wedding. Not literally, of course, as there is no reason to suspect Sporty's long-time partner, Chris Dingwall, of polygyny – but her ex-Spice Girl bandmate Geri Haliwell-Horner did turn up wearing white which traditionally is the preserve of the bride herself. While Geri's penchant for white is well known, in subsequent online discourse many have suggested Ginger Spice should have respected the tradition and for once plu
I saw The Odyssey on its opening night – here are three things I loved and three things I most definitely didn’t (opens the original)
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Unless you spent the weekend cooped up in a Trojan horse you will know that Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of Homer’s epic poem, The Odyssey, landed in cinemas on Friday. As a lifelong fan of the Greek myths, I was desperate to see it and so come 8.30pm found myself settled into a comfy sofa at the Chelmsford Everyman (if only Odysseus and his men were so cushioned in the galley of their boat) for 172 minutes of conniving suitors, lovesick ladies and greedy pigs... But enough of my fellow cinema
POLL: Can the royal sub-letting scandal be justified? (opens the original)
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An inquiry into the Crown Estate triggered by the Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor sub-letting controversy heard from the organisation's chief executive on Monday. Alongside fielding questions over his salary jumping £517,000 in 2019 to £2.3m in 2026, Dan Labbad was grilled by MPs regarding Andrew's practice of charging his Royal Lodge tenants rent while only paying peppercorn (nominal) rent himself. "Those potential income streams were taken into account in determining what best value was at the time
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