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As Govia Thameslink Railway is nationalised, all the new changes passengers should expect – and whether services will improve
The UK’s largest train operator has been brought into public ownership – but what does the move mean for the…
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London’s luxury secret garden is reopening this summer and anyone can visit – but there’s a strict dress code to follow
By ERIN DEBORAH WAKS, TRAVEL WRITER Published: 11:16 EDT, 1 June 2026 | Updated: 04:10 EDT, 2 June 2026 London’s…
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Most underrated coastal spots in Europe – from remote Finnish archipelago to the crystal-clear waters of the ‘Maldives of Europe’
While bustling capitals like Paris, Rome, and Barcelona often steal the spotlight, Europe’s true magic lies hidden away. The continent…
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Brit reveals why she quit the UK for ‘much safer’ Portugal – with £150 monthly bills, £2.60 wine, and weekly shop half the price of UK
The mass British exodus to Portugal is easy to understand: sunny weather, a laid-back lifestyle and better prices make for…
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The world’s most walkable cities revealed and the best way to experience each on foot – as the top spot is just an £18 flight away
It’s time to ditch the public transport, taxis and bicycles and instead spend your next city break exploring on foot. …
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The lido is OFFICIALLY back – here is where to head for some good old-fashioned fun in the sun: The best outdoor swimming pools in Britain to head to with a picnic this weekend
We need to thank the Germans for the graceful art deco, alfresco pools located around Britain, both in our cities…
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The ‘Maldives of Africa’ is getting direct flights from the UK for the first time – and hotel stays are as little as £13.50 a night
Getting to Zanzibar, although worth it because of its beautiful landscapes and lush greenery, is typically a nightmare. To reach…
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