39 h. ago Coming to South West London? Let these apps guide you to a most British experience

Coming to South West London? Let these apps guide you to a most British experience  South West Londoner

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5 d. ago No one wants to see The Inbetweeners as adults – why must we keep rehashing old shows?

The original comedy only worked because it perfectly captured the experience of being a British teenager in the Noughties. With the news that the show will return to follow the characters now they’re all grown up, Helen Coffey wonders why we can’t ever leave the past in the past

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1 week ago Inside the London hotel with a secret tunnel that leads all the way to Princess Anne's palace

The Stafford London hotel describes itself as a 'true hidden gem', offering a 'quintessentially British experience with unparalleled luxury and charm'.

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2 w. ago British woman reveals how she went on a day trip to Spain for less than £100

One British traveller shared her experience of an 'extreme day trip', which involved her travelling from Manchester to Mallorca and back in one day.

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2 w. ago American in UK visits Asda and spots major difference from Walmart

A tourist stunned British shoppers after filming her shopping experience in an Asda supermarket

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3 w. ago The Guardian view on Ireland’s presidential election: a contest with consequences | Editorial

Since 1990, the heads of state of Britain’s closest neighbour have played important soft power roles. This needs to continueThe idea that the next head of state might be an elected one is as remote from British experience as a visit to the far side of the moon. But it is hardly an unthinkable proposition, and you do not have to travel as far as the moon to see such a process taking place in a smooth and dignified manner. In fact, you only have to travel to Ireland.Next month, Ireland will elect a successor to President Michael D Higgins, who has served two seven-year terms as the occupant of Áras an Uachtaráin (in bygone days the Viceregal Lodge) in Dublin’s Phoenix Park. Mr Higgins has done the largely ceremonial job with charm, toughness and imagination. He has been good for Ireland, and good for British-Irish relations at a difficult time. In 2014, he made the first state visit to Britain by an Irish president. He is not a large man, but he leaves big shoes to fill. Con...

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