34 h. ago Ravneet Gill: London chef forced to deny David Blaine booked to spend month locked in new glass box

The US magician once spent 44 days in a transparent box over the Thames. He’s not now in Chingford, reports Josh Barrie

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60 h. ago Christmas wine: Tom Gilbey shares his top festive picks that won't break the bank

The marathon-running sommelierTom Gilbey shares his Christmas recommendations with Josh Barrie

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3 d. ago New Direct Train From London Will Launch To This European Country For The First Time Ever

New Direct Train From London Will Launch To This European Country For The First Time Ever  Travel Off Path

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3 d. ago The 3 red flag signs of killer diabetes you might spot at Christmas – and how to slash your risk

CHRISTMAS can be a hectic time, with the pressure to buy gifts, cook large meals, and travel to see family. But like any time of year, it's important to recognise any issues with your health. With an estimated 5.6million people living with diabetes in the UK, and cases continuing to rise, a doctor has warned...

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5 d. ago Flights resume after IT issue hits air traffic control at Edinburgh Airport

Travel was suspended for a time on Friday morning.

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6 d. ago Contactless payments for travel to two major London airports has been delayed

Contactless payments for travel to two major London airports has been delayed  Time Out Worldwide

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6 d. ago Things to do in London this weekend, whether you're staying in or going out

Josh Barrie and David Ellis pick the very best of what to do in the capital

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7 d. ago 'I was Premier League hero but time travel prank made me laughing stock – I was angry'

The "incredible prank" involved dozens of actors, a pair of military jets, the footballer's best mate and pet dog. It reportedly cost £200,00 and left the player quite upset

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1 week ago I went to Walt Disney World for the first time and it wasn't at all what I expected

I was sure the magic in me had died long ago, as a burned out 35-year-old dad - so was the hype over the 'most magical place on earth' even real?

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1 week ago Josh Barrie On the Sauce at Laryn: Enter the Tardis of fun and chaos

Here is either a haven or a mess, says Josh Barrie

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2 w. ago London travel diary: shooting cult eats and iconic sights with travel creator Alana Rainer

Travel creator Alana Rainer spends much of her time exploring Asia, from Thailand and China to Sri Lanka and the Philippines, capturing the striking surroundings in her trademark vibrant, raw and naturalistic style. Here, back in the UK, we follow Alana as she seeks out (and shoots) some spicy Asian eats at London restaurant Sticky Mango, before heading along the South Bank to shoot Tower Bridge at night, all captured using the impressive camera specs and Galaxy AI capabilities of the new Samsung Galaxy S25 FE device. Simply click the video to watch.

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2 w. ago Five of the weirdest Christmas specials put to the test, from mince pie wraps to Yorkshire pudding pizza

Fancy a Yorkshire pudding Christmas dinner pizza? Unfortunately, it’s entirely possible this year, report Josh Barrie and David Ellis

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2 w. ago Travel experts say this is the best time to fly to avoid jet lag

With searches for 'avoid jet lag' soaring, travel experts have revealed the perfect time to fly

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2 w. ago Brits spend more than nine months of their lives travelling for work

Workers across the UK devote a significant portion of their time to work-related travel.

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2 w. ago Cheaper rail travel boost as fares to be frozen for first time in 30 years

Commuters on the more expensive routes will save more than £300 a year

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2 w. ago Eerie pictures show inside abandoned airport that is frozen in time with planes left to rot for 50 years

The once-bustling transport hub, located in the Lakatamia suburb west of Nicosia, Cyprus, now stands as a haunting relic frozen in time.

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2 w. ago Children and teens roundup – the best new picture books and novels

The return of Charlie and Lola; the second lives of trees; the dangers of time travel; a YA Bluebeard retelling and moreThe Street Where Santa Lives by Harriet Howe and Julia Christians, Little Tiger, £12.99When an old man moves in on a busy street, only his little neighbour notices; with his white beard and round belly, she’s convinced he’s Santa. But when Santa falls ill, other neighbours must rally round to take care of him. Will he be better in time for Christmas? This sweet, funny, acutely observed picture book is a festive, joyous celebration of community.I Am Wishing Every Minute for Christmas by Lauren Child, S&S, £12.99Twenty-five years after their first appearance, this delightful, engaging new Charlie and Lola picture book is filled with Lola’s excited impatience as she and her big brother get everything ready for Christmas. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Josh Barrie On the Sauce at Smokey Kudu: Peckham star prawn again in Marylebone

Josh Barrie discovers London’s best bar snack

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3 w. ago Melania Trump and Usha Vance are making an early holiday visit with North Carolina military families

Melania Trump and Usha Vance are set to travel together for the first time

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3 w. ago The World of Tomorrow review – Tom Hanks returns to the stage for time travel charmer

The Shed, New YorkThe actor indulges his love of the past in a breezily enjoyable play about a man falling for a woman from the 1930s, played by a standout Kelli O’HaraTom Hanks is a star who’s always had one foot squarely in the past. As an actor he’s forever been likened to James Stewart, a reincarnation of the charming, essentially good American everyman, a from-another-era lead who’s increasingly been more comfortable in period fare (in the last decade, he’s appeared in just four present-day films). As a producer, he’s gravitated toward historical shows such as Band of Brothers, John Adams and The Pacific; his directorial debut was 60s-set music comedy That Thing You Do! and his undying obsession, outside of acting, is the typewriter, collecting and writing about its throwback appeal.In his new play, The World of Tomorrow, his fondness for the “good old days” has led to the inevitable, a story about a man with a fondness for the “good old days” who actually gets to experience on...

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