25 h. ago The definitive guide to Britain's best pubs... so did YOUR local make the cut? Experts visited hundreds of boozers across the country

There are 39,000 pubs currently in operation in the UK - ranging from sticky carpeted 'old man pubs' in London's East End, to Buckingham's two-Michelin-starred establishment.

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33 h. ago Best bar none: Finalists for Britain's pub of the year are unveiled by experts

Pint chiefs from the Campaign for Real Ale are looking to crown their Pub of the Year for 2025, one of the most prestigious and highly-sought after achievements a bar can win.

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54 h. ago My definitive guide to London... without the crowds: I have led hundreds of tours in the capital and these are the 11 little

Residents in Notting Hill have become so sick of hordes of TikTok and Instagram 'influencers' taking pictures and videos of their colourful homes that a few have painted their properties black.

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56 h. ago 'I'm a travel expert and here are my 12 top destinations for sun all year long'

A travel expert has shared the top holiday destination he would visit for every month of the year, so you can get guaranteed sun no matter when you're thinking of travelling

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5 d. ago The definitive guide to which dog is best for YOU: From hidden costs to secret medical issues, DR PETE WEDDERBURN reveals everything you need to know about these popular breeds

How do you choose your friends? Do you demand a meeting with their mother and father? Well, you should... if you're choosing a dog to be your family's new best friend.

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7 d. ago Your definitive guide to laundry, including how often every item should be washed, the ideal temperature to preserve your clothes and the first step you should always take on stains

Considering how much laundry most of us will do in our lifetime, it's astonishing how few of us actually know what we're doing.

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7 d. ago One of London’s best pubs is being reopened by one of Britain’s best artists

One of London’s best pubs is being reopened by one of Britain’s best artists  Time Out Worldwide

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7 d. ago One of London’s best pubs is being reopened by one of Britain’s greatest artists

One of London’s best pubs is being reopened by one of Britain’s greatest artists  Time Out Worldwide

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8 d. ago Tourists issued warning as House of Guinness makes Dublin's popularity surge by 551%

Netflix's latest show, House of Guinness, has triggered a 551 per cent spike in Dublin visits, but experts warn visitors need to be aware of one important factor on the roads. 

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9 d. ago I'm a wine expert who's visited hundreds of vineyards across the globe. These are the best in Europe

In my career I have drunk so many good wines - from lesser-known areas as well as the famous big names. These are my pick of some of the best.

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1 week ago Wild twist in Meghan Markle's 'awkward' air kiss with Balenciaga designer

The Duchess of Sussex dazzled onlookers as she stepped out at Paris Fashion Week for a surprise visit, but one awkward encounter was captured on camera. Now an expert has decoded the 'cringe' exchange

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1 week ago Britain's best autumn walks: I've spent 50 years hiking and tried out hundreds of trails... these are the ones you have to do

Here are 18 of CHRISTOPHER SOMERVILLE'S top hikes. They're all great for autumn, with a cosy pub waiting at the end. What more could you want?

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1 week ago Why you should use autumn to tackle hyperpigmentation — eight hero products to try

The products to choose, the experts to visit and the golden rules to follow

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1 week ago I've visited all 27 Caribbean islands as a travel expert. Here's the definitive guide on which to go to, the best bargains... and the ones to avoid like the plague. Now's the time to book

Deciding where to put your toes in the sand this winter is a lot of fun, but to make things easier here are my ten favourite Caribbean islands - and which to book depending on your preferences.

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1 week ago The Guardian view on the Manchester synagogue attack: a tragic wake

An assault of this kind was widely feared. Now that it has happened, Britain faces a choice between deeper division and greater toleranceThe attack on the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation synagogue in Manchester was outrageous. It took two innocent lives, and several others were injured. Yet it could have happened almost anywhere. It is an event with wider national meaning and lessons. On Thursday morning, Britain looked over the edge into one of the dark places to which modern public life has been heading. Having looked and seen, Britain now needs to learn and step back.The violence began around 9.30am, just as morning prayers were being held on Yom Kippur, Judaism’s most solemn and sacred day. The synagogue was inevitably well attended. Yet within a short period of time, two Jewish victims lay dead from stabbing, with four others injured, outside what ought to be a place of prayer and community. The attacker was then himself shot and killed, possibly as he attempted to get inside t...

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2 w. ago After a man’s death on a Universal roller coaster... how safe are theme park rides?

Safety experts say theme park visitors can have confidence that rides won't go wrong

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2 w. ago I've lived in Japan for years and this is the surprising reason it's cheaper than ever to visit, the hidden gems you must see

For most of us, a trip to Japan is a once-in-a-lifetime getaway. And you won't want to waste an hour - let alone a day of your time there.

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2 w. ago The death of Britain's pubs laid bare: Warnings six inns could close every day with generational threat to thousands of bars under Labour's watch

Squeezing between punters' shoulders to get to the bar, sharing stories around beer-stained tables and packing out gardens, the Great British Pub has been at the very heart of our culture for centuries.

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2 w. ago The Guardian view on the 2025 Booker prize: bringing posh bingo to the BookTok generation | Editorial

With this year’s shortlist announced live to the public, Britain’s most prestigious literary award is finding ways to engage new audiencesWith its reputation for stuffiness and elitism, the Booker prize may seem unsuited to the age of social media. Back in the 1980s, when writers’ spats and affairs made headlines, the winning ceremony was televised by the BBC. It was the book world’s Oscars. Today, the idea of tuning in to watch the dinner-suited literati tuck into supper in London’s oak-panelled Guildhall seems preposterous. But the UK’s most prestigious literary prize still needs to reach as wide an audience as possible. How do you sell “posh bingo”, as Julian Barnes memorably dubbed it, to the BookTok generation?It is no longer enough to tell people what they should be reading. Readers expect to be part of the conversation – to be in the bingo hall. This year’s shortlist was announced live by the chair and former Booker prizewinner Roddy Doyle at an event at London’s So...

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2 w. ago New poll shows how public feel about multiculturalism and wealth tax

The polling found the majority of the public don’t believe Britain is lawless, enjoy mixing with other ethnicities, and believe climate change is a threat to their families

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