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Alaska cruise review: a voyage through the Inside Passage

If there’s one place in the world to coax a confirmed cruise-sceptic onto the water, it’s Alaska, where the spectacular wildlife and landscapes are all but unreachable by other means. Even the capital, Juneau, is severed from the rest of the state – and the rest of North America –…

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How to go green with your finances

The government’s commitment to creating a net zero economy by 2050 is under scrutiny, but what impact does going green have on your wallet?

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10 of the best food podcasts

Whether it’s for dinner inspiration, recipe ideas or cooking tips, food podcasts have become a vital ingredient for many foodies and home chefs. Some of the best “food-inspired listens” will have you “returning for second helpings”, said Katie Rosseinsky in Stylist. “Just be warned”, these podcasts from chefs, critics and…

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Polestar 2 2023 review: what the car critics say

Since Polestar split off from Volvo in 2017, the electric car-maker has had some success, but it is hoping the Polestar 2 will “do the hard yards” in establishing it “as a big player in the EV scene”, said Top Gear Magazine. And it’s gunning for a big target: the…

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UK’s ‘wonkiest pub’ shut after 192 years

The UK’s “wonkiest pub” has closed after 192 years, said Metro. Originally built as a farmhouse in 1765, The Crooked House became a pub in the 1830s. The building started to sink in the 1800s due to subsidence caused by mining. It has attracted visitors from across the world due…

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The death of DVDs and the decline of ownership in digital age

Disney has signalled the death knell for physical media by announcing it will no longer be releasing theatrical content on DVDs in Australia.

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Could Taiwan’s military defences withstand a Chinese invasion?

Taiwan’s military is fundamentally “not suited” to defend against a possible Chinese invasion, a leading US research institute has concluded.

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2024 US election: is a Biden-Trump rerun inevitable?

Donald Trump’s chances of facing Joe Biden in next year’s US presidential election received a significant boost after the Californian Republican Party changed the way it chooses its nominee.

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Who is winning the war in Ukraine?

It has been more than 17 months since Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, and there appears to be no end in sight for the conflict.

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TikTok chef Thomas Straker sparks hospitality diversity row

A FoodTok star turned Notting Hill restaurant owner sparked fierce criticism after he posted a picture of his all-white, all-male kitchen team on Instagram.

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Coquillade Provence Resort & Spa review: an invitation for ultimate unwinding

There are few places that upon arrival make you feel instantly relaxed, like being handed an ice cold drink on a muggy day. A place that immediately gets to work unravelling the sterile, stressful atmosphere of an airport; massaging away that clammy, crowded flight.

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BBC re-runs play for listener who missed ending in 1978

BBC radio is to re-broadcast a play for a listener who missed the ending in 1978. Sue Reilly was “gripped” by The Gazebo, a comic murder mystery by Alec Coppel, when she first heard it on the World Service in August 1978, said The Telegraph, but she missed the closing…

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How and why UK stamps are changing

Today is the last day standard non-barcoded stamps can be used to post items in the UK.

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Rishi Sunak’s drive to survive: are pro-car pledges a ‘vote magnet’?

Rishi Sunak has ordered a review of low-traffic neighbourhoods in England in the latest of a series of pro-motorist moves being seen as a bid to shore up Tory support among voters.

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What role is Russia playing in the Niger coup?

Thousands of supporters of the junta that seized power in Niger last week have taken to the streets to wave Russian flags and sing the name of Vladimir Putin.

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Etsy under fire for withholding money from sellers

Independent retailers trading through Etsy claim the online marketplace is “destroying” their businesses by withholding 75% of their income for up to 45 days.

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A weekend in Tallinn: travel guide, things to do, food and drink

At the juncture between Eastern Europe and Scandinavia, Estonia is a geographic and cultural meeting place – and nowhere is this more evident than in its capital.

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Ghana abolishes the death penalty

Ghana’s parliament has voted to abolish the death penalty, offering a reprieve for 176 prisoners currently on death row in the country.

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Andrew Malkinson: why cleared inmates have to pay back prisons from compensation

Critics are joining Andrew Malkinson in calling for an end to rules under which prison living costs are deducted from compensation payouts for wrongful convictions.

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10 of the best travel podcasts

From “finding the best-priced plane tickets” to “packing like a pro”, there’s a lot to know about travelling, said Travel + Leisure magazine. “That’s where podcasts come in.” The best travel podcasts “inform and inspire” and can help you “nail down those hacks, discover your next destination, or daydream about…

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Sam Altman: the OpenAI CEO leading the AI revolution

The launch of ChatGPT last November propelled OpenAI, and its co-founder and CEO Sam Altman, into the global spotlight.

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90-year-old beats teen in fencing

A 90-year-old woman is winning fencing matches against teenage opponents, said The Telegraph. Joy Fleetham “dons her breeches, body protector, jacket and mask” for weekly sessions against younger opponents, said the paper. She has beaten a 17-year-old Japanese boy. “He was astounded and so was I,” she said. Fleetham has…

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Why measles is threatening children right across the UK

Rachel Isba, Professor of Medicine at Lancaster University explains how with the school holidays seeing greater travel across the UK the country could be at risk of a widespread measles outbreak.

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Pepe chicken recipe by Maria Bradford

There are 54 beautiful countries in Africa and one thing they all have in common is African culture, says Maria Bradford. We are party people, with a love of celebrations that combine food, fashion, music and dance.

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Peace, hiking and fine food in the Cyclades

Known for their “honeyed” light, their whitewashed towns and the harsh beauty of their mountainous interiors, the Cyclades islands contain some of Greece’s hottest tourist spots.

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