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The best things about the ‘bucket and spade’ holiday
Crabbing and visiting local tea rooms also feature in the top 20 list, as do penny arcades, pier strolls and beach ball games.
7 foodie experiences in the Lake Geneva Region, Switzerland
Known for its cheese, chocolate and wine, there's a feast of gourmet experiences on Switzerland's side of Lake Geneva
96 Hours in Nova Scotia
Moose, whales and lobster, oh my!
Vejer de la Frontera: the tiny hilltop town that punches well above its weight
Exploring one of Andalusia's prettiest villages with the man who helped put it on the map
Victory for Burnham as Manchester bus fares capped at £2 for adults and £1 for children
The new fares are part of the 'Bee Network', which hopes to mimic London’s fully-integrated 'Oyster' transport system.
Barcelona: Spires, style and sangria in the Gothic Quarter
The oldest part of the city provides a labyrinth of world-class sights and hidden treasures.
Brexiters foaming as Spain may force Brit visitors to prove that have £85 a day to spend on holiday
The requirement has been in place for a very ling time for third-country nationals, one person pointed out, The UK was even part of what created that rule!
Travel expert pins blame for Dover chaos on Brexit
"Since brexit it's been necessary to have every single passport stamped at Dover... and as a result of that everything takes much longer..."
Anyone surprised? Britain’s railways not engineered to cope with heatwave
Rail firms have advised passengers against travelling and said that delays and cancellations were likely, with one company halving its services to London.