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Travel Book Review: Every Day in Tuscany by Frances Mayes

I can’t travel every day of the year (gasp). I’m a Traveling Mama and that job comes with a big responsibility – being a mama first and foremost. When I can’t travel, I’m dreaming of travel by planning my next … Read More

London: Street art beyond Banksy

The world’s most famous graffiti artist since Basquiat, Banksy , launched his first feature film this past weekend. “Exit Through the Gift Shop” is premiering at cinemas throughout London and the U.K. before launching overseas. �� The artist made his … Read More

Video clips of the month: mountain biking

As the first signs of spring tempt more of us back in the saddle, this month’s video round-up features our pick of MTB films and clips from the internet This month’s video chart is all about mountain biking. So basically … Read More

New UK family fun

Top 10 new family trips and activities, from sailing on the Solent to a wildlife weekend in North Yorkshire 1 Eco-camping, Gloucestershire Dome Garden is a new camp made up of 10 geodesic domes opening in Coleford, in the Forest … Read More

Stylish family hotels in Europe

Child-friendly holidays needn’t be a chic-free zone. Here’s our pick of family-pleasing accommodation that’s easy on adult eyes Read more: Family frills in Ibiza Ammos Hotel, Crete, Greece On an island dominated by impersonal chain hotels and wallet-searing five-star palaces, … Read More

Mill Tower, North Yorkshire | Accommodation review

This converted Yorkshire mill tower has toys for the boys and a conservatory in the sky Gone are the days of ordering weighty brochures from cottage companies. Now I can sit at my desk and, at the click of a … Read More

Baby you got it

Turn a blind eye to the decor and Austria’s Babyhotel, with its free childcare and all the gear and play areas you could imagine, is heaven for kids and parents I am checking in to a hotel whose mascot is … Read More

Cruise ship tourists’ terror as two die in freak waves

Passengers killed by broken glass and debris as 10-metre waves batter pleasure boat Passengers have described their terror as freak waves smashed into a Mediterranean cruise ship, killing two people as cabins flooded and windows shattered. Claude Cremex, 73, of … Read More

Newcastle upon dine

Looking for good, affordable grub in Newcastle and Gateshead? Tony Naylor has suggestions aplenty Have your say on our Word of Mouth blog 1. Blackfriars Set in a former 13th-century Dominican monastery, this is undoubtedly Newcastle’s most interesting restaurant space. … Read More

San Francisco: 5 Best March Values

Crabbing off the pier March marks the beginning of California’s crabbing season, and you can get in on the action with a free pier-crabbing demo offered by the National Park Service every Saturday. After class, borrow the free equipment and … Read More