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Accrington: The Low-Key Lancashire Town Worth a Stop Between Blackpool and Leeds
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Accrington: The Low-Key Lancashire Town Worth a Stop Between Blackpool and Leeds

Accrington, Lancashire: a walkable town with a Victorian market, indie shops, great curries and Europe's bigge...

Coleford: The Forest of Dean Market Town Where Industrial History Meets Filming-Location Woodland
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Coleford: The Forest of Dean Market Town Where Industrial History Meets Filming-Location Woodland

Coleford in the Forest of Dean: ironworks ruins, a vinyl-and-sweets high street, and Puzzlewood's Star Wars fi...

Business Jet Lands At RAF Fairford By Mistake, Prompting Security Response At US Bomber Base
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Business Jet Lands At RAF Fairford By Mistake, Prompting Security Response At US Bomber Base

A VistaJet Cessna Citation landed at RAF Fairford by mistake on September 12, triggering a security alert at t...

Peak District: Why England's First National Park Still Sets the Standard
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Peak District: Why England's First National Park Still Sets the Standard

England's first national park: hiking Mam Tor, Dovedale and Stanage Edge, plus Chatsworth, Bakewell and Castle...

Anfield Falls Silent: What a Weekend of Premier League Stalemates Means for Match-Day Visitors
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Anfield Falls Silent: What a Weekend of Premier League Stalemates Means for Match-Day Visitors

Liverpool, Chelsea and Spurs all stumbled in a draw-heavy Premier League weekend. What the results mean for fa...

Riding the little-known Yorkshire Dales Explorer into Three Peaks country
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Riding the little-known Yorkshire Dales Explorer into Three Peaks country

The Saturday-only Yorkshire Dales Explorer train drops walkers right into Three Peaks country — how to plan a...

Scotland's Right to Roam: Why You Can Legally Walk (and Camp) Almost Anywhere
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Scotland's Right to Roam: Why You Can Legally Walk (and Camp) Almost Anywhere

Scotland's Right to Roam law lets you hike and wild camp across most land, private included. Here's what's all...

Ten UK harbour towns worth the detour, from Fife to the Highlands
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Ten UK harbour towns worth the detour, from Fife to the Highlands

Ten UK harbour towns and villages worth visiting: Pittenweem, Carnlough, Solva, Craster, Clovelly, Staithes, P...

McKellen and Dench Reunite Over Tea — and Their 1979 Macbeth Gets a Remaster
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McKellen and Dench Reunite Over Tea — and Their 1979 Macbeth Gets a Remaster

Ian McKellen and Judi Dench reunite over tea to remember the RSC's legendary 1979 Macbeth — and the remastered...

Inside The Ned London: Bank's Grandest Hotel Is Still Pulling Off the Impossible
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Inside The Ned London: Bank's Grandest Hotel Is Still Pulling Off the Impossible

A stay at The Ned London: rooms, restaurants, the Cowshed spa and members' club perks — why this City of Londo...

Three days on Cumbria's wild edge: walking the coast path from Maryport to St Bees
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Three days on Cumbria's wild edge: walking the coast path from Maryport to St Bees

A three-day walk along Cumbria's overlooked coast from Maryport to St Bees — Roman relics, Lowry murals, cliff...

Darwin's Private Doubts About Creation Went Further Than His Famous Book Ever Did
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Darwin's Private Doubts About Creation Went Further Than His Famous Book Ever Did

Darwin left room for a creator in On the Origin of Species — but a later letter to Joseph Hooker suggests his...

The £1,400 Blunder Behind The Four Just Men: Edgar Wallace's Competition Catastrophe
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The £1,400 Blunder Behind The Four Just Men: Edgar Wallace's Competition Catastrophe

Edgar Wallace bet £2,000 on a prize competition for his debut novel The Four Just Men in 1905 — and a drafting...

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