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Discover glamping like you’ve never seen it before

Perched on the edge of the North Sea, Seaham Hall was where Lord Byron got married and, writes Liz Coggins, it lives up to its romantic past.

The annual scramble for Christmas presents is well and truly underway. Fiona Evans rummages around for ethical stocking fillers.

Amar Latif is a blind entrepreneur who runs his own travel firm and has been on an adventure in the wilds of Nidderdale for a new TV programme. Chris Bond talked to him.

A stay in the Malvern Hills might inspire visitors to write a literary classic,

A rail union has offered to suspend a long-running programme of strikes which has crippled services across the North of England if "crucial guarantees" on a second person on trains are given.

HOTEL visits with a young family are often rarely ideal.

Stepping in from a dark, drizzly evening into the reception of the Hotel Indigo York, I was ready to forget about the stresses of work, overcrowded and delayed trains, and an imminent house move.

When the Prince of Wales opened the Langham Hotel in 1865 it became the first grand hotel in Europe.

Whether it’s a relaxing glide below the glistening tree-line or a high speed hurtle down the slick, bashed piste - this resort in the French Alps has it all.

Prague attracts millions of tourists every year, lured to the city by its stunning architecture ranging from Gothic and Baroque to Renaissance and Art Nouveau.