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Flights of fancy on a wild Welsh weekend
Yes, it can be wet, but sweeping views, soothing massages and awesome birds of prey are just some of the delights to distract you at Wales' luxury Red Kite Barn, writes Sankha Guha.
Olympics: Security staff lose keys to Wembley Stadium
Olympic security staff are in the gun again - this time for losing a set of keys to London's tennis venue.
Olympics: Hockey is Child's play for Simon
Black Stick Simon Child could be one of the stars of the Games, writes Michael Brown.
Olympics: Gold dreams - our most likely winners
New Zealand won’t win eight golds in London, but it doesn’t stop anybody dreaming of stepping on top of the dais.
England: A weekend in Bath
Simon Calder finds the hot spring city of Bath looking brighter than ever as it celebrates 25 years as a Unesco World Heritage Site.
England: Wild and free on the Isles of Scilly
Andy Lynes delights in a foraging holiday off the coast of Cornwall.
Davd Leggat: Time will tell how London copes
Say what you like about London's up and at 'em mayor, Boris Johnson, but he knows how to put himself about.
Berkshire: Getting a Windsor welcome
Geoff Cumming learns what the fuss is about at the Queen's home.
London: The ship that rose from ashes
The much-loved tea-carrier Cutty Sark has never looked better, writes Pamela Wade.
Not McDonald's? Olympic workers face chip ban
A ban on Olympic workers eating chips from their canteen because they're not made by official sponsor McDonald's has been lifted, but...
Neville Peat: Watch out for London's new Artful Dodgers
Dunedin writer Neville Peat warns Olympic Games visitors to always keep a close eye on their valuables. It's sound advice for any traveller anywhere.