EntertainmentCosmoThe best reactions to the first episode of The Great British Bake Off
CakeGate is the new BinGate
LifestyleThe IndependentFamily loses out on £1,500 Jet2 holiday after getting coronavirus test too early
‘I was fuming, my daughter has got special needs - she was in tears because she’s lost her holiday,’ says mother
CelebrityCosmo"I don't need to sleep with women to know I'm bisexual"
What if you're in a relationship with a man when you realise you're attracted to women? Do you act on it?
PoliticsCosmoWatch Meghan and Harry subtly shade Donald Trump in new video
It's novel for the couple to talk politics.
NewsThe TelegraphTravel 'ban' shows Nicola Sturgeon will score political points over Boris whatever the cost to her country
It is distressing to watch our leaders pursue a policy of travel lockdown by stealth without, it would appear, any consideration as to how the travel industry is expected to survive the fallout from all the flip-flopping.
EntertainmentHarper’s BazaarRoyal Ballet will return in October with 100 dancers
Dance duets can continue via couples in bubbles
LifestyleCountry LivingWhy this Cotswold hotel is a top spot for dog-lovers
You and your pooch will love it
CelebrityCosmoTaylor Swift has a curly fringe and we can't stop staring
Ps) Don't forget to vote, Americans!
StyleElleHow Covid-19 Made Stuart Vevers Reinvent Fashion
An unprecedented collection for unprecedented times
NewsThe TelegraphThe dark and depressing island that might be used to quarantine Australians
It is one of Australia’s most beautiful locations, a remote, jungle-draped island ringed by empty beaches and virgin reefs, and home to a crab phenomena that astonished Sir David Attenborough. Yet very few tourists visit Christmas Island, a mysterious place with a dark history which is home to just 1,800 people and is so isolated it costs £600 to fly to from the Australian mainland.
EntertainmentThe IndependentUtopia review: Gillian Flynn’s big-budget remake says so long to subtlety
Amazon’s new version of Dennis Kelly’s conspiracy thriller is a little on the nose in the throes of the pandemic
CelebrityCosmoMeghan and Harry's dog made an unexpected cameo in new serious video
He's so casual about it too
LifestyleYahoo Style UKThis top-rated handheld vacuum cleaner is only £39.99: 'A very handy tool for the household'
Customers say this lightweight vac is very reasonably priced and easy to use.
HealthCosmoThis is why so many people experience 'September anxiety'
Does the post-summer month stir up your anxieties?
CelebrityHarper’s BazaarKim Cattrall wants you to Google her history with Sarah Jessica Parker
"I just don’t have any regrets"
HealthHarper’s BazaarA beginner’s guide to weight training
Weight training is an essential part of any workout routine – here’s an expert guide on how to get started
CelebrityCosmoSelena Gomez says she's done with singing about Justin Bieber
'That chapter is completely closed'
CelebrityHarper’s BazaarThe Duke and Duchess of Sussex encourage Americans to vote
The couple shared a public video highlighting the importance of the forthcoming US election
LifestyleCountry LivingIs this the most spectacular railway journey in Europe?
Some even consider it the greatest in the world
EntertainmentThe IndependentIn the war between millennials and baby boomers we have forgotten about the work-hard, play-hard Generation X
Generation X has the benefit of possessing the best characteristics of both – with none of the downsides
NewsThe IndependentTourist caught carving initials into Colosseum
Visitor was spotted by security staff
EntertainmentThe TelegraphAfter third time unlucky, I’ve given up on arranging our wedding
I never expected the Party of the Family to make it so difficult for a man to get married. But as Boris Johnson stood hunched at the dispatch box like a pallbearer of bad news, the wedding plans of my fiancée and I fell apart like a cheap bouquet. Who knew that the coronavirus and confetti do not go together like a horse and carriage? The announcement that such gatherings will be limited to 15 people means that our hopes of saying “I do” have now been kicked in the unmentionables for a third time. How can it be this hard to utter two syllables? An original date in May was postponed as the Beast from the East rode into town. Failing to hold our nerve at the start of summer, a second booking for August was duly scotched. Toe-punting the can down the road, we eventually settled for the final Sunday before Christmas.
LifestyleYahoo Style UKRadley clearance sale: 10 of the best handbag bargains
Bag yourself a quintessentially British tote or backpack.
LifestyleThe IndependentHow coronavirus has affected plastic use in the hotel industry
“This way to beach” read a hotel lobby sign in Hurghada, Egypt. It was 2010 and, despite the area being a jumping-off point for thousands of scuba divers exploring the Red Sea’s marvellous marine life, this private stretch of beach was so thick with rubbish – from disposable nappies to plastic straws and ice-cream tubs – that I could barely see the sand. Plastic pollution is damaging the very destinations and wildlife that we travel to see around the world, and scientific research even suggests it can harm our health. It’s perverse, then, that the travel industry is such a significant contributor to the proliferation of plastics – from single-serving butter pots and milk packets to plastic plates and cutlery – polluting our planet.
HealthHarper’s Bazaar10 PTs on the overrated exercises they skip and what to do instead
In honour of National Fitness Day
