• The bluest places in the world to add to your bucket list
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    Yahoo Style UK team

    The bluest places in the world to add to your bucket list

    From the gram-worthy tiles in Porto to the chic Yves Saint Laurent garden, these are the bluest spots across the globe to add to your bucket list.

  • Tenerife beats New York and Australia in this year's most searched-for holiday destinations
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    Danielle Fowler

    Tenerife beats New York and Australia in this year's most searched-for holiday destinations

    As the year draws to a close, we’re desperately trying to squeeze a last-minute getaway in before the inevitable Christmas  crush. But with festive flight deals invading our inbox, it can prove impossible to know where to kick-start our holiday planning. Thankfully, we’ve tracked down the 20 most searched-for holiday destinations of 2018 so you can finally cross off one of the hot spots you didn’t get a chance to see (or ‘gram) this year. Family favourites Cyprus, Malta and Benidorm proved popular in 2018 with Tenerife unsurprisingly stealing the top spot. When it comes to chic city breaks , Amsterdam played host to countless Brits alongside Dublin, Barcelona and Rome. Those itching for adventure were scouring the Internet for all things Aussie (we’re pretty sure Harry and Meghan have something to do with our newfound wanderlust). So if you’re itching to escape the manic run-up to Christmas, look no further for inspiration as we count down this year’s most searched-for holiday destinations from New York to Thailand. How many have you visited? Follow us on   Instagram  and   Facebook  for non-stop inspiration delivered fresh to your feed, every day. For Twitter updates, follow  @YahooStyleUK . Read more from Yahoo Style UK: The most ridiculously expensive hotels in the UK – are they worth it? 15 of the best campsites in Europe The best British destinations for a weekend away

  • Plane passenger racked up £231 phone bill after failing to put phone on flight mode
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    Sarah Carty

    Plane passenger racked up £231 phone bill after failing to put phone on flight mode

    You'll think twice before doing this again.