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- HealthThe Telegraph
Travelling with a health condition? Read our seven-point checklist
In the UK, around 30 per cent of the population have a long-term health condition that is controlled with medication. These can range from asthma to epilepsy and involve anything from two pills a day to multiple daily injections and diet control. Travelling with such conditions can be a challenge, but it shouldn’t stop you. I have Type 1 Diabetes, which requires frequent insulin delivery, managing my food intake and checking and responding to my blood sugar levels. Despite this, I managed to spe
8-min read - NewsThe Telegraph
The strikes that could ruin your spring holiday – and how to claim compensation
We are becoming all too familiar with strikes having an impact on our everyday lives – and upcoming industrial action could also throw your spring holiday plans into disarray.
6-min read - NewsThe Telegraph
Mapped: The 46 unsung corners of Britain
If you’re in a National Park, you’re likely there because of its status as one. If not, there’ll be a sign nearby reminding you.
26-min read - LifestyleThe Telegraph
In deepest Suffolk, I’ve found the perfect English village
Sitting amid the railwayana of Pullman’s vintage tearoom, sipping from cup-n-saucer and eating a toasted teacake, felt just about right. All very quaint and English. Though with a bit of wheeler-dealering thrown in – the Art Nouveau lamp on my table was for sale, should I have a spare £165. That’s what happens in Long Melford: you get a dose of quintessential village with a side of being sold old things.
6-min read - LifestyleThe Telegraph
The 10 biggest mistakes you can make at the airport
We are approaching one of the busiest times of year for holidaymakers. Even if you are not hit by strikes or weather delays, getting through the airport smoothly can often be a struggle.
3-min read - NewsThe Telegraph
Why you should explore the lost land of the auk – Britain’s most underrated destination
As I clambered over a step-stile, Papa Westray’s maritime heath opened up ahead, colonies of Scottish primrose creating a parti-coloured island view, gently sagging on three sides to the coast.
9-min read - NewsThe Telegraph
Russia is constantly targeting our planes, pilots say – here’s how it happens
It sounds like every pilot’s worst nightmare – the hijacking of a plane’s GPS while it’s suspended some 40,000 ft above ground, with hundreds of passengers on board.
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