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Easy Escapes: The Whittling House is a cosy, quaint Northern nook ideal for hikers or those who love spending time in natureSoul-warming coastal lodging in one of the most beautiful parts of the UK? Consider us sold
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I never know what to buy my family for Christmas - but these luxurious Hotel Chocolat gifts are guaranteed crowd-pleasersIf you’re looking for gifts crafted with imagination for chocolate lovers, take note
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Dominique Pélicot, a man guilty of mass rape, has apologised and asked his family for “forgiveness”Opinion Dominique Pélicot has just been found guilty of organising the mass rape of his ex-wife, Gisèle. Now, he wants forgiveness.
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How to say no to festive invites and reclaim your ChristmasInstead of feigning flu while the party invites pile up, bestselling author Sarah Knight has a radical solution — just say no
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Discovering Tuscany: Fattoria di Cavaglioni and Palazzo di PieroExperience the most authentic Tuscany where family heritage meets exquisite hospitality
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Everything you need to know about the new PEUGEOT E-5008This new offering from PEUGEOT is the zero-emissions version of the Peugeot 5008
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The DS 4 just got a luxurious upgrade—this is everything we know about the new OPÉRA specThe OPÉRA specification is available on the DS 4 and DS 4 Cross
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I commute and train travel is painfully expensive - so these Black Friday railcard deals are all I’m interested in right nowThe railcard Black Friday sale was a huge hit last year - here's what you can expect this year
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Landmark London hotel The Savoy is marking its 135th birthdayArguably London's most distinguished hotel
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Conor McGregor is a stark reminder that even a guilty verdict won’t silence rape apologistsOpinion “This case highlights just how gendered gendered-violence is” argues Chloe Laws
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What is 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence?“Misogyny, sexism, and women’s inequality are rife across the country”
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Violence against women and girls in numbers25 shocking stats about the impact and scale of gender-based violence
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Women are up to three times more likely to be sexually harassed at work—The Worker Protection Act aims to end thatKnow your rights—here’s everything you need to know about calling out sexual harassment
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