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Unsung Eats: 5 best places to eat in Milan during the World’s 50 Best Bars awards
Oct 3, 2026

Unsung Eats: 5 best places to eat in Milan during the World’s 50 Best Bars awards

Milan, Italy’s fashion capital and home to this year’s World’s 50 Best Bars awards ceremony, offers bites as exquisite as its reputation. For those checking out the awards this month, be sure to make time for the city’s food scene, which is every bit as compelling as its bar culture. Alongside traditional trattorias, a new generation of chefs with fine-dining pedigrees steps away from rigid traditions, experimenting with fermentation menus, sustainable work hours, and a fusion of cultures....



Wedding of the week: Saxophone player, photobooth and lolly wall — the wedding that had it ALL
Oct 3, 2026

Wedding of the week: Saxophone player, photobooth and lolly wall — the wedding that had it ALL

Kaylie and Ashley had their dream wedding at Brookleigh Estate — with everything from a saxophone player to a lolly wall.


The ugliest towns and cities across the UK that tourists actually LOVE - from concrete jungles to hopelessly naff seaside spots
Oct 3, 2026

The ugliest towns and cities across the UK that tourists actually LOVE - from concrete jungles to hopelessly naff seaside spots

Don't judge a book by its cover! The UK is full of destinations that might seem beyond saving - but actually have plenty to offer, as many tourists have discovered.


Is adopting Chinese fashion appropriation or appreciation? Artisans weigh in on the debate
Oct 3, 2026

Is adopting Chinese fashion appropriation or appreciation? Artisans weigh in on the debate

As international fashion companies increasingly incorporate traditional Chinese design elements into their collections, accusations of cultural appropriation have flooded social media. In recent years, brands such as Zara and Adidas have been criticised for adopting Chinese tailoring features such as Mandarin collars and pankou, or frog buttons. While Zara drew backlash for mislabelling these elements as generic “fireman clasps” without acknowledging their heritage, Adidas sparked debate over...


35 Travel Products From Amazon Our Readers Are Loving In 2026
Oct 3, 2026

35 Travel Products From Amazon Our Readers Are Loving In 2026

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The surprising history of beer in China, from li to Tsingtao
Oct 3, 2026

The surprising history of beer in China, from li to Tsingtao

Munich’s Oktoberfest was never on my travel bucket list. But it offered a chance to meet up with good friends from Hong Kong and their adorable toddler, Joshua, who go to the festival every year as a family. So there I was, spending a weekend at Theresienwiese, surrounded by bewildering varieties of beer and their drinkers. The annual Oktoberfest, first held in October 1810 to celebrate a royal wedding, is about more than just beer. There are amusement rides, games, stalls selling things you...


Renault Symbioz deal sees drive-away prices slashed by $4000
Oct 3, 2026

Renault Symbioz deal sees drive-away prices slashed by $4000

The Renault Symbioz is receiving $4000 discounts shortly after its local launch, with the offer available until December 31.


New fashion and homeware drops: Fendi, Hermès, Marimekko and more
Oct 3, 2026

New fashion and homeware drops: Fendi, Hermès, Marimekko and more

These latest launches offer something for every taste, from reimagined icons and richly textured wardrobe staples to playful collaborations and unexpected home accessories. Whether you are looking for an elegant pair of slingbacks, embellished sneakers, a statement basketball hoop or vibrant glass tableware, there is plenty to discover. Fendi For her first Fendi collection – fall/winter 2026 – chief creative officer Maria Grazia Chiuri revisited one of the label’s signature shoes, the Colibrì...


How high is your risk of heart disease? A lipoprotein(a) blood test can help you find out
Oct 2, 2026

How high is your risk of heart disease? A lipoprotein(a) blood test can help you find out

Ever heard of lipoprotein(a)? Don’t worry if you have not. That is the name of a cardiovascular risk factor that many people are genuinely unaware of. Two experts explain why it makes sense to have this value measured with a blood test at least once, and what to do if the result turns out to be too high. What exactly is lipoprotein(a)? Lipoprotein(a), or Lp(a), is a component of the blood. “It is structured like ‘bad’ LDL cholesterol,” says Anja Vogt, a specialist in internal medicine and deputy...