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English wine is making impressive strides, with vineyards across the UK producing exceptional still and sparkling varieties. Searcys’ Head of Champagne, Martin Dibben, shares his top picks for the best vineyards to visit, offering a firsthand experience of the finest English wine. There’s never been a better time to explore and taste the flourishing world of English viticulture: 1 ...

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As friend of About Time and author of the To Reality With Love newsletter, Nora Popova, turns 25, she shares 25 of the biggest lessons she's learned so far.

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What’s on Signe Johansen’s April reading list? When asked the journalist and author, she came back with a glorious selection of books, both old and new, that are sure to lift your spirits during lockdown. There’s a little bit of everything in this eclectic list; whether you’re looking for a spirited and original cookbook, a meaty Booker Prize shortlisted novel or a guide to how to ...

From renowned capitals to hushed hidden gems, it’s about time you discover our ultimate travel bucket list. Discover 30 places to visit before you turn 30.

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The term 'gentrification' was originally conceptualised 54 years ago this December, coined in the musings of Ruth Glass, a Marxist sociologist.

From Shakespeare and Orwell to Austen and Woolf, Brits clearly have very good reason to be proud of their country’s literary culture. However, more readers are looking further afield for a new story, with research from Nielsen revealing that translated literature sales were up 5.5% in 2018, amounting to £20.7 million. English-language literary fiction, on the other hand, has plateaued ...