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Thea Macaulay

Glass gets a taste for flame-cooked Nordic cuisine at Ekstedt in Stockholm

DURING the darker months of the year, when the sun seems to hug the horizon for much of the day,

Glass enjoys a weekend of art and indulgence in Toronto

VIEWED from the air Toronto is a sprawling metropolis. On the ground, too, first impressions are of a city that

Another side of Tenerife

[slideshow_deploy id=’33239′] Think Tenerife and a typical sun, sea and sand package tourism destination probably comes to mind, but this

A tranquil haven in fashion heaven

[slideshow_deploy id=’23946′] The Four Seasons Milan is a hotel that makes a powerful first impression – but the exact nature

Take a sophisticated break from January shopping at May Fair Kitchen

The dining area of the May Fair Kitchen has a pleasant old-fashioned look – no exposed heating ducts and bare

It’s a numbers game

[slideshow_deploy id=’23376′] The address of Sixtyone Restaurant – 61 Upper Berkeley Street in Marylebone – is easy to remember. In

Rock n’ Roll Brunch at the House of Ho, London

Sunday brunch is arguably the most fun meal of the week and The House of Ho in Soho has embraced

The hills are alight

[slideshow_deploy id=’22385′]   How many times can you state the obvious without boring yourself and everyone in earshot? On an

Summer on the smiling coast of Africa

[slideshow_deploy id=’18210′] It’s 6.30 in the evening, an hour before the sun sets over the Gambian coast – locally described


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