Hotel rates have seen a huge increase, making holidays and getaways a costly, if not impossible, option for many. But all is not lost and there are still affordable places to stay that don’t scrimp on the aesthetics. Here are 30 of the best budget boltholes from across the world…
Mollie’s Motel, Bristol
From the owners of Soho House, Mollie’s is a retro American-inspired motel diner just off the M5, a short drive from
As 4/20 rolls around once again, the unmistakable smell of cannabis will soon be filling parks and student accommodations across the country.
Despite remaining illegal in the UK, the drug is regularly smoked, eaten, or vaped by an estimated 3.1 million people.
But understanding the science of what cannabis does to your mind can be tricky, especially if you happen to have just smoked some.
From boosting your libido to triggering auditory hallucinations, not all the effects of cannabis are
A YouTube prankster decided to try out every airline based in the United States, a rollicking adventure that kept him confined to ‘the airport system’ within the country for a week straight.
Eric Decker, 27, who goes by Airrack on YouTube, where he boasts nearly 15 million subscribers, decided to ‘dedicate however many days of my life it takes to try every single airline in the country.’
All the while, he teased in his latest video that he had the
About 50 per cent of people are unfaithful, according to scholarly estimates, and I’m gazing into the eyes of a serial offender.
Albert Arnaiz claims to have had more than 100 affairs while in serious relationships, and is now on a mission to tell you, or indeed your spouse, how to get away with doing the same.
Welcome to the morally uncomfortable, but undeniably intriguing, world of the Infidelity Coach. For £85 an hour, Arnaiz helps people successfully conduct an
There’s no question that as we age, make-up can start to feel less effective. What worked in your twenties and thirties might start to look dated, caked-on, even clown-ish.
And yet many of us cling on to our old routines, or spend hours being pressurised into trying new products at beauty counters.
So we’ve taken the midlife makeover out of your hands. Who better to give top tips for women over 50 than those who’ve passed that landmark birthday themselves?
Cancer has long been a disease that many people fear most — it has also long been a condition we associate with older age. But something alarming has been happening over the past three decades.
While deaths from cancer continue to decline, younger people — including those who appear healthy and fit — are increasingly getting cancers that used to be the preserve of older age groups.
The diagnosis of the Princess of Wales with cancer at just 42 reflects
What are the essentials of life? The U.S. academic Abraham Maslow famously said all humans had basic physiological needs: air, water, food, clothes, warmth and shelter.
Yet in the modern world, could a smartphone legitimately be added to that list?
Sure, I rarely leave the house without mine — I see it as an indispensable tool for work — but I would not say I am addicted to it.
And I would like to think my children are not completely
From an upset tummy and excess wind to urine infections and piles, there are many problems affecting ‘down there’ that we just don’t feel comfortable talking about.
But the risk is that serious conditions go undiagnosed – or people miss out on treatment that could help.
We asked the experts about everything that can go wrong with your bowels and personal plumbing – and what to do when it does.
Elementary and middle-school students have made up significant ground since pandemic school closings in 2020 — but they are nowhere close to being fully caught up, according to the first detailed national study of how much U.S. students are recovering.
Overall in math, a subject where learning loss has been greatest, students have made up about a third of what they lost. In reading, they have made up a quarter, according to the new analysis of standardized test score data
Cement hides in plain sight—it’s used to build everything from roads and buildings to dams and basement floors. But there’s a climate threat lurking in those ubiquitous gray slabs. Cement production accounts for more than 7% of global carbon dioxide emissions—more than sectors like aviation, shipping, or landfills.
Humans have been making cement, in one form or another, for thousands of years. Ancient Romans used volcanic ash, crushed lime, and seawater to build the aqueducts and iconic structures like the … Read more
