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• July heatwave boosts UK holiday bookings

  25 Jul 2014: Two million Britons will travel abroad this weekend – but domestic bookings are also on the rise, with many holidaymakers choosing more adventurous UK destinations

• Sea off Cornwall and Devon reaches record-breaking temperatures

  25 Jul 2014: Tourist trade hopes seven-year high in water warmth along Britain's south-coast will keep holidaymakers in the UK

• Nightlife reports: a tour of Glasgow’s bars and clubs

  25 Jul 2014: We go for a night out in Glasgow with the city’s label and art collective Lucky Me, who produced an exclusive mix for us featuring the best of the city’s club music

• How to do Umbria, Italy, on a budget

  24 Jul 2014: Italy’s ‘green heart’ can be friendly on the wallet. Donald Strachan finds affordable ways to enjoy Umbria’s great walks, food, festivals and art

• Glasgow accommodation almost fully booked for the Commonwealth Games

  23 Jul 2014: With the city's hotels and guesthouses at almost full capacity, last-minute visitors to the Games are being advised to camp or look outside of the city for accommodation

• Greek island holiday guide: Crete

  23 Jul 2014: Of all the Greek islands, Crete is one of the most distinctive and beautiful. Our holiday guide features great places to stay (from campsites to boutique hotels), the best tavernas and the island’s must sees

• An urbanist's guide to Istanbul: ‘We live in a giant construction site’

  21 Jul 2014: Blogger Yasar Adanali of Reclaim Istanbul says a real estate gold rush is transforming one of the world's oldest cities

• Was this the last wild wolf of Britain?

  21 Jul 2014: Adam Weymouth picks up the trail of the wolf folklore suggests was the last to roam wildly in Great Britain before being shot in the Scottish Highlands in 1680
  

• A few miles from the caviar coast, the 'real' Sardinia sings a sad song of lost opportunity

  19 Jul 2014:

  Inland from the glamorous beaches, the Italian island boasts fine food and culture – if only they could market it

• Denmark's tiny island of Bornholm is a foodie’s delight

  19 Jul 2014: Bornholm may be at the edge of the Danish map, but it holds a central part in Danish hearts as a holiday destination

• Sweden’s wild west coast

  19 Jul 2014: You have to leave your car – and the real world – behind to explore Sweden’s beautiful rugged coast that runs north of Gothenburg

• Norway's stunning landscapes in summer – in pictures

  18 Jul 2014: From sheer-sided fjords and rugged mountains offering world-class hiking to wooden fishing villages, Norway is famous for its dramatic landscapes – and in summer the sun never really sets

• Arctic aloha: the world’s most northerly surf school

  18 Jul 2014: Lying north of the Arctic Circle, Unstad Arctic Surf school on the Lofoten islands in Norway used to be an extreme surf destination. Now families come to catch the waves

• How Magaluf took the moral high ground by pepper spraying Jeremy Kyle

  17 Jul 2014: Alexis Petridis: The presenter came under attack in the Mallorcan resort while filming for his show because he was 'making the place look bad'. He was only trying to help …

• Top 10 budget restaurants, bars and cafes in Glasgow

  17 Jul 2014: Refuelling will be important at the Commonwealth Games and not just for the athletes. Updating his 2010 budget eats guide to Glasgow, Tony Naylor chooses 10 places where you can eat well for under £10

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