Mums Tips

What to do when kids spill drinks on your sofa (aka… every parent’s nightmare)

Let’s be honest. If you’ve got kids, your sofa isn’t really yours anymore. It’s a trampoline, snack station, and occasionally… a crime scene. One minute everything is calm, you’re sipping tea like a civilised adult… and the next?A full cup of juice has launched itself onto your sofa like it had a personal vendetta. Sound familiar? You’re not alone. This is basically a rite of…
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Marco Giallini on Rocco Schiavone / Ice Cold Murders: “Almost everything in him comes from me”

Right now Marco Giallini is in Aosta shooting the new season of Rocco Schiavone / Ice Cold Murders. In the meantime, he broke his leg – but after just a few days and an operation, he was already back on set, doing physiotherapy as he goes. A true phenomenon, as professional as they come. After meeting him in person, my admiration for him has grown even more (if that’s possible, given how much…
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Activities

How Irish Golfers are spending time between rounds this season

Golf in Ireland has long been about more than the game itself. Between rounds, players often face stretches of downtime while waiting for tee times or resting after 18 holes. Traditionally, the clubhouse served as the main gathering point, with players spending breaks talking with friends or relaxing after a round. These routines remain familiar, yet habits are changing. Many golfers now turn…
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Schooling

Are we raising Artificial Intelligence well? A wake-up call for parents, creators and citizens

Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept. It is already shaping the way we search, read, shop, communicate and even think. But after attending a recent conference titled Artificial Intelligence – The New Frontiers of Value Creation at the elegant Nobu Hotel London Portman Square organised by the Consulate General of Italy in London, I left with a question that has stayed with me…
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Activities

New Performing Arts Academy launches in Angel following growing local demand

The Pauline Quirke Academy of Performing Arts is expanding its presence in North London with the launch of a brand-new academy in Angel. The first session will take place on Saturday, 25 April, welcoming local children and young people aged six to 18. Based at Steps Studios on Goswell Road, the academy will run three-hour sessions every Saturday from 9:15 am to 12:30 pm, offering young people…
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Beauty

The hairstyle that survives toddlers, tube journeys, and the 8am school run

The idea of having to spend an hour a day maintaining a complicated hairstyle is just not practical for the majority of women. However, thanks to UNice Wigs, you can manage your style effortlessly, providing a practical solution for busy women who want to look their best without the morning stress. You can walk out the door looking as though you just came from the salon, even when all you had…
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What's On

The World’s Longest Tiramisù raised £3,000 before it even started

Most fundraising events promise to change the world. Most of them also involve a sponsored silence or a sponsored run, which sounds suspiciously like actual effort. This one involves mascarpone. Before you’ve even had time to wonder whether you can justify attending a two-day Italian food festival, The Longest Tiramisù has already banked over £3,000 for the Esharelife Foundation. No…
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Shopping

Vintage vs modern engagement rings: Which style suits you?

One of the most thrilling and significant choices a couple can make is selecting an engagement ring. Vintage vs. modern engagement rings is one of the most popular style arguments because there are so many exquisite designs available today. While some couples prefer the sleek appearance of contemporary diamond rings in the UK, others are drawn to the charm and elegance of vintage engagement rings…
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Travel

Beautiful countryside spots within easy reach of London

London is brilliant, but even the most devoted city-dweller occasionally craves open skies, muddy boots, and a proper lungful of fresh air. The good news for families is that some of England’s most stunning countryside begins barely an hour from the capital. Whether you’re planning a day trip or a longer break, these four destinations deserve a place on your…
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Travel

Discovering holiday gems that rival classic European escapes

For decades, British holidaymakers have instinctively gravitated towards familiar European destinations, like sun-soaked Spanish costas, Parisian boulevards, and Italian lakes. Yet travel patterns are shifting as adventurous Britons seek experiences beyond the predictable continental circuit, discovering destinations that deliver unforgettable memories without the well-trodden tourist…
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