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Ellen's coverage primarily focuses on technology, lifestyle products, and home appliances. She seems to be particularly interested in new product launches and innovative technologies that enhance daily living.
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By: Ellen Smith
A London pub has come up with an unusually creative response to a new tax rule affecting children's meals, and it involves wild snails. The Blue Stoops has launched a grown-up children's menu that's unlikely to impress your picky little ones, using a VAT loophole as a playful response to the policy change. The result is a high-end tasting menu reframed as kid's food featuring snails, oyster pie, and beef.
By: Ellen Smith
Mamma Mia, here we go again. Manchester could soon be getting a brand-new entertainment venue as plans for the massive Etihad Campus have been recommended for approval, with Mamma Mia! The Party lined up as its first attraction.
By: Ellen Smith
However you feel about the Tube strikes, we can all count on one thing: a few extra steps. If you're trekking across London instead of squeezing onto a bus, you may as well reward yourself with a drink afterwards.
Dinner and drinks are great, but what about a pint and a paddleboard? One of London's most unique summer activities
By: Ellen Smith
London is a city that's no stranger to breathing new life into old spaces. Sewers become public parks, former theatres become Wetherspoons, and occasionally, a loo becomes a coffee shop.
By: Ellen Smith
There's something about a festival that keeps us Londoners coming back for more. Whether we're discovering a new favourite dish or soaking up the live entertainment, this is a city that shows up in support of its diverse cultural and culinary scene.
By: Ellen Smith
London's summer festival calendar is already looking pretty good. Jung Festival is done, we have our eyes (and stomachs) set on Roost, and somehow there's still more on the way. Next up is a huge free celebration of Thai food, culture, and creativity landing on the Thames this July, with Tower Bridge as the backdrop and over 50 vendors to work your way through.
By: Ellen Smith
In London, there's no shortage of fun days out, but there's something about a funfair that just never gets boring. No matter how old you are, the lights, the rides, and the sugary snacks never seem to disappoint. Now combine this excitement with the backdrop of one of London's most iconic destinations, and you've got the perfect summer adventure.
By: Ellen Smith
Wine windows are having a real moment right now, and Manchester's newest addition is just the latest sign that this slice of Italian tradition has well and truly caught on in the UK. Franco Manca gave us a taste of the trend with its own pop-up wine hatch, while elsewhere the novelty has gone one step further with a literal button you can press for an instant spritz.
By: Ellen Smith
There's an old saying about how it's the journey that matters, not the destination, and London is about to put that theory to the test.
