Sarah Christie

Travelling with children on a long-haul flight can be challenging. Limited movement, unfamiliar surroundings, and changes to their usual routine can quickly lead to boredom or frustration.

If you are looking for a fantastic pre-cruise hotel near Rome City Centre, then keep reading, as this is a real gem. We have recently returned from a fabulous pre-cruise stay at the Social Hub in Rome, and this hotel has so much going for it. This was an accidental find! I discovered the Social Hub when I was searching for a pre-cruise hotel for a short stay before our Royal Caribbean Greek Isles cruise on Odyssey of the Seas.

Last night, I headed into Manchester to the Palace Theatre to review the 2026 Annie UK Tour, starring La Voix as Miss Hannigan. I first saw this production three years ago and remember leaving the theatre thinking it was excellent. But this year's tour somehow feels even more vibrant, energetic, and fast-paced, despite the show being, on paper, almost the same production. I'm not entirely sure how that's possible, but the difference is noticeable from the moment the curtain rises.

Been thinking about investing in a laser machine but don't have room for a large setup? The xTool F2 could be what you're looking for!

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Share We have just arrived home from an incredible pre-cruise stay in Rome, and a cruise around Greece, Italy and Turkey on Royal Caribbean's

Last night I was invited along to the press night of Something Rotten! at the Opera House, Manchester, and I have to admit, I went in not really knowing what to expect. From a little research, I knew it had a bit of a cult following and had picked up awards, but beyond that, I was pretty much in the dark. I did wonder if this might be a bit too slapstick for me. I couldn't have been more wrong.

Abstract Background: Digital media has emerged as a vital tool for the rapid dissemination of public health information to vast audiences.

This article examines how post-war clerical work shaped young New Zealand women's financial and social modernity. It explores how earning a ‘wage of one's own' enabled women to perform modern femininity while negotiating ideals of glamour, thrift, and respectability. Drawing on women's magazines, bank archives, and oral histories, it analyses the figure of the ‘glamorous business girl', whose body functioned as both spectacle and currency within the office. Through dressmaking, saving, and travel, women channelled their wages into self-fashioning and aspiration, revealing how economic practice, display, and mobility intertwined to redefine post-war femininity and agency.

Share We have recently returned from a wonderfully crazy trip to Japan with our three teenage girls. I will be honest, this is the most challenging trip I have ever planned.