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Why Liège-Bastogne-Liège still breaks the best

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By Harry Pearson
| The Brussels Times Verified
Every spring, Liège-Bastogne-Liège rolls around to ask the world’s best cyclists the same pitiless question: how much hurt can you take? La Doyenne is a race of survival, not style. With unpredictable weather, merciless hills and a history steeped in suffering, this Ardennes classic isn’t just a race – it’s a war of attrition on two wheels.
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‘All the elements of the classic British seaside holiday’: five unsung beach towns

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By Harry Pearson
| NewsBreak
Weymouth, Dorset ‘Weymouth has all the elements of a classic British seaside holiday.’ Photograph: Magnum/Martin Parr Photographer Martin Parr ’s 1999 film Think of England captures the nostalgic appeal of Weymouth: roast dinners at seafront B&Bs, pensioners with cones of Mr Whippy, the carousel whirling to the familiar tune of the funfair organ. “It’s not a resort that needs a lot of razzmatazz,” says the man sitting in front of a “Sorry, No Vacancies” sign.
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Germany’s football factory: a travel guide to the Ruhr

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By Harry Pearson
| Yahoo Style Canada Verified
Once the biggest coalmine in Europe, Zeche Zollverein is now a Unesco world heritage site.Photograph: Jochen Tack/Alamy In 1961, future West German chancellor Willy Brandt declared: “The sky above the Ruhr must be blue once more.” His words were greeted with what sounded like applause but was actually his audience falling off their chairs.
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