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How one legally blind traveller went on a great European cycling adventure

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By Kate Wills Verified
| Intrepid Travel
10 Cycling trips aren’t off limits to the visually impaired, says keen traveller Jennifer Mazerolle following her small-group adventure with Intrepid. The first 24 hours in a foreign city can be overwhelming for any traveller. There are new sights, smells, food, public transport systems and etiquette to negotiate for starters.
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Why Britain has turned its back on topless sunbathing

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By Kate Wills Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
The meadows surrounding Kenwood Ladies' Pond on Hampstead Heath are often something of an Elysian scene. On this particular sunny Friday afternoon, women of all ages, races, shapes and sizes are lounging around on a patchwork of towels and blankets. They are grazing on fruit, reading books and chatting – phones are frowned upon here. Along with actual conversation, you'll see another dying art in full force – topless sunbathing.
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How parents are failing to protect their children from climate hysteria

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By Kate Wills Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
"Mummy, when will we all go extinct?" is not a question which any parent wants to hear, especially right before bedtime. But for Laura*, 47, a marketing executive in Surrey, that was just the beginning of her 12-year-old daughter Anna's* anxiety about climate change. "She first learnt about the topic in primary school and had lots and lots of questions," says Laura.
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