Abigail Buchanan

1 week ago | telegraph.co.uk | Siân Anna Lewis |Chas Newkey-Burden |Rebecca Astill |Abigail Buchanan

What is the Passenger Escapism Changing Robe? Changing robes are cosy, oversized coats designed to help you get dry and stay warm while changing out of wet kit in the great outdoors. They can be used as a portable, weatherproof changing room for wild swimmers and surfers, or simply as a warm cover up while heading out into the elements. There is a wide range of changing robes available on the marketfrom £40 to £250.

1 week ago | telegraph.co.uk | Chas Newkey-Burden |Rebecca Astill |Abigail Buchanan |Britta O'Boyle

Protect your feet when you head off-road with shoes designed for maximum grip, comfort and durabilityThis article contains affiliate links. The products or services listed have been selected independently by journalists after hands-on testing or sourcing expert opinions. We may earn a commission when you click a link, buy a product or subscribe to a service. Uneven terrain brings a whole set of challenges for which standard running shoes won't be much use.

1 week ago | telegraph.co.uk | Abigail Buchanan

What was supposed to boost my confidence in making fashion choices made me even more insecureI did not expect to find out that lilac - the Parma Violet shade - is "my" colour. According to the colour analyst who arrived at my house in a flurry of scarves, however, I should be wearing more of it. Despite my protestations against purple (whatever she says, it's really not my colour), several shades of it are added to my personalised palette.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Abigail Buchanan

A week after returning from hospital, where his right hand had been painstakingly reconstructed after being crushed in a clay roller, Paul Cummins was back at work – to continue the process of hand-making 888,246 ceramic poppies for a centenary installation at the Tower of London. In total, Cummins estimates he made 23,000 himself, with a team of 300 other workers – some rounded up from his alma mater, the University of Derby, some agency workers – completing the rest.

2 weeks ago | telegraph.co.uk | Abigail Buchanan

After a torrent of online abuse, the BBC star and road safety crusader is retiring his helmet camera and giving up the war on motoristsAfter a decade-long crusade against London's reckless drivers, it seems BBC presenter Jeremy Vine has hung up his helmet cameras for good. "Small announcement. I'm stopping my cycling videos," he wrote on X (formerly Twitter) earlier this week. "The trolling just got too bad.