Chris Leadbeater
Travel Correspondent at The Telegraph
Travel Correspondent @TelegraphTravel; @PressAwardsUK Travel Writer Of The Year 2024. Visitor of 96 countries & 37 US states. Proud European. All views my own.
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4 days ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Chris Leadbeater
It's been 10 years since Heathrow's Terminal 1 disappeared from view - but what happened to it? We reveal allIt is a thought that may well have occurred to you if you have landed at Heathrow at any point in the last decade. Or, more likely, have been heading to the airport on a Piccadilly or - and have found yourself listening to the station announcements. Why does Britain's biggest air hub not have a Terminal 1?
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1 week ago |
smh.com.au | Chris Leadbeater
Where: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USWhen did it close? 1999Once upon a time: Initially built as apartments between 1892 and 1894, this elegant 10-storey structure in north Philadelphia was transformed into the Lorraine Hotel in 1900, in a moment when Pennsylvania’s biggest city was enjoying a pre-war upswing. Yet its story was just beginning.
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1 week ago |
ca.style.yahoo.com | Chris Leadbeater
India has launched strikes on Pakistan following an attack on tourists by armed militants in Kashmir - gettyThe world is watching nervously after an outbreak of hostilities between India and Pakistan late on Tuesday evening. At around 9.30pm UK time, the Indian ministry of defence declared that the country’s armed forces had launched air strikes against nine locations in Pakistan and Pakistan-controlled areas.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Chris Leadbeater
The world is watching nervously after an outbreak of hostilities between India and Pakistan late on Tuesday evening. At around 9.30pm UK time, the Indian ministry of defence declared that the country’s armed forces had launched air strikes against nine locations in Pakistan and Pakistan-controlled areas. This military action was confirmed by Pakistan, with the announcement that missiles fired from Indian airspace had struck the cities of Kotli, Muzaffarabad and Bahawalpur.
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1 week ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Chris Leadbeater
The world is watching nervously after an outbreak of hostilities between India and Pakistan late on Tuesday evening. At around 9.30pm UK time, the Indian ministry of defence declared that the country's armed forces had launched air strikes against nine locations in Pakistan and Pakistan-controlled areas. This military action was confirmed by Pakistan, with the announcement that missiles fired from Indian airspace had struck the cities of Kotli, Muzaffarabad and Bahawalpur.
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Don’t tweet. Don’t speak. And stop playing that bloody Editors song at full time. You insult and patronise every single fan in the stadium by using its lyrics so passive-aggressively. Shameful, in so many ways.
Defeat in N17. https://t.co/uHedZ9H6VB
Oh what the hell, let's do this twice. Doubly delighted to be doubly nominated for the @TravMedia_UK #TravMediaAwards. I guess my writing relationship with Uncle Sam still has a way to run. https://t.co/M6rDYzA9os
Absolutely delighted to be nominated again for the @TravMedia_UK #TravMediaAwards. Consumer Staff Writer of the Year is a big category. Congratulations to all fellow finalists. See you in May. https://t.co/Oq6UzHWdPJ
