
Dan Taylor
Journalist at Express UK
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4 days ago |
express.co.uk | Olivia Sheed |Dan Taylor
Some suitcases can easily be opened by thieves (Image: Wirestock via Getty Images)A travel fan revealed just how easy it is for thieves to break into your luggage. It's only natural to be concerned about security when all your valuables are packed into one case and handed over at the checked luggage desk. But Sarah Adekola, also known as @millennialwealthsarah on TikTok, highlighted just how simple it is for thieves to get into certain travel bags using nothing more than a pen.
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1 week ago |
express.co.uk | Mary Harris |Dan Taylor
Huge UK aqua park like a Mediterranean holiday resort has new thrill in store this summerThe high-speed La Jefa is described as a "towering centrepiece" for families to "slip, slide and splash" across the water at St Andrews Lakes. Share Article Bookmark The unique resort is adding a new feature (Image: St Andrews Lakes)A water park noted for its splendid turquoise waters, is has added a new thrill with the "ultimate summer slide experience".
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2 weeks ago |
express.co.uk | Sarah Lumley |Dan Taylor
Quaint UK seaside town loved by Jeremy Vine has a 'different kind of beauty'The BBC Radio 2 presenter has been visiting the area for more than two decades and even included a scene based on the town's coastline in his new book. Celebs have flocked to Devon (Image: Manfred Gottschalk via Getty Images) This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it.
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2 weeks ago |
express.co.uk | Andrew Robinson |Dan Taylor
Ilkley is home to around 15,000 people (Image: Martin Priestley via Getty Images)A town with "more millionaires than anywhere" is home to around 15,000. And with more than 200 independent shops as well as cafes and restaurants, there's plenty to keep them busy. Local businesswoman Keeley Hall is brimming with pride for Ilkley's charm, catering to both the West Yorkshire town's residents and the influx of visitors.
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3 weeks ago |
express.co.uk | Lee Dalgetty |Dan Taylor
Netflix's Department Q viewers spot mistake that makes their 'ears bleed'The series has been a hit on the streaming platform but has left some people scratching their heads Some viewers have been left upset after tuning into Netflix's new detective series, Department Q. Filmed in Edinburgh and East Lothian, the show debuted on streaming services on May 29 and became a hot topic for some rather contentious reasons.
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