Sarah Baxter

United Kingdom

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Director, Marie Colvin Center for International Reporting @stonybrooku; columnist @eveningstandard; ex-Sunday @thetimes; @IpsoNews; https://t.co/9PbtB3CvFQ

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All or Nothing by Michael Wolff

3 weeks ago | the-tls.co.uk | Sarah Baxter

Welcome to the TLSWinner of the 2024 Niche Market Newspaper of the Year Award and proudly niche since 1902.
What to see and do in Exmoor National Park, England

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Sarah Baxter

This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). Wrapping up the best of west Somerset and North Devon’s coast and hinterland, Exmoor is the least-visited UK national park, which is a travesty — but a boon for those who do come. Because a certain magic hangs over its pony-grazed uplands, wooded combes, sea cliffs and untamed shores — one enhanced by Exmoor’s human stories.
What to see and do in Exmoor National Park, England

3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Sarah Baxter

8 hours agoA ‘giant’ made up two thousand fake bank notes has appeared in Canary WharfA ‘giant’ made up two thousand fake bank notes has appeared in Canary Wharf – in a warning to Brits about ‘sleeping savings’. Made from recycled polystyrene and weighing more than a ton, the installation was created to highlight that more than £1.3 trillion of UK savings is sitting in low interest savings accounts earning less than 50 per cent of the Bank of England base rate.
What to see and do in Exmoor National Park, England

4 weeks ago | nationalgeographic.com | Sarah Baxter

This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). Wrapping up the best of west Somerset and North Devon’s coast and hinterland, Exmoor is the least-visited UK national park, which is a travesty — but a boon for those who do come. Because a certain magic hangs over its pony-grazed uplands, wooded combes, sea cliffs and untamed shores — one enhanced by Exmoor’s human stories.
The 22-mile stretch of British seaside that has it all – except tourists

1 month ago | msn.com | Sarah Baxter

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The 22-mile stretch of British seaside that has it all - except tourists

1 month ago | ca.style.yahoo.com | Sarah Baxter

View of the Old Customs House from the shoreline at Weybourne - AlamyMy first encounters with Norfolk’s Deep History Coast – as nobody was calling it back then – weren’t the most sophisticated. It was the early 1980s and I recall family outings of sandy sandwiches and buttoned-up cardigans, and my uncle stripping to his trunks, dashing into a chilly, churny sea and pulling a moony as the rest of us cowered behind the windbreak.
Eight of Europe's best hop-on, hop-off railway hikes

1 month ago | inews.co.uk | Sarah Baxter

Rail travel is having a moment. With the growth of sleeper and high-speed routes across the continent and many mainstream tour operators offering flight-free options, trains are becoming a more feasible, and attractive, way to reach your holiday destination. Part of the joy of overland journeys is watching the views from the window – an experience that can leave you with a desire to see those vistas up close.
Why ancient pilgrimages are back in vogue in the UK

1 month ago | nationalgeographic.com | Sarah Baxter

This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). As the sun begins to set, the choristers file down St John’s Walk, just as they have for the past 500 years. Their cassocks swish softly, their feet tap the worn flagstones and their murmured voices rise towards rafters adorned with angels and griffins. From my room in the medieval cloisters, I follow them along the ancient passage into the cathedral and take a seat in the stalls.
Why ancient pilgrimages are back in vogue in the UK

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Sarah Baxter

This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). As the sun begins to set, the choristers file down St John’s Walk, just as they have for the past 500 years. Their cassocks swish softly, their feet tap the worn flagstones and their murmured voices rise towards rafters adorned with angels and griffins. From my room in the medieval cloisters, I follow them along the ancient passage into the cathedral and take a seat in the stalls.
7 of the best pilgrimages in the UK

1 month ago | flipboard.com | Sarah Baxter

3 hours agoBritish couple surprise guests - announcing wedding on the day with 12am WhatsApp inviteRuth Ridyard and Martin surprised their friends and family with a spontaneous wedding, inviting 24 people via a 00:13am WhatsApp message on February 22, 2024—exactly two years after their first date.