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This summer, Babur’s 41st birthday coincides with the 125th anniversary of its Forest Hill neighbour, the Horniman Museum and Gardens. Rather than marking it with a discount code, the restaurant has gone considerably further. Babur is officially sponsoring the Horniman’s 125th Anniversary season, and has unveiled “Together In Bloom,” a limited-edition menu from Executive Chef […]
There is something slightly surreal about arriving in Doha. One moment you’re driving through what appears to be an ordinary Gulf city; the next, a building emerges on the horizon that looks as though it belongs in a science-fiction film. A few minutes later, you’re standing beneath a structure inspired by a desert rose, walking […]
If the Maldives has been sitting on your travel wish list, there’s now another reason to make it happen. Nestled in the crystal-clear waters of the South Nilandhe Atoll, Sun Siyam Vilu Reef has unveiled an impressive collection of 50 newly redesigned Ocean Signature Villas with Pool and Slide—bringing together luxury, privacy and just the right amount of […]
The UK may be basking in sunshine, but if you’re dreaming of white-sand beaches, turquoise waters and year-round tropical warmth, Sandals Resorts has just launched a limited-time offer that’s worth considering. Unique Caribbean Holidays Ltd. (UCHL), the UK tour operator for Sandals Resorts, is offering £100 off all-inclusive holidays of seven nights or more throughout 2026. […]
Why a new generation of young Muslims is beginning to travel differently. Somewhere between the pace of London life and the constant movement of work, deadlines and routine, many young Muslims are beginning to search for something slower, richer and more meaningful. Across the city, a generation of Muslim professionals are quietly building lives that […]
The NHS is encouraging people from South Asian communities to seek support for anxiety-related mental health conditions, reminding individuals that asking for help is a sign of strength—not weakness. Mental health is just as important as physical health, yet for many people across South Asian communities, conversations around anxiety, trauma and emotional wellbeing remain difficult. […]
