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4:28pm Friday 1st August 2008
Located in the Nord-Pas de Calais region of northern France, Lille is the main city of France's fourth largest metropolitan area.
12:10pm Tuesday 1st April 2008
Situated in the town of Warwick and overlooking the River Avon, Warwick Castle is a popular tourist spot that attracts thousands of visitors from all over the world.
3:42pm Tuesday 4th March 2008
In ancient times Egypt was a regional superpower and had the riches to prove it. GLYNN GARLICK enjoys an exhibition featuring the most famous pharaoh of them all.
1:38pm Tuesday 19th February 2008
EDINBURGH is not the first Scottish destination you would think of for an active holiday, with most of the country's extreme sport thrills to be had in the highlands and the northern islands.
9:53am Thursday 15th November 2007
OKAY, so maybe the cruise ship did suffer a complete power failure somewhere in the Mediterranean Sea between Genoa and Nice.
10:31am Thursday 27th September 2007
As a result of unprecedented investment, the modern city of Dublin is adding its own delights to its layers of history.
10:00am Thursday 27th September 2007
Nature lovers will revel in all that Dorset offers from its glorious coastline to historic monuments and fabulous countryside.
9:23am Thursday 27th September 2007
Mexicos most visited tourist destination, Cancun, delights the senses day and night with its fashionable resorts, excellent dining, shopping and water sports. Discover more about this lively coastal city.
1:06pm Monday 10th September 2007
Explore the largely undiscovered Costa de la Luz.
12:50pm Monday 10th September 2007
THE first time you see a giraffe in the wild it's breathtaking. Okay, you've seen them on TV, you've even seen them in the zoo, but here they are chewing on a tree, doing their own thing. You're the one that's out of place in this situation.
Updated 9:16pm Thursday 28th August 2008
A computer expert who hacked into top secret US military networks has lost his last-ditch legal appeal and will be extradited to the US in the next two weeks.
Some of Croydon’s most historic buildings will be opening their doors to the public as part of Open House London.
Croydon sprinter Martyn Rooney has been left disappointed after missing out on an Olympic medal in the final track event of the Beijing Games.
It was smiles and waggy tails all round when a lost greyhound was found eight days after going missing from her rescue home.
Investing in property in Croydon is “recession-proof” according to one developer.
These are the people and places that reflect Croydon in the eyes of budding photographers across the borough.
A couple who sold fireworks to under-age children have been handed a £779 fine with the council warning other shopkeepers to be vigilant.
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