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Welcome to our September issue of Inside Flintshire magazine. We do hope you’ve had a great Summer holidays? If your anything like me then your probably looking forward to the kids going back to school for a bit of peace and quite and to save a few pennies from the great expensive of trying to keep them entertained all Summer.

So what do we have in this months issue?

There’s plenty going on in this months issue, including the return of our popular restaurant review, see pages 12-13 to see what our thoughts were on the Travellers Inn near Caerwys. Its still not too late to book a last minute sun holiday so why not take a look at the top ten secret beaches in Europe on pages 2021. We have more amazing competitions to giveaway including tickets to see Berlinda Carlisle, Alexander O’Neal and the South, see pages 24-25 to see how you can enter. You can also find our usual house to home, tech, motoring, health, fitness, films, in this month and gardening features all inside this months issue.

restaurant so full credit to the chef in producing two very dierent dishes but both ďŹ rst class!

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his month we were keen to visit the all new Gastro style pub the Travellers Inn which is conveniently situated junction 30 on the A55 Expressway, Caerwys.

After undergoing a major transformation from a ďŹ re which broke out in the kitchen on February 18th, 2018, thankfully no one was seriously hurt but the kitchen was completely destroyed and the whole building was severely smoke damaged. The owner Doug Gelder whilst recovering from injuries caused by the ďŹ re made the decision to radically transform the main dining area and toilet facilities which a substantial investment was needed.

With much hard work from local tradesmen the Travellers inn doors re opened exactly 6 months after the tragic ďŹ re.

Previously predominately a Carvery eatery this is

now only served on a Sunday, they now focus on a great selection of food from lite bites ,traditional and a few unique specials, all home cooked using local fresh produce supporting local businesses.

We were greeted with a warm welcome from the sta and were surprised at the dierence in the overall feel to the Travellers; it was extremely light and airy with a modern feel, although still keeping some rustic charm in the ďŹ xtures and ďŹ ttings.

The new dining area has a modern log burner and in the seated bar area a much more traditional one, both I imagine to be extremely cosy in the chillier months.

We were certainly not disappointed when the food arrived the presentation was incredible! The Black pudding and Bacon stack which was topped with a cooked to perfection poached egg with a brilliant orange yolk, in Regs contentment he

it was by far the biggest we have ever had. The ďŹ sh was fresh and tasty but let’s face it without the crispy coating of the batter this is irrelevant, this one certainly lived up to being the star of the show! This was served with mountains of crispy homemade chunky chips and a massive pot of mushy peas, Perfect!

decided that this was the best black pudding stack he had ever tasted as he swiftly cleared the plate. I had plumped for the King Prawn and Mussels in White wine sauce, again the presentation was amazing and the portion size huge, the Prawns and Mussels were steamed in creamy white wine sauce which was beautiful, the Mussels were served with a chunk of warm sour Dough bread a perfect accompaniment to mop up the indulgent White wine sauce.

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For our Mains, Reg opted for freshly battered Jumbo Cod and I decided on Sizzling Steak stir fry noodles with Garlic and Broccoli. On arrival we were astounded at the portion sizes in all the years we have been doing the food reviews we have never had such huge portions. In the description it did say “Jumbo� but by gosh this was a sea monster of a cod,

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ummer means a beach holiday abroad, but for an unforgettable trip you should steer clear of overcrowded European beaches and escape to one of these lesser known slices of paradise.

It’s peak season for beach holidays, and the Mediterranean is one of our most popular destinations.

But rather than head to the crowded beaches of the French Riviera or Majorca, where you may struggle to find a spot to place your towel, why not look for something a little more intimate? There are many unspoilt alternatives just waiting for your weary bones, where you won’t be overwhelmed by crowds.

These 10 European beaches are away from the main tourist trails and are all

beloved by locals. Many are perfect for families, while others are off the beaten track and well suited a more intrepid traveller, whose effort will be richly rewarded.

San Fruttuoso, Liguria, Italy This magical location was featured in the Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon TV programme ‘The Trip to Italy’. One scene showed the pair sitting on a terrace gazing at the water with a mediaeval abbey for a backdrop. It’s also easy to access, as it’s halfway between the family resort of Camogli and classy Portofino.

Cíes Islands, Galicia, Spain The top ranked Spanish beach was the Cíes Islands in Galicia, and Rodas in particular, which is the longest beach on the archipelago. It’s part of a national park so visitors are limited to 2,200 and there are no hotels, just a campsite.

Makarska, Dalmatian Coast, Croatia According to the experts, visitors to Croatia shouldn’t ignore the 38-mile Makarska Riviera between Split and Dubrovnik. At the centre is Makarska where you can visit the main square, but the biggest draw is undoubtedly the beach.

Île de Porquerolles, Côte d’Azur, France Porquerolles is a 20-minute boat ride off the French Riviera between Marseille and Cannes. Because it was bought by the French state in the 1970s, it hasn’t been overdeveloped, resulting in an old world charm that is intimate and captivating.

The jewel in the region’s crown is the Plage de Notre Dame on the north-eastern corner.

Voutoumi, Antipaxos, Greece While in the Greek Islands, don’t overlook Antipaxos, the smallest of the islands. Voutoumi is a pretty sandy beach surrounded by picturesque clifftops and welcoming tavernas.

It’s sparsely populated - the local population is below 100, and there are no shops. If you’re looking for seclusion, you’ve found it.

Caneiros, Algarve, Portugal Caneiros on the Algarve is just 30 minutes from Faro airport and our travel experts say it’s perfect for all ages, with safe water, plenty of sand to play in, pedalos and kayaks to rent, caves to explore and a chic beachside

restaurant. The beach also hires out day beds, and can organise a massage on the beach or a bottle of champagne.

Le Grau-du-Roi, Languedoc, France Le Grau-du-Roi near the Petit Camargue is a favourite for French holidaymakers, but is far less known in the UK. Cycle south out of town to Espiguette and you will be amazed to discover six miles of sandy dunes. A good choice for families.

Cirali, Antalya, Turkey Cirali, Antalya in south-west Turkey is home to endangered loggerhead turtles that lay their eggs there each summer. Development is minimal, making it a perfect choice for nature lovers.

Spiaggia del Laurito, Positano, Italy Italy’s Amalfi Coast is stunningly beautiful but those high cliffs and gorgeous views mean that beaches are often hard to access. Laurito, though, is in the middle of town and is accessible by a steep track or by boat from Positano.

Once you’re there, you’re greeted by an enclosed beach and a seafood restaurant to die for.

Cala Codolar, Ibiza, Spain Cala Codolar is recommended because it’s fairly close to Ibiza’s popular Cala Comte, but much less busy. It’s also a good choice for families, which isn’t always the case on the party island.

Cirali, Antalya

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Caneiros, Algarve

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Working with Prince back in the early days as part of ‘The Time’ his journey in and out of various band formations propelled him to be the solo artist that we best know him for today.

2018 saw the release of Alexander’s first original studio album for 15 years, and fans are in for a treat when they hear how one of the greatest voices of all time has matured into a sensational soul and blues sound.

With the release of his hard hitting, blockbuster autobiography in early 2017 and a 50 date UK tour to celebrate 30 years of the iconic Hearsay album, it’s safe to say that fans still can’t get enough of the man from Minneapolis!

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one single), Perfect 10, Rotterdam, Song For Whoever, Old Red Eyes Is Back, Good as Gold, Don’t Marry Her plus many more singles and album tracks. All performed again live, these songs span an impressive 20 year career starting way back in 1989!

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Raised in Southern California, Belinda Carlisle began her music career in 1977 as the drummer of the Los Angeles punk band the Germs, going on to join the Go-Go’s as lead singer after the band’s formation in 1978.

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We both agreed that we had eaten far too much so declined dessert but if the starters and main courses are anything to go by I’m sure they are superb! We agreed that we will deďŹ nitely return soon and share a starter so we can save room for a dessert.

Thanks to the Travelers Inn for a beautiful meal a must try when your next out on your travels.

The Sizzling Steak noodles were just as good and again the portion size was that huge I had to ask for a takeout box, waste not

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For starters Reg immediately chose the ďŹ rst thing on the menu Black pudding and bacon stack ,I choose the last but deďŹ nitely not the least , Mussels and King Prawns in a white wine sauce. The starters took ample time to come out which we have no problem with as this suggests the food is being freshly cooked and not placed in a microwave oven.

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Nissan Juke: retro with a twist T he Nissan Juke is the SUV that kick-started the trend for jacked-up small cars. It displays the influence of some of Nissan’s crazy late-80s designs, such as the Pao, S-Cargo and Figaro. The idea of the Juke was to combine retro looks with a modern twist and, while ‘retro’ might not immediately spring to mind at first sight, the Juke certainly isn’t afraid of standing out from the pack with its exaggerated and unmistakable visual identity.

However, while the characterful Juke has become a familiar sight on Britain’s roads, it doesn’t seem to have dated since being first showcased over ten years ago. Its distinctive nature, combined with strong resale values, lots of on-board technology and reasonable fuel economy, have helped it remain a big seller even though many other car makers have followed in its footsteps.

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Motoring around town and helps the car to feel darty and nimble at low speeds.

However, it weights up inconsistently as more lock is applied in corners, robbing its driver of confidence.

Suspension and ride comfort The Juke’s suspension is too firm and jittery. Even at low speeds, the car jars harshly over sharp-edged bumps and crests and when negotiating speed bumps in town. Hit a bump at higher speeds, and things get very unsettled.

Top versions come with larger alloy wheels that exacerbate this problem.

Handling The Juke’s steering is quick to respond

The steering wheel can be moved up and down, but not in and out, so if you have short arms, you’ll have to slide the seat forward to reach it.

Consequently many drivers will find their seating position is compromised and not as comfortable as it should be.

Visibility, parking sensors and cameras A 360-degree Around View monitor is standard on Tekna models, and optional on Nismo RS and Acenta Premium versions. It gives the driver a bird’s eye view of the car when trying to park in a tight spot.

It’s a great feature if you find parking a chore.

Performance & drive The Nissan Juke comes with a wide variety of petrol engines but only one diesel. The entry-level 1.6-litre petrol is fine around town but has to be worked very hard on the motorway. A more powerful version is offered, but it’s only available with Nissan’s Xtronic CVT automatic gearbox, which doesn’t suit it.

Getting comfortable in the Nissan Juke won’t be easy for everyone. The front seats are relatively supportive but the backrest adjusts via a plastic handle, with stepped adjustment that means you’ll struggle to find the perfect position.

All but entry-level Visia models come with variable steering that has three different settings, but all this really does is add more resistance to the wheel’s movements.

The front tyres also wash wide quite easily through faster bends, while the rear of the car doesn’t feel particularly stable during high-speed direction changes - not a desirable quality in a small family car.

The high-performance Nismo version is, again, a slightly sharper car to drive with less body lean in corners, but it still lacks the grip to compete with conventional hatchbacks such as the Ford Fiesta.

The view of the road ahead is otherwise much better than from a conventional hatchback, with the higher seating position enabling you to see farther.

Sat nav and infotainment When it comes to infotainment, there are clear distinctions between trim levels. Entry-level Visia goes without Bluetooth and even a USB connection, while, to gain steering wheel-mounted audio controls, you need to step up to Acenta.

Premium and Tekna versions are much better equipped. Their features include a 5.8-inch touchscreen media system with sat-nav, a DAB radio, Bluetooth and USB connectivity. The sat-nav is fairly responsive to inputs and the menus in the media system are simple and easy to navigate.

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Visibility, parking sensors and cameras A 360-degree Around View monitor is standard on Tekna models, and optional on Nismo RS and Acenta Premium versions. It gives the driver a bird’s eye view of the car when trying to park in a tight spot. It’s a great feature if you find parking a chore.

The view of the road ahead is otherwise much better than from a conventional hatchback, with the higher seating position enabling you to see farther.

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When it comes to infotainment, there are clear distinctions between trim levels. Entry-level Visia goes without Bluetooth and even a USB connection, while, to gain steering wheel-mounted audio controls, you need to step up to Acenta.

One of the biggest improvements made to the Juke during its mid-life refresh was an increase to the size of its luggage area. Barring the fourwheel-drive versions, every Juke now comes with an adjustable boot floor.

In its lowest setting you can just about fit a set of golf clubs or a buggy behind the rear bench.

Premium and Tekna versions are much better equipped. Their features include a 5.8-inch touchscreen media system with sat-nav, a DAB radio, Bluetooth and USB connectivity, as well as an upgraded stereo system.

If you fold the back seats down, the false floor removes the deep lip in the load bay, but the seat backs don’t quite fold flat.

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Nissan as a brand disappointed in the most recent What Car? Reliability Survey, finishing 26th out of 31 manufacturers - below Skoda, Seat, Peugeot and Vauxhall.

Every model in the Nissan Juke range comes with driver’s seat height adjustment as standard. However, the low roofline and high driving position mean it feels a little more snug inside than, say, the Kia Soul. There is just about enough elbow room to avoid brushing your passenger by accident but only just.

The warranty is nothing special, though: you get a three-year/60,000mile warranty that includes breakdown cover as standard. Kia and Hyundai offer the longest warranties in the class - up to seven years for the former.

Safety and security Although it lacks hill-hold assist, the reasonably priced Tech Pack includes a 360-degree parking camera, lanekeeping assistance and a moving object detection system.

There’s a less expensive Safety Pack that includes the 360-degree parking camera and lane keeping assistance, too. Few cars in the Juke’s price range and class are offered with such an extensive range of safety equipment. scored highly for everything except pedestrian protection.

The Juke itself performed better, however, coming 5th out of 11 other small SUVs.

Rear space If you’re taller than average, you’ll be more comfortable in the front of the Juke than in the back. Its roof is steeply sloped, so head room is really tight, and the narrow, tinted rear windows and dark roof lining make occupants feel even more hemmed in.

On the plus side, there’s a pair of useful, bottle-shaped door bins, and the central tunnel doesn’t obstruct the foot wells, even in fourwheel-drive variants.

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How to hide your TV with style! build a box and add some doors to it to accomplish the same thing. This also gives you the flexibility to finish it however you want. You could even use artwork or mirrors on the front if you really want to jazz it up a bit.

Looking for an easy way to disguise or hide the TV in your room? Whether you want to DIY a TV art cover or buy a TV cabinet, this list of ideas will help.

Televisions have long been the Achilles heel of interior decorators, with most homes having at least one. They tend to be installed and watched in the main room in the house. And they aren’t that pretty to look at.

Hide it behind a DIY painting If the TV is hung on a fairly large wall (at least twice the width of the screen), then this sliding artwork could be a good way to hide the TV. It’s built like a mini version of a barn door that is just big enough to cover your television.

Creating the art as two pictures that can hang on their own means that it looks really good when the artwork is open, too …like it is meant to be there!

Make a DIY TV art cover Another option for hiding the TV behind a painting is to make a DIY TV art cover.

It is hidden by what looks like a framed picture.

Get a photograph printed on a canvas and hang it on the wall over the TV with a roller shade kit. Then build a frame around the edge of the picture that hides the sides of the TV and the chain

Hang it on a dark-coloured wall

from the roller shade.

Buy a TV that IS art If you really want to go all out (and don’t mind spending a little money), you can actually buy a TV that looks like art when it is turned off.

They are available with pre-installed artwork that you can choose from, or you can upload your own pictures if you prefer. It even has different frame color options if you want to make sure the “art” blends in with the rest of your pictures.

A wall-hung TV cabinet Flat screen TV covers are boxes that are intended to be installed over the television. They have doors that fold back when you want to watch TV, and can be closed when you don’t want to see the TV. If you prefer a DIY project, you could

Now we are on to the options that are disguising the TV rather than totally hiding it. One of the easiest ways to do this is to hang the TV on a dark colored wall.

That way the dark color of the TV screen blends into the background and doesn’t stand out as much.

Get a TV lift cabinet If you really want to get fancy about hiding your TV, a TV lift cabinet is the way to go. The television slides down into the box when you’re not using it and pops up when you are. It is a little more expensive than some of the other options, but it definitely keeps the television set out of view.

Buy a TV mirror You can also buy televisions that have a mirror front. When they are turned off they look just like a large mirror. When you turn them on the mirror disappears and you see only the television picture.

Your Christmas decorations on the fireplace mantel will look much better with this hanging over top of them!

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his month we were keen to visit the all new Gastro style pub the Travellers Inn which is conveniently situated junction 30 on the A55 Expressway, Caerwys.

After undergoing a major transformation from a ďŹ re which broke out in the kitchen on February 18th, 2018, thankfully no one was seriously hurt but the kitchen was completely destroyed and the whole building was severely smoke damaged. The owner Doug Gelder whilst recovering from injuries caused by the ďŹ re made the decision to radically transform the main dining area and toilet facilities which a substantial investment was needed.

With much hard work from local tradesmen the Travellers inn doors re opened exactly 6 months after the tragic ďŹ re.

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now only served on a Sunday, they now focus on a great selection of food from lite bites ,traditional and a few unique specials, all home cooked using local fresh produce supporting local businesses.

We were greeted with a warm welcome from the sta and were surprised at the dierence in the overall feel to the Travellers; it was extremely light and airy with a modern feel, although still keeping some rustic charm in the ďŹ xtures and ďŹ ttings.

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restaurant so full credit to the chef in producing two very different dishes but both first class!

decided that this was the best black pudding stack he had ever tasted as he swiftly cleared the plate. I had plumped for the King Prawn and Mussels in White wine sauce, again the presentation was amazing and the portion size huge, the Prawns and Mussels were steamed in creamy white wine sauce which was beautiful, the Mussels were served with a chunk of warm sour Dough bread a perfect accompaniment to mop up the indulgent White wine sauce.

For our Mains, Reg opted for freshly battered Jumbo Cod and I decided on Sizzling Steak stir fry noodles with Garlic and Broccoli. On arrival we were astounded at the portion sizes in all the years we have been doing the food reviews we have never had such huge portions. In the description it did say “Jumbo” but by gosh this was a sea monster of a cod,

it was by far the biggest we have ever had. The fish was fresh and tasty but let’s face it without the crispy coating of the batter this is irrelevant, this one certainly lived up to being the star of the show! This was served with mountains of crispy homemade chunky chips and a massive pot of mushy peas, Perfect!

The Sizzling Steak noodles were just as good and again the portion size was that huge I had to ask for a takeout box, waste not

We both agreed that we had eaten far too much so declined dessert but if the starters and main courses are anything to go by I’m sure they are superb! We agreed that we will definitely return soon and share a starter so we can save room for a dessert.

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When we launched the festival back in 2014 (remember that?), we made a conscious choice to focus on more than just music, or food, or craft. Instead we poured our energy into creating a festival full of powerful, memorable and -most importantly- FUN experiences.

This is the story of how The Good Life Experience was born...

We’ve had boom and bust, mindless consumption and enforced austerity.

And interesting things have come out of that austerity; a retreat to values and fashions that seem to encapsulate simpler times, the good old days. We’ve found ourselves yearning for the more honest and straightforward world enjoyed by our parents and grandparents.

Superficially, this has meant that bicycles and baking, beards and tweed, vintage style and gardening are now more popular than ever; on a deeper level it has meant that millions of people

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are returning to craft as a source of solace and comfort, that more people than ever want to get outdoors, to discover and consume things that are made with passion by small business.

People are trying to discover what makes them truly happy.

At its core this movement can best be defined, perhaps, as The Search for The Good Life; a life that’s fulfilled and considered, yes, but is also fun and values the things that matter... family, friends, a real connection with The Great Outdoors, proper food and drink, discovery, music that comes from the soul, great books, craft. All the things that don’t cost a great deal but that make life richer, more rewarding and better fun.

SO, WHAT IS THE GOOD LIFE? If it fits in with the founders' idea of The

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Good Life, it features at the festival; great food, axe throwing, campfire cooking, mass sing-alongs, comedy, beer served by experts, talks by explorers, raucous music, abseiling, a 1930s fairground, butchery displays, poetry, literature, endless How To… talks.

Everything is aimed at adults and children alike.

SOUND LIKE FUN? JOIN US! Tickets to The Good Life Experience are on sale now.

Our site is now closer to both Hawarden Old & New Castles, with events taking place in both.

Alongside talks and demonstrations in the castle gardens, lake, woodlands and wider parkland. This has made TGLE one of Britain’s most beautiful festivals while retaining our unique mix of talks, craft, food, music and outdoor activities.

You can head to TGLE for two or three nights of The Good Life. Or you can head here for the day

and night of Saturday.

Camp or stay off-site, book a glamping pitch or bring the campervan.

The choice is yours.

When we started this festival we had two simple aims; to create something truly unique and to try our very hardest to do things really, really well.

So that's the story of how we got here. Stay tuned for line-up announcements, site updates, latest news, pictures and videos of festivals past, and a whole lot more.

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ummer means a beach holiday abroad, but for an unforgettable trip you should steer clear of overcrowded European beaches and escape to one of these lesser known slices of paradise.

It’s peak season for beach holidays, and the Mediterranean is one of our most popular destinations.

But rather than head to the crowded beaches of the French Riviera or Majorca, where you may struggle to find a spot to place your towel, why not look for something a little more intimate? There are many unspoilt alternatives just waiting for your weary bones, where you won’t be overwhelmed by crowds.

These 10 European beaches are away from the main tourist trails and are all

beloved by locals. Many are perfect for families, while others are off the beaten track and well suited a more intrepid traveller, whose effort will be richly rewarded.

San Fruttuoso, Liguria, Italy This magical location was featured in the Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon TV programme ‘The Trip to Italy’. One scene showed the pair sitting on a terrace gazing at the water with a mediaeval abbey for a backdrop. It’s also easy to access, as it’s halfway between the family resort of Camogli and classy Portofino.

Cíes Islands, Galicia, Spain The top ranked Spanish beach was the Cíes Islands in Galicia, and Rodas in particular, which is the longest beach on the archipelago. It’s part of a national park so visitors are limited to 2,200 and there are no hotels, just a campsite.

Makarska, Dalmatian Coast, Croatia According to the experts, visitors to Croatia shouldn’t ignore the 38-mile Makarska Riviera between Split and Dubrovnik. At the centre is Makarska where you can visit the main square, but the biggest draw is undoubtedly the beach.

Île de Porquerolles, Côte d’Azur, France Porquerolles is a 20-minute boat ride off the French Riviera between Marseille and Cannes. Because it was bought by the French state in the 1970s, it hasn’t been overdeveloped, resulting in an old world charm that is intimate and captivating.

The jewel in the region’s crown is the Plage de Notre Dame on the north-eastern corner.

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San Fruttuoso, Liguria

Voutoumi, Antipaxos, Greece While in the Greek Islands, don’t overlook Antipaxos, the smallest of the islands. Voutoumi is a pretty sandy beach surrounded by picturesque clifftops and welcoming tavernas.

It’s sparsely populated - the local population is below 100, and there are no shops. If you’re looking for seclusion, you’ve found it.

Caneiros, Algarve, Portugal Caneiros on the Algarve is just 30 minutes from Faro airport and our travel experts say it’s perfect for all ages, with safe water, plenty of sand to play in, pedalos and kayaks to rent, caves to explore and a chic beachside

restaurant. The beach also hires out day beds, and can organise a massage on the beach or a bottle of champagne.

Le Grau-du-Roi, Languedoc, France Le Grau-du-Roi near the Petit Camargue is a favourite for French holidaymakers, but is far less known in the UK. Cycle south out of town to Espiguette and you will be amazed to discover six miles of sandy dunes. A good choice for families.

Cirali, Antalya, Turkey Cirali, Antalya in south-west Turkey is home to endangered loggerhead turtles that lay their eggs there each summer. Development is minimal, making it a perfect choice for nature lovers.

Spiaggia del Laurito, Positano, Italy Italy’s Amalfi Coast is stunningly beautiful but those high cliffs and gorgeous views mean that beaches are often hard to access. Laurito, though, is in the middle of town and is accessible by a steep track or by boat from Positano.

Once you’re there, you’re greeted by an enclosed beach and a seafood restaurant to die for.

Cala Codolar, Ibiza, Spain Cala Codolar is recommended because it’s fairly close to Ibiza’s popular Cala Comte, but much less busy. It’s also a good choice for families, which isn’t always the case on the party island.

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Raised in Southern California, Belinda Carlisle began her music career in 1977 as the drummer of the Los Angeles punk band the Germs, going on to join the Go-Go’s as lead singer after the band’s formation in 1978.

With their chart-topping debut release Beauty and the Beat in 1981, the group helped popularize new wave music in the United States, and were the first all-female band in history who wrote their own songs and played their own instruments to achieve a No. 1 album. The Go-Go’s have sold over 7 million records worldwide.

After dissolution of the Go-Go’s in 1985, Belinda went on to have a successful solo career with radio hits such as “Mad About You”, “I Get Weak”, “Circle in the Sand”, “Leave a Light On” and “Heaven Is a Place on Earth”, among others, which were major successes in the United States, United Kingdom and internationally as well.

Now she’s back on the road with a very special UK tour this Autumn with the ‘Runaway Horses 30th Anniversary Tour’ in September and October 2019 performing a selection of tracks taken from her 3rd solo album ‘Runaway Horses’.

To win the tickets, just answer the following question:

“What is the name of Berlinda Carlisle’s UK tour?” tour Sunday September 29, 2019; Wrexham - William Aston Hall; Box Office No: 0844 249 1000; Tickets: £35.75; Doors: 7.30pm; Website: www.vmstickets.co.uk

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To be in with a chance of winning the tickets, just answer the following question:

“How many band members are in The South?”

To celebrate their 10th anniversary and 30 years since The Beautiful South released ‘Song For Whoever’, The South are back this Summer, with a 2019 UK Tour playing shows up and down the whole of the UK. The South are an impressive ninepiece band who feature former members of The Beautiful South

including singer Alison Wheeler and lifelong sax player Gaz Birtles. They play the songs made famous by The Beautiful South and bring back the full flavour and arrangements with this exciting live band.

After a successful year of touring up and down the country, The South are keeping alive all those timeless songs - A Little Time (the number

one single), Perfect 10, Rotterdam, Song For Whoever, Old Red Eyes Is Back, Good as Gold, Don’t Marry Her plus many more singles and album tracks. All performed again live, these songs span an impressive 20 year career starting way back in 1989!

Come on! Let’s Carry On… Regardless!

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To win the family passes, answer the following question:

“What is the name of Alexander O’Neal’s famous dance floor hit released over 30 years ago?”

Securing his name in the R&B history books, Alexander O’Neal is one of the genres most iconic names. With chart smash ‘Criticize’ lighting up dance floors across the world thirty years after its release, his sound has transcended generations.

Working with Prince back in the early days as part of ‘The Time’ his journey in and out of various band formations propelled him to be the solo artist that we best know him for today.

2018 saw the release of Alexander’s first original studio album for 15 years, and fans are in for a treat when they hear how one of the greatest voices of all time has matured into a sensational soul and blues sound.

With the release of his hard hitting, blockbuster autobiography in early 2017 and a 50 date UK tour to celebrate 30 years of the iconic Hearsay album, it’s safe to say that fans still can’t get enough of the man from Minneapolis!

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The world’s richest football club owners Among some of the richest owners in word football stand NINE Premier League chiefs.

But somewhat surprisingly, Manchester City boss Sheikh Mansour is not at the top of the tree.

Here are nine of the known richest owners in world football...

9. Joe Lewis - Tottenham Hotspur £3.8billion Despite their inactivity in the transfer market, Spurs certainly do not lack any financial backing.

Owner Joe Lewis, one of the richest men in the UK, financed the reported £800million bill for the construction of Tottenham ’s new stadium.

8. Zhan Jindang - Inter Milan £5.2billion A chinese billionaire who earned his fortune through Suning.com, one of China’s largest appliance retailers and e-commerce companies, Jindang took over Inter Milan in 2016.

His impact resulted in instant on-field success, as Inter improved from a seventh place finish in 2017 to 4th place and a return to the Champions League in 2018.

Jokanovic with Claudio Ranieri following a poor start to the season, after spending over £100million on 12 new players in the summer of 2018.

the club, who have won the MLS Cup on five occasions.

6. Stan Kroenke - Arsenal £6.4billion

Having owned Serie A side Juventus since 1947, the Agnelli family owning Juventus is reportedly the longest running sporting dynasty in Italy.

Known as ‘Silent Stan’ throughout the Arsenal faithful, Stan Kroenke has a net worth that doesn’t appear to add up with Unai Emery’s transfer budget.

Owner of Kroenke Sports and Entertainment, the American also owns NFL outfit the LA Rams, as well as the Gunners, whom he became majority shareholder of in 2011.

5. Roman Abramovich - Chelsea £8.3billion Arguably the man who transformed Chelsea from a Premier League side to a European giant, Roman Abramovich took over the West London club in June 2003.

By 2006, Chelsea had won consecutive Premier League titles, two more than they had when Abramovich took over.

2. Sheikh Mansour - Manchester City - £17billion Historically the ugly duckling of the two Manchester clubs, Manchester City have gone on to win three Premier League titles this decade and have an annual defence spending greater than 52 countries since the purchase of the club by Mansour in 2008.

1. Dietrich Mateschitz New York Red Bulls - £17.8billion

7. Shahid Khan - Fulham - £5.4billion

4. Philip Anschutz - LA Galaxy £10billion

After watching his team suffer relegation during the season in which he bought the club, Khan has financed a return to the Premier League in 2017-18.

A recipient of National Soccer Hall of Fame Medal of Honour for his contributions to the growth of football in the United States, Anschutz is owner of MLS side LA Galaxy.

He is not shy at making big decisions either, as he illustrated last season when he replaced manager Slavisa

The signings of David Beckham, Steven Gerrard and Zlatan Ibrahimovic outline his ambition for

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Despite their fortune, Juventus have garnered a reputation for smart transfer dealings, signing Andrea Pirlo, Dani Alves and Paul Pogba on free transfers in recent years.

City Football Group are also contributing hugely to the surge in popularity of the MLS, founding New York City FC in 2015, who have since signed David Villa, Andrea Pirlo and Frank Lampard.

For Chelsea fans, Abramovich has proven it is possible to buy happiness.

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Originally the New York Metrostars, Mateschitz bought and rebranded the team, which has gone onto win the Eastern conference five times since his arrival.

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Lasagne Al Forno This classic lasagne recipe has been perfected over the years.

For the best results leave lasagne to stand for six hours before cooking.

Method 1 Preheat the oven to160C/325F/ Gas 3.

2 For the ragu, heat a large frying pan until hot and add the oil. Cook the mince until browned all over.

Remove from the heat and transfer to a plate. Add the onion, celery (if using) and garlic to the pan and

cook until softened. Return the meat to the pan and stir in the flour.

Add the stock and bring to the boil.

Add the redcurrant jelly (or sugar), tomato purée and thyme, then stir well.

base of a 2.3 litre/4 pint shallow ovenproof dish. Spoon one third of the white sauce on top. Arrange one layer of lasagne sheets on top. Season. Spoon half of the remaining meat sauce on top and then half of the white sauce. Put another layer of lasagne sheets on top, then the remaining meat sauce and remaining white sauce.

Sprinkle over the cheddar cheese.

3 Stir in the canned tomatoes. Bring to the boil again, cover and simmer in the oven for 1-½ hours, or until the beef is tender.

4 For the white sauce, melt the butter in a saucepan. Add the flour and cook over the heat for one minute. Gradually whisk in the hot milk, whisking until thickened. Add the Dijon mustard and parmesan cheese and season well with salt and pepper.

6 Leave for six hours before cooking so that the pasta can start to soften.

7 Preheat the oven temperature to 200C/400F/Gas 6.

8 Cook in the middle of the oven for about 45 minutes- or until golden brown on top, bubbling around the edges and the pasta is soft.

5 For the lasagne, put one third of the meat sauce in the

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For the white sauce ● 50g/2oz butter ● 50g/2oz plain flour ● 750ml/1¼ pints hot milk ● 2 tsp Dijon mustard ● 50g/2oz Parmesan, finely grated ● salt and freshly ground black pepper

For the lasagne ● 12 lasagne sheets ● 75g/3oz mature cheddar, grated

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3. What type of meat is most consumed worldwide?

8. Deva was the Roman name for which modern city?

4. What did the United States adopt as its national anthem in 1931?

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Tech talk

More new innovations...

Following on from last month’s article, we’ve collated some of the most interesting and potentially revolutionary techinnovations currently either being researched or developed.

Swallowable medical devices are on the way Small, swallowable devices are currently being developed that can capture images of your guts without the need for anesthetic. They can even be used in infants and children.

Once fully developed these little medical devices will revolutionize how medical professionals diagnose and monitor some very serious diseases.

This will be an incredibly powerful tool for things like cancer and intestinal disorders like environmental enteric dysfunction.

An end to sewers is on the way (hopefully)

immune system to identify and destroy cancer cells. This, if achieved, could make cancer a thing of the past.

Developments are afoot to push forward with “eco-friendly” toilets that do not need a connection to a sewer system and can treat waste on the spot. Not only will this be revolutionary for cities of the future, but it will bring much-needed sanitation to many parts of the world that currently lack this “luxury”.

Fancy a cow-free burger?

Philanthropists Bill Gates has been running a competition called “Reinvent the Toilet Challenge” to find suitable, viable prototypes for this.

Many submissions are actually quite promising and once self-contained, self waste metabolizing systems will benefit mankind and the environment for the better.

Custom cancer vaccines could be a reality soon Thanks to scientific developments like the Human Genome Project, personalized medicines and vaccines could be just around the corner. One interesting application for this is the possibility of developing personalized cancer vaccines.

No anesthetic: Swallowable medical devices will revolutionise medical diagnosis.

Lab-grown meat: An animal-free alternative.

This might sound a little farfetched, but it is hoped that medical professionals could soon train your

Meat is a vital part of a healthy diet, so we are told, but it comes with a small problem - an animal needs to die.

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Hot metal: 3-D metal printing.

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Films

The pick of the new movies

Ad Astra Astronaut Roy McBride (Brad Pitt) travels to the outer edges of the solar system to find his father and unravel a mystery that threatens the survival of our planet. He uncovers secrets which challenge the nature of human existence and our place in the cosmos.

Roy also unearths some shocking revelations about his father over the course of the story, delving deeper into his past as he searches for the truth about his father's whereabouts.

Writer-director James Gray was inspired to write Ad Astra after researching the first nuclear chain reaction in Stagg Field in the 1940s.

At the time, some feared

The Goldfinch Theodore “Theo” Decker was 13 years old when his mother was killed in a bombing at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The tragedy changes the course of his life, sending him on a stirring odyssey of grief and guilt, reinvention and redemption, and even love. Through it all, he holds on to one tangible piece of hope from that terrible day...a painting of a tiny bird chained to its perch, 'The Goldfinch'.

Released: September 27, 2019 Genre: Drama

that the experiment would set off a dangerous, unstoppable reaction: “science out of control,”

Genre: Adventure, Drama Director: James Gray Cast: Brad Pitt, Liv Tyler, Tommy

Released: September 18, 2019

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It: Chapter Two

themselves “The Losers Club”. In chapter two, the gang is 27 years older, and determined to put an end to It.

A sequel to the 2017 film, this second chapter is yet another long-awaited, Stephen King-based, creeps-inducing production. The first film followed the disappearance of seven-year old Georgie and the ensuing persecution by an unknown force, called “It”, of his teenage brother and his gang, who call

Released: September 6, 2019 Genre: Horror, Thriller Director: Andy Muschietti Cast: Finn Wolfhard, Bill Skarsgård, Jessica Chastain

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How to get a good night’s sleep

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hether you’re a full eight hours person or can get by on a mean lean four, quality sleep time is the key to a productive and happy day. We spend about a third of our lives asleep.

Up to one third of the population suffers from insomnia, with common mental health problems such as stress, anxiety and depression often underpinning sleep problems, and likewise, poor sleep often leading to poor mental health.’

So put a spring in your step with our top tips for restful snoozing.

Read on to discover how to sleep better.

Invest in blackout blinds Black-out blinds or curtains will limit light at night time. This is crucial, as

light interferes with melatonin production. Melatonin, incidentally, is the hormone that encourages us to go to sleep.

Put away your phone It’s useful to avoid looking at phones/ screens/TVs for at least half an hour before you’re due for some shut eye.

Try to avoid having electronic devices in the bedroom, full stop - or use a blue-light filtering app or mode.’ Again, this is because that blue light will stop your body from producing melatonin, the hormone that induces sleep.

Stick to a routine This one might be easier said than done, but try your best to stick to a similar bedtime routine - this means going to bed at the same time each evening and getting up at the same time each morning. Try to keep to a similar wind-down routine before you go to sleep so your body and mind knows when its time for shut eye.

Get the right amount of sleep You need to know how much sleep you need to feel good. It’s likely to be seven to eight hours, but it could be as little as four.

Try keeping a sleep diary or tracking your sleep with a wearable device (ideally not your phone).

If you have a good idea of how much sleep you need to feel good and what affects your sleep, you can make sure you establish good habits, or pinpoint issues.

Watch what and when you eat and drink As a rule, eating less than two hours before bed means that food hasn’t had time to digest before we try

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and sleep. This can lead to discomfort and indigestion. Fatty or spicy foods can take longer to process and stimulants like caffeine or sugar can give us a boost of energy when we want to be winding down. Rice, oats and dairy products can encourage us to feel sleepy.

Avoid alcohol We like to think that alcohol makes us sleep better. It may help us nod off, but the quality of the sleep you get may be poor, and dehydration or a late-night takeaway can further impair our sleep.

Don’t exercise in the evening Exercise is great for mental health and regular light exercise is a good way to improve sleep. Exercise floods the body with feel-good hormones that stimulate our minds and bodies, so beware of exercising late at night as it can actually keep us awake.

Don’t take a nap Sometimes it’s easy to give in to sleep on the train or bus home after a busy day. And a short can gee you up. But that’s just it …they have literally stolen some of your sleep ‘fuel’. If you nod off, even for a short time, you can short circuit the natural hormone surges that set us up for our main sleep. Therefore you need to regain it again if you still expect to sleep a solid 8 hours of quality sleep.

Find ways to address anxiety and worry Health is one of our biggest worries. If you lie awake mulling over concerns about your health, or the health of a loved one, you could try meditation or a mindfulness technique to help settle your internal worries. They won’t necessarily make you sleep instantly, but they will help you avoid stress, and therefore prevent sleep problems in the future.

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ncreasingly, research is showing that regular exercise can ward off cerebral diseases such as Alzheimer’s, dementia and Parkinson’s, as well as relieve stress and anxiety, alleviate depression, boost creativity and preserve mental faculties and skills.

How does exercise influence mental function?

As far as brain function is concerned, exercise increases the production of key brain chemicals that encourage the growth of brain and nerve cells and help develop new neural pathways (lines of communication between the brain and the body). It also improves blood and oxygen flow to the brain and promotes the growth of blood vessels.

A recent study measured the mental ability of 18-24 year olds by giving them two computer tests to do after a rest period, and after fast running on a treadmill. After the running, their decision-making process was faster and more of their answers were correct.

Exercise improving creativity Exercise can also help get your creative juices flowing. Research has found that creative thinking and problem solving improved after

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prolonged aerobic exercise. Exercise also boosts blood flow to the brain, particularly the right hemisphere, which is associated with creativity and imagination.

It has been shown that repetitive, rhythmic activities, such as swimming laps or treadmill running, are best for cerebral benefits, as they require little conscious thought. Once a training programme ends, however, the improvements disappear.

Kick out stress with exercise While stress is a necessary and important function, 21st century life doesn’t allow us to fight or flee from stressful situations. As a result, our stress hormones hike up blood pressure and heart rate, thus increasing the risk of heart attack or stroke. But research shows that regular moderate activity helps dissipate these hormones, and has a relaxing and calming effect on the body and mind.

Exercise putting a smile on your face Okay, so you aren’t always smiling when you head for the gym - but we bet you feel happy when you come out!

There is increasing evidence of a link between regular activity and improved mental health. Half an hour of exercise a day, six days a week, had effects equivalent to a course of prescribed

medication for mildly depressed patients, according to a major study this year, while recent esearch showed that walking for 20 minutes or more per day had the same positive outcome as a course of psychotherapy.

The flood of endorphins (the body’s own morphine-like hormones) is usually given credit for this feel-good factor but, increasingly, research is pointing more towards a psychological rather than physiological cause. Exercise provides a distraction from the grind of daily life - giving us ‘time out’ from the rat race. It also gives a sense of accomplishment, which sport psychologists call ‘mastery’, boosting self-esteem and proffering a sense of control over our lives

It’s never too late to exercise Even if you haven’t been a regular exerciser all your life, it’s never too late to reap the benefits. Exercising for half an hour at least twice a week during midlife can significantly cut a person’s risk of dementia late.

People in their late 40s and early 50s could reduce their risk of dementia by about 50 per cent, according to the study. And it’s not boatloads of exercise, either - physical activity which lasted 20-30 minutes at least twice a week, and which was enough to cause breathlessness and sweating, was sufficient.

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Nissan Juke: retro with a twist T he Nissan Juke is the SUV that kick-started the trend for jacked-up small cars. It displays the influence of some of Nissan’s crazy late-80s designs, such as the Pao, S-Cargo and Figaro. The idea of the Juke was to combine retro looks with a modern twist and, while ‘retro’ might not immediately spring to mind at first sight, the Juke certainly isn’t afraid of standing out from the pack with its exaggerated and unmistakable visual identity.

However, while the characterful Juke has become a familiar sight on Britain’s roads, it doesn’t seem to have dated since being first showcased over ten years ago. Its distinctive nature, combined with strong resale values, lots of on-board technology and reasonable fuel economy, have helped it remain a big seller even though many other car makers have followed in its footsteps.

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Driving position and dashboard

Motoring around town and helps the car to feel darty and nimble at low speeds.

However, it weights up inconsistently as more lock is applied in corners, robbing its driver of confidence.

Suspension and ride comfort The Juke’s suspension is too firm and jittery. Even at low speeds, the car jars harshly over sharp-edged bumps and crests and when negotiating speed bumps in town. Hit a bump at higher speeds, and things get very unsettled.

Top versions come with larger alloy wheels that exacerbate this problem.

Handling The Juke’s steering is quick to respond

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The steering wheel can be moved up and down, but not in and out, so if you have short arms, you’ll have to slide the seat forward to reach it.

Consequently many drivers will find their seating position is compromised and not as comfortable as it should be.

Visibility, parking sensors and cameras A 360-degree Around View monitor is standard on Tekna models, and optional on Nismo RS and Acenta Premium versions. It gives the driver a bird’s eye view of the car when trying to park in a tight spot.

It’s a great feature if you find parking a chore.

Performance & drive The Nissan Juke comes with a wide variety of petrol engines but only one diesel. The entry-level 1.6-litre petrol is fine around town but has to be worked very hard on the motorway. A more powerful version is offered, but it’s only available with Nissan’s Xtronic CVT automatic gearbox, which doesn’t suit it.

Getting comfortable in the Nissan Juke won’t be easy for everyone. The front seats are relatively supportive but the backrest adjusts via a plastic handle, with stepped adjustment that means you’ll struggle to find the perfect position.

All but entry-level Visia models come with variable steering that has three different settings, but all this really does is add more resistance to the wheel’s movements.

The front tyres also wash wide quite easily through faster bends, while the rear of the car doesn’t feel particularly stable during high-speed direction changes - not a desirable quality in a small family car.

The high-performance Nismo version is, again, a slightly sharper car to drive with less body lean in corners, but it still lacks the grip to compete with conventional hatchbacks such as the Ford Fiesta.

The view of the road ahead is otherwise much better than from a conventional hatchback, with the higher seating position enabling you to see farther.

Sat nav and infotainment When it comes to infotainment, there are clear distinctions between trim levels. Entry-level Visia goes without Bluetooth and even a USB connection, while, to gain steering wheel-mounted audio controls, you need to step up to Acenta.

Premium and Tekna versions are much better equipped. Their features include a 5.8-inch touchscreen media system with sat-nav, a DAB radio, Bluetooth and USB connectivity. The sat-nav is fairly responsive to inputs and the menus in the media system are simple and easy to navigate.

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Passenger and boot space Front space Every model in the Nissan Juke range comes with driver’s seat height adjustment as standard. However, the low roofline and high driving position mean it feels a little more snug inside than, say, the Kia Soul. There is just about enough elbow room to avoid brushing your passenger by accident but only just.

Rear space If you’re taller than average, you’ll be more comfortable in the front of the Juke than in the back. Its roof is steeply sloped, so head room is really tight, and the narrow, tinted rear windows and dark roof lining make occupants feel even more hemmed in.

On the plus side, there’s a pair of useful, bottle-shaped door bins, and the central tunnel doesn’t obstruct the foot wells, even in four-wheel-drive variants.

Boot space One of the biggest improvements made to the Juke during its mid-life refresh was an increase to the size of its luggage area. Barring the fourwheel-drive versions, every Juke now comes with an adjustable boot floor.

In its lowest setting you can just about fit a set of golf clubs or a buggy behind the rear bench.

Reliability Nissan as a brand disappointed in the most recent What Car? Reliability Survey, finishing 26th out of 31 manufacturers - below Skoda, Seat, Peugeot and Vauxhall.

The Juke itself performed better, however, coming 5thout of 11 other small SUVs. The warranty is nothing special, though: you get a three-year/60,000mile warranty that includes breakdown cover as standard. Kia and Hyundai offer the longest warranties in the class - up to seven years for the former.

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Safety and security Although it lacks hill-hold assist, the reasonably priced Tech Pack includes a 360-degree parking camera,

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1939 1908 1939: Germany invades Poland Known in Germany as the ‘Poland campaign’ (Polenfeldzug), the invasion of Poland marked the beginning of World War II. The German invasion began on September 1, 1939, one week after the signing of the Molotov– Ribbentrop Pact between Germany and the Soviet Union.

The campaign ended on October 6 with Germany and the Soviet Union dividing and annexing the whole of Poland under the terms of the German–Soviet Frontier Treaty.

Hundreds of thousands of Polish civilians were killed during the invasion and millions more were killed in the following years of German and Soviet occupation.

1955: James Dean killed The death of Hollywood idol James Dean - famous for his roles in Rebel Without A Cause and East Of Eden - occurred on September 30, 1955, near Cholame, California. Dean had previously competed in several auto racing events, and was travelling to a sports car racing competition when his car crashed at the junction of California State’s Route 46 and Route 41. He was 24 years old.

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1908: The first Model ‘T’ Ford Generally regarded as the world’s first affordable automobile, the first production Model T was produced on August 12, 1908 and left the factory on September 27, 1908 at the Ford Piquette Avenue Plant in Detroit, Michigan.

Henry Ford’s Model T was successful not only because it provided inexpensive transport on a massive scale, but also because the car signified mobility for the rising middle class and became a powerful symbol of America’s age of modernisation.

1973: King’s Cross and Euston Station bombings The King’s Cross station and Euston station bombings were two bombing attacks on September 10, 1973 by the Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA) that targeted two mainline railway stations in central London. The blasts wounded 13 civilians, some of whom were seriously injured, and also caused large-scale but superficial damage.

This was a second wave of bombing attacks launched by the IRA in England in 1973 after the Old Bailey car bombing earlier in the year which had killed one and injured around 200 civilians.

1978: Murder of Carl Bridgewater 13-year-old Carl Bridgewater was shot dead on 19 September 1978 at Yew Tree Farm near Stourbridge, West Midlands, while delivering a newspaper to the house. Police believed that Bridgewater may have disturbed an intruder or burglar before being shot once in the head at close range with a shotgun.

Almost two decades later, in February 1997, the four men found guilty (the so-called ‘Bridgewater Four’) had their convictions overturned on technical grounds and the three surviving defendants were released.

Bridgewater’s murder remains officially unsolved.

1973: Tennis’ ‘Battle of the Sexes’ Women’s tennis took a major step forward on September 20, 1973 when the then-current Wimbledon singles champion Billie Jean King beat the 55-year-old former world No.1 Bobby Riggs, in an exhibition match dubbed ‘The Battle of the Sexes’.

In front of a crowd of more than 30,000 at the Houston Astrodome - and a worldwide TV audience estimated at 90 million - Billie Jean eased to victory in three straight sets, 6-4, 6-3, 6-3 to claim the $100,000 prize.

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