Secret Meadows, near Woodbridge, was named in The Times list by fashion editor Sarah Walker as she made her first British camping trip. The award-winning glampsite, nestled in a nature reserve, is rated five stars on TripAdvisor. Walker said: "It’s a haven for kids, but others will love it at other times. "There’s a rich mix of nature-based activities, from goat walks and meet the animals sessions to bow-making and whittling." READ MORE: Suffolk dubbed 'the new Costwolds' by Country Life magazineMore than 25 destinations were named, with the Suffolk campsite ranking ninth on the list.

The sum of £1 million is synonymous with a jackpot, but on the topic of care costs it is one lottery you would rather not win. But care prices have risen steadily over the past decade and show no signs of slowing. AdvertisementLisa Caplan of Charles Stanley said: “Like virtually all expenses in life, the cost of care goes up over time. By the time people who are middle-aged today near the end of their life, their care costs will be eye-watering and could be nearing £1 million in real terms. AdvertisementBy 87 (the average life expectancy of a 60-year-old woman) about 8.7 per cent live in a care home.

File photoVisa Chaos, Harvard Shock & Canada Cap: What’s Next for Indian Students Abroad? Spending on travel continues to be more than the five year average of just over $1 billion. "We are seeing student remittances down by 10-15%, largely due to the US and Canada. Our US student remittances are down nearly 30% from a year ago because of visa restrictions. Australia, Canada, the US, and the UK have all introduced stricter requirements.

The small trial, which is taking place at a handful of UK supermarkets, will see the new technology scan shelves hourly to detect in-stocks, out-of-stocks, lows, spoiled produce and more, according to The Grocer. Currently, Asda has installed Focal Systems cameras in five stores, which are placed down aisles on poles, at the top of shelves. It’s thought that the AI-powered cameras provide a view of around eight feet of shelf space opposite. UK Supermarket Rankings 2025The supermarket giant confirmed to Newsquest that this pilot is still in its early stages. Have you spotted these AI-powered cameras being trialled in your Asda supermarket?

In 1989, Julie was murdered by William “Billy" Dunlop when she was 22 years old. It was later discovered that Billy strangled Julie in Billingham, Teesside and hid her body behind a bath panel. Coming soon to ITV...Sheridan Smith stars as Ann Ming in I Fought The Law, a powerful new drama exploring one mother's unwavering fight for justice. Earlier this year, the government stopped Billy from moving to an open prison despite a recommendation by the Parole Board. Billy had initially hoped to be released into the community, but withdrew this application last year and said he would be better suited to open prison conditions.

LONDON: UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is replacing his principal private secretary (PPS) Ninjeri Pandit, who has held the role since Oct 2024, as he attempts to reboot his govt after a torrid first year in power. 10.The BBC claimed that Pandit was being replaced because Starmer was concerned she was “ineffective” in the PPS role. 10 sources told TOI on Saturday this was absolutely not true.Prior to her PPS role, Pandit ran the No. The latest polls put Reform UK at 15 points ahead of Labour. This is all a gift to Reform UK which recently announced it would deport all illegal migrants.

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I'm A Celebrity star Lord Charles Brocket, charged with rapeI’m A Celebrity star Lord Charles Brocket, 73, charged with two counts of rape https://t.co/XlqJlafh59 — Metro (@MetroUK) August 30, 2025Brocket appeared at Westminster Magistrates Court charged with two counts of rape and one count of sexual assault by penetration. A Metropolitan Police spokesperson said: "Charles Brocket, 73, (12.2.52), from Fulham, appears at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Saturday, 30 August, charged with two counts of rape and sexual assault by penetration. "Brocket was arrested on Friday, 29 August on suspicion of rape and charged on Saturday, 30 August. "The sexual assault by penetration charge relates to an incident on Monday, 5 May in Warbleton, East Sussex. District judge Louisa Cieciora granted Brocket bail with conditions that he must attend Isleworth Crown Court for the next hearing on 26 September.

Qualifying at the Dutch Grand Prix marked the return of the season, seeing McLaren's Oscar Piastri get the start position in the race on Sunday, August 31. Despite getting third position, Verstappen hailed his Qualifying performance for the Dutch Grand Prix as "the best I've felt all weekend". The Dutch Grand Prix will take place on Sunday, August 31, at 2pm. In the UK, you will be able to watch the F1 race with a subscription to Sky Sports, where coverage will start at 12.30pm. If you do not have a subscription to Sky Sports, you can watch the F1 Dutch Grand Prix Highlights on Channel 4 and All 4 at 6.30pm.

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Read our Privacy noticeNew York Times Executive Editor Joseph Kahn’s Greenwich Village apartment building appears to have been vandalized over the paper’s coverage of Gaza. The apartment building’s walls and front steps were covered with red paint on Friday, photos of the scene show. The vandalism at Kahn’s home “crosses a line,” according to New York Times spokesperson Charlie Stadtlander. Executive Editor Joseph Kahn’s apartment building was vandalized Friday with a message that read: 'Joe Kahn lies Gaza dies' ( AFP via Getty Images )This isn’t the first instance of vandalism over the outlet’s coverage of Gaza. Health officials say the death toll in Gaza surpassed 63,000 this week amid the Israel-Hamas war.

Piero Hincapie should finalise his switch to Arsenal on Sunday though is apparently still waiting for permission to undergo a medical, while Manchester United have now made a move for Emiliano Martinez and remain in talks with Senne Lammens as they bid to secure a new goalkeeper. As ever there is plenty going on at Chelsea, who have submitted an offer for Barcelona’s Fermin Lopez and left Nicolas Jackson furious by cancelling his loan move to Bayern Munich as they now consider adding another striker such as Conrad Harder. Facundo Buonanotte will also undergo a medical ahead of his shock switch to Stamford Bridge.

CELTIC have a challenging set of fixtures on their first exposure to the new format of the Europa League. And now their loyal band of travelling fans can start planning their European trips after Uefa confirmed the fixture date and times on Saturday. But there's some more alluring destinations ahead after the Hoops landed Roma and TWO Dutch teams in their Europa League group. Brendan Rodgers' men will hope to get off to a flying start but it's a tough trip to Belgrade to face Red Star to kick off their Europa League campaign on September 24. Then it's the big one against Serie A giants Roma at Celtic Park on December 11 followed by a trip to Lewis Ferguson's Bologna on January 22nd.

Britain’s late Queen Elizabeth IIPower and the PalaceA new book claims that Britain’s late Queen Elizabeth II did not support Brexit but was critical of European Union bureaucracy., written by former royal correspondent Valentine Low, explores the relationship between the monarchy and government and how the withdrawal of the UK from the EU was viewed within the royal household.By convention, the Queen never took part in politics and never publicly referred to Brexit, with Buckingham Palace making it clear that the Monarch remained neutral. But almost three years after her death, it has been reported that she was unhappy with the idea of leaving the EU and was frustrated by Brussels bureaucracy, the UK Mirror reported.According to the book, the Queen told a senior minister more than three months before the Brexit referendum that "we shouldn’t leave the EU", adding: "It’s better to stick with the devil you know. The paper also reported that she viewed the EU as part of the post-war settlement, "marking an era of cooperation after two world wars. "Former Prime Minister David Cameron said: "She was so careful never to express a political view, but you always sensed that, like most of her subjects, she thought that European co-operation was necessary and important, but the institutions of the EU sometimes can be infuriating. "In the 2016 referendum, Leave won with 52 per cent of the vote, against 42 per cent for Remain.