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The novelist arrived in the Welsh capital in 1982. She’s loved it ever since
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Holy Week in Cadiz has helped one writer reconnect with himself and his community
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When it comes to creating destinations, hospitality is in her DNA
The artist’s Hertfordshire base marries the sculptural and the agricultural, with an emphasis on play
Move would affect British Museum and National Gallery, but could depend on success of government ID card roll-out
Cooperation matters as much as commerce at this much-loved hub that brings together artisans from across Nigeria’s ethnic tapestry
Baker Tanya Bush knows what drives pastry hype in New York City. Here, she guides us to the ones that deserve the attention
Despite the absence of cows this year due to disease concerns, the annual Salon International de l’Agriculture still dazzled with other livestock, as well as the finest regional flavours
Plan your next trip with these hotels as your guide. There are places to be seen, to hide, and to escape
This celebrity haunt on Sunset Boulevard has been the place to get into trouble since 1929
This famed hideaway has hosted Hollywood, political and actual royalty since 1946. It remains gloriously peaceful — luxury the way it used to feel
The turquoise Wes Anderson-esque landmark, where Old Hollywood came to escape, has been meticulously restored
One of the city’s few true beachfront hotels, the focus here is squarely on the ocean and the pristine coastline
A celebration of cinemas – and the summer’s hottest beach spot
For the KL-born creative, the Malaysian capital is modern while staying true to its roots
A new beach club from a legendary hotel will put Nerano on the map
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Fabulous fleapits, picture palaces and big screens, as selected by FT writers and contributors – and Jarvis Cocker
Texas-style smokehouses are popping up in industrial spaces from Shoreditch to Walthamstow. Here are five of the hottest spots for low-and-slow brisket and ribs
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Fibre art has never been more popular. Here are the best places to see it, buy it and learn to make it
