It's delicious, it's 'good for you', it makes you happy (all those endorphins, right…), comes in all manner of flavours and is irresistible. Chocolate! And...
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Politically important, commercially savvy, yet with a population of just over one million, the beauty of Brussels lies in its elegantly civilised size, pedestrian...
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Tucked away in the glorious Wiltshire countryside six miles from Bath, Lucknam Park Hotel & Spa is an idyllic, historic and tranquil sanctuary set...
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The definitive first-time Tokyo traveller's saviour, The Peninsula Tokyo not only has some of this city's largest, most elegant hotel rooms and suites, its...
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The Asian elephant is smaller than its African cousin, the largest living terrestrial mammal (pictured), but is still the largest living land animal in...
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The majestic red deer thrives in the Scottish highlands. In fact, the red deer population north of the English border has doubled since the...
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The cheetah is the world’s fastest land mammal and can run to speeds of up to 70 miles an hour. These big cats accelerate...
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There are eight species of bear worldwide, including the mostly carnivorous polar bear and the giant panda of China, whose diet consists entirely of...
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Strangely enough, our very first animal is not officially a wild thing at all. The alpaca was bred as a domesticated animal and belongs...
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The Nyala is a species of antelope that lives on the savannah of southern Africa. Males and females look very different. Males have black...
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