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David Somerset

Infographic: Top 7 travel destinations in the world

We can now safely say that, after September’s very-welcome final burst of good weather, summer is now well and truly over. But don’t start hibernating in front of Netflix just yet – it’s time to start planning where you’re going to visit next year! The well-travelled folks at VoucherBin have put together a great new … >

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What ‘Educating Cardiff’ has taught us about teaching

The latest instalment of the Channel 4’s hit reality TV show Educating Cardiff was an entertaining and heart-warming series that has introduced us to a range of exciting and loveable characters, but what have we learned?   Tenacious teaching Well, for starters, it is obvious how hard these teachers are working and how much perseverance … >

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100% character on Universal Channel

You’ll probably be familiar with Universal Channel as the UK home of How To Get Away With Murder and Sleepy Hollow. If you’re a fan of these shows – and other hit US dramas on Universal Channel like Rookie Blue, Graceland, Psych, White Collar, Bates Motel and Royal Pains – you’ll already that know they’re all … >

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Are we set for the re-emergence of the Game Show?

While the classic game show remains commonplace on British television, this is mainly due to the proliferation of channels and mediums. In terms of mainstream and primetime television, however, the days of game shows dominating the schedules has almost disappeared, with many traditional gaming patterns and cult classics now consigned to occasional re-runs on niche … >

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5 of Hollywood’s most iconic cars

In some films the ‘car is the star’ in a big way, while in others the car is certainly an iconic part of the whole. Think of the various cars that James Bond has driven in the 007 franchise. Many people probably think of the Robert De Niro classic Taxi Driver when hailing a New … >

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5 of the UK’s best mini documentary series

Whatever the reason, the British seem to have a penchant for drama. Be it sports, theatre, or film, the people of the UK always know how to put on a gripping production. This also applies to the small screen, as some of the greatest mini-documentary series ever created have come from this side of the … >

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Just Eat marks opening of ‘Chief Takeaway Tester’ role

It’s that time of year again, when thousands of freshers across the country suddenly discover just how small their cooking repertoire is without the folks around to help. Don’t panic though, as takeaway service Just Eat is giving students the opportunity to apply for one of the coolest ‘jobs’ around: becoming an ‘unofficial’ takeaway reviewer! … >

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7 of this summer’s best books

With so many good books to read – from paperbacks to eBooks – and not enough summer (especially here in the UK!) you need to make the right choices for your holiday reading. After all, summer is supposed to let you relax before another year at school. Here are seven of the best books to … >

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4 of the best poker TV shows

Poker is definitely seeing a rise in popularity, and this is especially true when it comes to the UK Poker Championship and other competitions like this. For this reason, more and more people are getting interested in poker television shows. The poker TV revolution began in 1997 and it has only been getting stronger since … >

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The rise and rise of home-improvement television

The noughties is renowned as one of the most seminal decades in recent history, ironically for its timing rather than its contributions to culture. While its main claims to fame involve being the first decade of a new millennium and a focal point for technological advancement, however, if we dig a little deeper there are … >

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