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From regenerated bomb sites to canal kayaking, this new guidebook walks us through the pockets of London where “nature is still in charge”

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Swimming in the Thames, at a designated spot in West London, is finally becoming official. But as cities get hotter and more crowded, we need to make it much easier for more people to access open water, says outdoor swimmer Jessica Furseth.

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What can we learn from the six women who won a ‘Green Nobel Prize’ this year?

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From regenerated bomb sites to canal kayaking, this new guidebook walks us through the pockets of London where “nature is still in charge”

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As fly-and-flops decline, learning new skills and crafts on vacation is on the rise. So why does it take a trip to invest time in hobbies? Anna Richards explores the trend first-hand, via momo-making in Nepal, yurt-building in Kyrgyzstan, and yes, gargoyle-carving in Paris.

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