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Get reset! 25 feelgood trips for the year ahead
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health9m ago

Get reset! 25 feelgood trips for the year ahead

  • A Times travel feature lists 25 feel-good trips for 2026, spanning spa, fitness, and literary stays.
  • Trips include spa-centric getaways, family resets, and book-themed hotel experiences across Europe.
  • The guide features destinations with diverse wellness formats, from Ayurveda in Lime Wood to wild swimming in 42 Acres.
  • The piece notes price ranges and booking details for several trips, including accommodations and activity itineraries.
  • The Times highlights destination variety, including Croatia, Austria, Portugal, and Sri Lanka, as wellness hot spots.
  • The feature includes nature-focused stays such as rewilding retreats and forest bathing in Austria and Sweden.
  • The article notes the rise of women-only holidays and guided wellness programs as part of the trend.
  • The piece closes by inviting readers to join the conversation about future wellness travel plans.
  • The Times positions wellness travel as a comprehensive lifestyle trend, merging fitness, spa, and cultural experiences.
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Pro License admission barriers allow women’s coaching opportunities to go ‘down the drain’
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sports18h ago

Pro License admission barriers allow women’s coaching opportunities to go ‘down the drain’

  • Women coaches face limited access to UEFA Pro Licence courses due to scarce spots and high costs, delaying career progression.
  • Mariana Cabral says admission criteria often prioritise the men’s game, blocking top female coaching progression.
  • A growing number of women coaches are blocked from pro-level roles despite rising overall female coaching numbers.
  • Some coaches report Pro Licence courses being out of reach financially or geographically misaligned, creating accessibility gaps.
  • UEFA’s strategy includes a 10% female quota on coaching courses, but practical implementation remains uneven.
  • Cabral has pursued opportunities in the US and Europe but Pro Licence access has delayed head coaching ambitions.
  • Women coaches report ongoing battles for basic resources, contributing to a challenging working environment.
  • Some female coaches paused careers or took non-head roles due to licensing barriers and family considerations.
  • Cabral believes Pro Licence is critical for senior head coach roles and views gaps as career bottlenecks.
  • The article notes women’s teams are increasingly demanding qualification as women's football grows.
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Discover the ultimate POV of the world’s boldest risk-takers in this returning interview series
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Discover the ultimate POV of the world’s boldest risk-takers in this returning interview series

  • The Team Ignition Show features elite athletes who take life-or-death risks for sport and passion.
  • Jarryd McNeil discusses freestyle motocross as a sport with no half measures.
  • McNeil says freestyle motocross is like gymnasts on motorcycles.
  • The interview touches on how fatherhood has made him more cautious.
  • The episode is part of a broader series traveling across multiple continents.
  • Viewers can watch the full episode on YouTube or Spotify.
  • McNeil reflects on his peers as “the best breed of humans on planet Earth.”
  • The show frames risk-taking as central to pursuing one’s passion.
  • The article mentions the show’s host, Selema Masekela, as a renowned broadcaster.
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Only Trump can stop Putin from threatening Europe, says Polish president
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politics7h ago

Only Trump can stop Putin from threatening Europe, says Polish president

  • Poland's president says Trump is the only leader who can stop Putin from threatening Europe.
  • Nawrocki urged European leaders to back the Trump administration to end Russia's war in Ukraine.
  • Russia is described as still a threat to Europe by Nawrocki.
  • Drones breached Polish airspace last year prompting a NATO response.
  • Nawrocki linked drone incidents to testing of Polish and NATO defenses.
  • Poland emphasizes strong bilateral ties with the UK on security and defense.
  • Nawrocki visited Britain for meetings with Prime Minister Starmer.
  • The interview references a no-fly zone as a debated security measure.
  • The piece notes ongoing NATO eastern flank protection.
  • Trump's Greenland plan is mentioned as an issue for Denmark and the president.
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Behind Prime Video’s Global Partnership Deal Spree
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Behind Prime Video’s Global Partnership Deal Spree

  • Prime Video is expanding a broad partnership strategy, combining first‑party SVOD, third‑party channels, and TVOD to reach more viewers.
  • HBO Max will be available as a Prime Video add‑on in several European markets while existing deals expand in France, Spain, and Sweden.
  • The company has launched or expanded free‑to‑air channels and other partners such as M6+ and RTVE to broaden programming access.
  • Prime Video aims to be a content distribution platform across multiple devices and markets, driving incremental scale for partners.
  • Bennett says the shifts balance consumer choice with competitive pricing to preserve a consistent Prime Video experience.
  • The interview frames Prime Video’s strategy as a response to a changing streaming landscape beyond simple SVOD battles.
  • Prime Video reports strong engagement and growing use of channels as indicators of partner and customer value.
  • Bennett confirms expansion plans to launch Channels in new countries over the next year.
  • Prime Video positions itself as a dimensional marketplace, differentiating from rivals by combining services and content types.
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Police can’t spoil the party for woman fulfilling dream to smash a car
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crime12h ago

Police can’t spoil the party for woman fulfilling dream to smash a car

  • A husband arranges a birthday surprise for his wife that involves smashing a car as part of her dream fulfillment.
  • Police presence did not interrupt the celebration, as the couple carried on with the plan.
  • The event drew attention online, showcasing an unconventional way to mark a birthday.
  • The couple’s plan centers on fulfilling a personal dream rather than typical birthday gifts.
  • The incident occurred as part of a birthday celebration described in the report from The Times.
  • No further details about injuries or legal actions are provided in the summary.
  • The story centers on a husband’s effort to make the day memorable for his wife.
  • Witnesses described the event as a party atmosphere around an unusual gift.
  • The article positions the incident as a unique, headline-grabbing moment from Europe.
  • The report emphasizes the reaction of onlookers rather than the legalities of the act.
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Paris Hilton vows to fight ‘until every child is protected’ after detailing alleged abuse
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Paris Hilton vows to fight ‘until every child is protected’ after detailing alleged abuse

  • Hilton expands her advocacy after detailing abuse at Utah's Provo Canyon School and aims to tighten protections for youth in congregate care.
  • She plans to lobby lawmakers in the U.S. and Europe to strengthen child welfare safeguards.
  • Hilton's advocacy coincides with her documentary work and ongoing efforts to expose abuse in the troubled teen industry.
  • Hilton supports proposed federal and state bills aimed at protecting youth in congregate care.
  • The documentary 'Infinite Icon: A Visual Memoir' accompanies Hilton's public outreach on child protection.
  • Hilton publicly recounts trauma from PCS and stresses healing through advocacy and accountability.
  • Hilton has helped advance state laws and federal bills safeguarding youth in residential programs.
  • She remains focused on protecting vulnerable children from institutional abuse through ongoing public advocacy.
  • Hilton's remarks include collaboration with lawmakers and participation in related hearings.
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Legal brothel owner demonstrates how much a room is cleaned after a customer leaves
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Legal brothel owner demonstrates how much a room is cleaned after a customer leaves

  • The owner describes a strict post-visit cleaning routine to prep rooms for the next client.
  • Glasses and bar items are replaced and restocked after each client leaves.
  • Showering, towels, and laundry are addressed to ensure hygiene for the next guest.
  • The cleaning routine is part of a larger context where the brothel operates legally in multiple European countries.
  • The facility cleans bins and other areas to maintain overall room hygiene.
  • The feature emphasizes a sex-positive perspective on the industry and workers’ conditions.
  • Managers and workers are presented as professionals with routine duties and standards.
  • The report cites social media disclosures as part of the public profile of the establishment.
  • The piece notes the broader context of legal sex work and regulation in Europe.
  • The article frames the cleaning routine as ensuring a positive experience for incoming clients.
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Martin Lewis issues 'don't be taken in' warning for Brits booking Europe travel
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world16h ago

Martin Lewis issues 'don't be taken in' warning for Brits booking Europe travel

  • Martin Lewis warns Britons about scams selling fake ETIAS for Europe travel as ETIAS launch is delayed.
  • EU delays ETIAS launch to at least October 2026, creating confusion and more scam opportunities.
  • ABTA warns that many fake ETIAS sites already exist selling the service.
  • Travelers are told to use only official ETIAS sites once launched.
  • ETIAS will link authorization to passports for multiple short visits.
  • Current travel to Europe requires no ETIAS between now and launch.
  • ETIAS is expected to cost around €20 and be free for certain age groups.
  • ETIAS does not guarantee entry; border checks still apply.
  • ETIAS launch will accompany a transitional period before mandatory use.
  • Travelers are urged to monitor official channels for ETIAS updates.
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SkyShowtime Unveils Latest Polish Drama: ‘Morpheus’ Follows A Lawyer Turned Crime Boss
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SkyShowtime Unveils Latest Polish Drama: ‘Morpheus’ Follows A Lawyer Turned Crime Boss

  • Morpheus, a Polish crime drama, has wrapped filming and will premiere later this year on SkyShowtime.
  • Piotr, a lawyer, becomes the head of a crime gang once run by his family in a twist-filled plot.
  • Bartosz Mrozowski directs from Michał Wawrzecki’s script for the SkyShowtime project.
  • SkyShowtime aims to expand its Polish originals as part of its European rollout.
  • SkyShowtime operates in European territories where Paramount and Comcast lack SVOD services.
  • The project adds to SkyShowtime’s growing Polish slate alongside other local series.
  • Michał Wawrzecki wrote the script for Morpheus, with Maciej Migas directing.
  • The project is produced by production company TFP as part of a Polish production push.
  • SkyShowtime’s European strategy centers on high-quality, authentic, engaging content.
  • Deadline reports the latest updates on Morpheus and related SkyShowtime developments.
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