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Good evening from jerusalem. Two more hostages have been released by hamas after being taken captive just over two weeks ago. They include yocheved lifshitz, whose family live in north london. Her relatives spoke tonight of their delight at her release. They say have spoken to her and that she is well. Another woman, nourit cooper, has also been released but israel estimates that more than 200 people remain in captivity. Meanwhile officials in gaza say that hundreds more palestinians have been k...

Thousands of students cycle through the Fremont County school districts every year but each one likely has a special memory of at least one teacher, faculty member, or fellow student who has changed their life for the better. Virginia Freda is undoubtedly one of those people. After spending nearly 35 years in both the Cañon […]

Islandwide transit, a vacant commission seat and beach erosion are just a few of the issues on tap for Longboat in 2024.

Winfred Van Workum sheds light on the service and amenities needed to make it a Forbes Five-Star property.

Gary Saunders returns to the radio after a 30-year hiatus. The Ho Dad is live and in color from the Monkey Room.

The Chateau of Chantilly is easily reached by train from Paris Gare du Nord. Jane Knight pays it a visit and finds that it makes for a fantastic car-free mini break.

Plus, the decorating legend reveals which famous artist had an odd request for dinner—three nights in a row. 

Only 15 minutes from Slough, the prettiest village in England has old-school allure

The storied Scottish castle you can now holiday in with family and friends For a rental with bragging rights, consider Inveraray Castle with its six bedrooms, two turrets – and 120 radiators Live like a lord or lady by renting a holiday castle like Inverary “It’s a miracle if any stately home can survive another year,” says Eleanor, Duchess of Argyll, from the kitchen turret of Inveraray Castle. Her husband, Torquhil, the 13th Duke, agrees: Life is too unpredictable with the pandemic.�...

Yours for £28,000-a-week – the ultimate staycation in 18th Century Oxfordshire stately home so desirable Liz Taylor tried to buy it on the spot For the first time in its history, Grade I listed Kirtlington Park, Oxfordshire, can be rented out for £28k a week Allowing up to 16 guests, it boasts eight bedrooms, landscaped gardens, a gym, tennis courts and a cinema Actress Elizabeth Taylor reportedly offered to buy the property from the owner to turn it into a dance school