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Sitwell tucking in at The Pig-at Combe Credit: Marco Kesseler Inside, outside, on top, underneath…Frankly, as long as restaurants reopen, I don’t mind where I get a table. And a sneak preview of England’s glorious hospitality reboot has me excitedly jumping for joy at the prospect. In less than a fortnight, all being well, we will be able to leave our homes, see some friends, eat, drink, browse and sluice, talk seriously, shout frivolously, and do so in the knowledge that someone else will be washing up. People like me bang on about the glories of Britain’s food scene; the dextrous, d...

Ethiopian distance star to take on Antrim Coast event after Olympics Ethiopian distance running sensation and second fastest women of all time (64 min 46 seconds), Yalemzerf Yehualaw has confirmed that the Antrim Coast Half Marathon will be one of only four events she will race in 2021, and the first after the Tokyo Olympics. Friday, 12th March 2021, 5:17 pm The athlete’s agent, confirmed Yehualaw will be making a serious attempt at the current Women’s World record (currently 64 min 31 sec) on the Antrim coast, and after watching last year’s race believe the fast course along with the a...

Private jet arrives in Barbados 12 hours after sonic boom Mark Duell and Amie Gordon and Jack Wright For Mailonline and Andrew Levy For The Daily Mail © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo A private jet has arrived in Barbados 12 hours after a sonic boom was heard by millions of people in England when two RAF fighters were scrambled to intercept it. Witnesses described a noise like a bomb or doors slamming as the Typhoons raced to the plane, which took off in Germany before losing contact with air traffic control. People in London, Essex, Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire an...

His typical family holiday goes something like this. “Usually, Mum stays home and me and the boys go out on an adventure. We just go up a river and do a bit fishing and a bit of hunting and camping and lighting fires, a bit of bushcraft stuff, playing with knives and axes and fires,” he says. Supplied Josh James from Kiwi Survival. “It’s a lot of fun and really good for the kids too. It’s great for their learning and gets them away from their devices and into the real world.” For fellow Kiwis less confident of their survival skills, he suggests a trial run or two in the backya...

Flight tracking software shows one of the jets reached over 1,150mph.