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The Beginning range comprises everyday products for the whole family, including gentle shampoo and conditioner, replenishing body lotion, indulging body butter, hydrating cheek and lip balm and cleansing face and body wipes. At the heart

childrenswear T-shirt range with conservation organisation the World Wildlife Fund (WWF). As part of the brand’s long-term commitment to ethical issues, 10 per cent of the sales from each T-shirt will go directly towards the WWF’s Heart of Borneo Appeal

was the very heart of the house. From about five or six years, my siblings and I were already helping our father in the garden. We were five children and we didn’t have much money, so the garden was very important; it was the garden that produced our food

those scary plug-in ones and spend a couple of quid on a plant spray; half fill with water and a couple of drops of essential oil and spritz to your hearts content. You can also leave biocarbonate soda in a carton to neutralise odours. There is also

shoes nestle next to the handmade marionettes and driftwood mirrors. It’s worth a peep for a blast of nostalgia – or for those forgotten essentials. Next door is a trendy café of rabbit-warren proportions that sells organic chocolate, ice cream, apple

is that even within our own country we can give our kids new experiences. We can all travel – it doesn’t have to be a big exotic journey. It is just an adventure that will expand their hearts and minds. THE STORIES BEHIND THE PICTURES RURAL

at 12.30pm and arrived in Bangkok at 6am. As we landed, Joe was deep in slumber and grumpy to be awoken: with the seven hours time difference, it felt like midnight. Our first stop was Banyan Tree Bangkok, a towering 61-storey property in the heart

:  why not load bikes onto the car, nip across the Channel and try a short-haul holiday to somewhere like Brittany? It has superb beaches, rocky coves for shrimping expeditions, organic markets and fish supplied by local fishermen, which also puts money