• Fresh flour mills cater to consumers seeking whole, traceable baking ingredients

    VANCOUVER - In a small warehouse near the southern edge of Vancouver, a man scoops freshly milled flour into brown paper bags stamped "Flourist" that will soon ship out to ......
  • Five ways to reduce financial anxiety

    The first step to tackling money problems is facing the facts – then you can create a budget and get help if you need itNot being sure of the extent of your cashflow problem will only stoke your anxiety. Schedule some time to go through all your statements and bills. Find out if you really are in the red and, if so, by how much. Knowing what you are dealing with is the first step to sorting it out. The mental health charity Mind suggests asking someone you trust to open the letters for you
  • Peru: take the high road to Inca glory

    Machu Picchu sees a million visitors a year, but another great pre-Columbian monument remains little-known. We join the first supported trek on the Incas’ Royal RoadClimbing from the ancient Peruvian pilgrimage site of Chavín, we pass fields of quinoa flowering purple in a last burst of energy before they are harvested. There are bunches of maize hanging from the farmhouse rafters in shades of gold and red, and the small village plaza has plants that would not be out of place in an
  • Diana? Alice? Elizabeth? Britons bet on new royal baby name

    LONDON - Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, may be keeping plans about their impending baby under wraps, but that hasn't stopped everyone in Britain from trying to ......
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  • Ode to Cologne: A German city full of views and brews

    Gothic architecture, modern art and ‘singing beer’ give this cultural city its liberal atmosphereYou could think of Cologne as a sixth-form college to Berlin’s infinitely cooler art school. In comparison it feels as if it is all student cash bars and puppyish idealism, spider plants at every turn, and still a lot of love for the Beatles – Germany’s fourth largest city has been twinned with Liverpool since 1952.Go into any street in the centre and you’ll see a
  • I can’t face retiring with my angry husband, so I’ve started an affair | Dear Mariella

    Your alternative relationship is self destructive, says Mariella Frostrup. You must tackle the root cause of your unhappy marriageThe dilemma I’ve been married for nearly 30 years to a guy who is outwardly kind and gentle. Our grown-up kids left home five or so years ago. Although my husband is reserved in public, he has a bad temper with me and is constantly critical. As he gets older, he seems to become more controlling and angrier. Now in my 60s, I’m worn out with petty arguments
  • All made up: step into the bronze age, but do it with style | Funmi Fetto

    Warm up your look – but not too much. Plus, ‘miracle water’ for your skin, and what to look out for this weekLike fake tans, bronzers (as seen at Altuzarra SS19, right) will warm up lifeless skin. Misuse, however, is ubiquitous but preventable. Choose a bronzer no more than two shades darker than your own skin. Take a big fluffy brush – tap off any excess – apply around areas that catch the sun – temples, jaw, side of nose, high points of cheek – and buf
  • Peter Gunn's steamed marron and pickled zucchini salad recipe

    Go for high-quality fresh ingredients for maximum impact with this impressive seafood dish Fine dining needn’t be overcomplicated. Peter Gunn, the chef and owner of Melbourne’s Ides restaurant, uses high-quality and fresh ingredients to create spectacular dishes. This seafood dish could work as an impressive lunch or a light dinner. Related: Peter Gunn's sesame bagel with avocado, goat's cheese, green chilli and sorrel recipeContinue reading...
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  • The edit... Five ways to wear floral prints

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