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    +Upstaging the stags in Tallinn
      Look beyond Tallinn's 'Wild East' reputation and you'll discover a cultural underbelly of bohemian bars and restaurants and a thriving music scene, says Sean Dodson.

    +Tips on booking a festive holiday cottage
      If you want to find a cottage for the festive season, now is the time to book. Georgia Brownoffers tips to finding the perfect holiday property online.

    +Tony Greenbank: Dinner's served, with squirrel for starters
      Tony Greenbank: The Famous Wild Boar Hotel at Crook in Cumbria is serving squirrel wraps as an appetiser for its dinner guests.

    +Manchán Magan: Welcome to Ireland - but don't stay long
      Manchán Magan: Lest there be any misunderstanding, it's important to make clear that the Irish distrust and dislike all foreigners.

    +Keep Stansted price cap, easyJet tells regulator
      The indebtedness of BAA, Britain's largest airport owner, came under renewed attack yesterday when easyJet warned that plans to scrap price caps at Stansted would benefit creditors at the expense of passengers.

    +Penguin glued to BBC after Lonely Planet deal
      The publisher of the Rough Guide travel books has said it will closely monitor how the BBC makes use of Lonely Planet after BBC Worldwide bought a 75% stake. By Katie Allen.

    +Sacred earth
      Acclaimed photographer and anthropologist Martin Gray has spent the last 20 years on a pilgrimage photographing and exploring more than 1,000 sacred sites in 80 countries. What follows is a selection from his new book, Sacred Earth.

    +Extracts from a new book of Guardian writing recall attempts to conquer Mount Everest
      The conquest of Everest in 1953 was the crowning glory of mountaineering - but in the years before that epic climb, many other attempts had ended in failure. These extracts from a new book of Guardian writing recall some of those heroic struggles, and the final success.

    +ASA bans Ryanair ad attacking Lastminute.com
      A Ryanair ad that took a swipe at Lastminute.com has been banned by the advertising watchdog. By Mark Sweney.

    +Blog by blog guide to ... extreme snow action
      Benji Lanyadobrings you the best online, off-piste action with his pick of extreme winter sports blogs.

    +Hotel chain offers reward for finding new sites
      A UK hotel company is offering members of the public monetary rewards for suggesting new sites for development.

    +Inquiry ordered after taxiing planes collide at Heathrow
      An investigation was launched last night into how two planes collided on the runway at Heathrow airport. No one sustained serious injuries in the incident, but all passengers on the aircraft were evacuated and transported to the terminal building where they had to board alternative flights.

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