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Isle of Skye Scotland UK: October 10th of 2023 Dunvegan Castle is a remarkable piece of Scottish history and the oldest continuously inhabited castle in Scotland, having been the ancestral home of the Chiefs of Clan MacLeod for 800 years. Located on the Isle of Skye, the castle is built on a rock overlooking an inlet on the eastern shore of Loch Dunvegan

Are you related to one of Scotland's deadliest clans? Meet Scottish history's most powerful – and violent – families

Six clans that shaped modern Scotland
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Cheerful dog breed labrador retriever in the meadow. The dog stands on the grass in the shade and looks into the lens. Outdoor photo

I'm a vet and these are the 10 naughtiest dog breeds in the world (there's a clear number one)

Is your dog on the naughty list?
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I'm an outdoor kit reviewer. These are the 12 best hiking and running buys of the summer

The Kraken as Seen by the Eye of Imagination, engraving by Edward Etherington from the book Monsters of the Sea by John Gibson. Vintage etching circa 19th century. (Image: Getty)

13 fantastical beasts and where to find them – the mythical sea creatures that inspired Rowling and Tolkien (number 11 is terrifying)

Who knew there was so many mythical creatures swimming in UK waters? Meet these 13 strange and supernatural beasts
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Franz von Werra with his mascot, the young lion "Simba" in the cockpit of his jet

Forget 'The Great Escape', this tale of a German POW escaping a Canadian camp is worthy of Hollywood

How German fighter pilot Franz von Werra became one of just two prisoners of war to escape from Canadian custody and return to Germany
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A ridge walk in the Peak District with beautiful views

7 iconic songs and albums that took their names from British countryside places, from Pink Floyd to Paul McCartney and Kate Bush

From folk-inspired tributes and responses to literature to atmospheric ambient soundscapes, let's dive into the music of the British countryside
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Four women are up to their waist in some open water, trees and a city sit in the background

How to stay safe when wild swimming – plus tips for getting started on your open-water journey

Dive into our essential guide to wild swimming with our pick of the best places to swim in the UK, water safety and tips on how to get started
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what to wear exercising in hot weather

Stay cool in the right kit: Here's what to wear when you're exercising in a heatwave (and the cooling fabric you need to know about)

Some materials and colours reflect heat, while others aid ventilation. There's lots to consider when heading out for a run in a heatwave – here are some textiles to choose
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Dog walk on dry land

It will be too hot to walk your dog this week in some parts of the UK, vets warn

This week’s heatwave will present challenges for us all – and even our pets will be affected
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This close-up captures an Asian hornet resting on a leaf in Baarn, Netherlands. The vibrant colors and details highlight the hornet's features, representing this invasive species.

This invasive species has a sting like "a red-hot needle" that can burn for several hours. Here's what to do if you're jabbed by an Asian hornet

Sightings of invasive Asian hornets are increasing in the UK – so what should you do if you're stung by one?
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Sunfish mola mola

The world's second largest bony fish is an enormous, bizarre, jellyfish-gobbling hunter that likes to drift in British waters in summer

It's pale, heavy, flat and round - and seems to be missing half its body
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Caucasian young adult with long brown hair wearing shorts and a white tshirt stares at a single daisy in deep thought as she sits under a giant willow tree on a sunny summer day

12% of people wrestle with this crippling condition during summer. Are you one of them? Here's how to stay protected

What are the most common sun allergies? How can they be prevented or, at the very least, the symptoms eased? James Witts investigates
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Father and three teenage kids are hiking in Dorset, United Kingdom. They are walking on the grassy hills by the sea. (Photo: 	Imgorthand via Getty)

10 simple hiking tips to boost testosterone, increase bone density and reduce the chances of heart disease

Want to feel fit and fantastic? It's easy - just start walking
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Tortoise in grass. (Photo: LPG Images via Gety

Ranked: the 12 most popular pets in the UK (number 10 may shock you)

Which animals are Britain's favourite pets? Discover the top 12 most popular domestic companions
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Woman walking with adorable Golden Retriever dog outdoors, closeup

Say goodbye to your dog behaving badly on walks with these expert tips

A long dog walk in the countryside should be a relaxing activity for both you and your dog. Unfortunately, not all dogs are well-behaved, which can be both stressful and dangerous. Here are some useful training tips...
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Windermere from Loughrigg Fell

Best walking holidays of 2026: Explore hiking routes, guided tours and accommodation

Explore our beautiful coastlines and countryside on foot with our guide to the best walking holidays in the UK. Plus, some stunning abroad walking holiday options to inspire your next trip
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The Major Oak tree in Sherwood Forest, England

Robin Hood's world-famous Major Oak is dead. Here’s what happened to the 1,200-year-old tree

Singer Taylor Swift and her Scottish fold cat are seen in Soho on September 16, 2014 in New York City

Scottish folds: the dark reality behind the adorable cat breed loved by Instagram (and Taylor Swift)

Cats bred for novelty looks present significant health risks, central veterinary officer for Cats Protection Sarah Elliott explains
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Why cats sleep on their left side

Why cats prefer to sleep on their left side has long puzzled experts – until now

For cats it's definitely best to get out of bed the right side - or should that be the left side?
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Humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) entangled in longline fishing gear immobilizing both pectoral fins, and infested with Whale lice (Cyamus boopis) Vava'u, Tonga, Pacific Ocean. (Photo: Tony Wu WWF via Nature PL)

Shocking new study reveals sheer scale of dolphins, seals and seabirds killed due to fishing each year

First study of bycatch reveals scale of destruction, warning that issue is widespread and underreported
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16th October 1956: Cooling towers and reactor at the world's first full-scale atomic power station at Calder Hall, Windscale, Cumberland (now Cumbria), England. The station, which will use atomic energy to produce electricity for factories and homes in Britain, will have a total capacity of 92 Megawatts. The station later became known as Sellafield. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Britain's Chernobyl: the deadly nuclear accident that could have turned the Lake District into a radioactive wasteland

At least 100 people are estimated to have died due to the disaster
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