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06 | EVENTS
Leeds United talks, Oktoberfest tips, retro
gaming, Cork shorts, Ilkley Literature
Festival, Meursault tours, The Bacchae in
Manchester, Northern Soul weekends
13 | ZEN
A weightless gym in Manchester and
Zumba classes
16 | SHOPPING AND STYLE
The Leeds Fashion Show
19 | FOOD AND DRINK
Yorkshire brownies and Czech kitsch
Features
20 | BLONDE AMBITION Blackburn pop
sensation Diana Vickers speaks out
26 | VOICEOVER & OUT Marcus Bentley on
life after Big Brother and his favourite
Newcastle spots
30 | SPICE ROUTES A curry marathon
in Bradford
34 | HOLIDAYS IN HELL Terrifying travel
destinations for Halloween
40 | BIG FISH A search for whales and
dolphins in the Canaries
46 | I LOVE NYC/JE T’AIME PARIS How
Paris became the new New York
52 | CLUB CLASS Why Spain is best for
watching and playing golf
58 | GOING WITH A BANG Valencia’s
answer to The Wicker Man and other
unusual special occasions
62 | STOCKING MARKETS A guide to
Europe’s best Christmas fairs
Regulars
68 | JET2 HOLIDAYS
Adventures in Tenerife
74 | PROPERTY NEWS
76 | PROPERTY
The Algarve vs Costa del Sol
78 | BUSINESS PROFILE
Caroline Rose of Rose & Co
82 | COMPASS
Destination guides to Bodrum, Faro,
Geneva and Hurghada
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Tenerife and Tunisia!
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obvious choice for a holiday, but I love it. Aside from the incredible food there’s the brilliant
National Media Museum, the fascinating Saltaire Village and the beauty of Brontë Country.
Best of all, there’s easy access to Leeds Bradford airport – a gateway to thrilling city
breaks and warming winter sun. In this issue, we bite into Paris’s Big Apple (p46), ogle big
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THIS ISSUE: P9 RETRO GAMES/FUTURE FILMS • P10 PEOPLE’S POETRY • P13 FACE THE MUSIC (AND DANCE)
STEIN POWER
If you’re thinking of
cracking out the lederhosen
for one of the North’s
legendary Bavarian bashes,
remember these points of
Oktoberfest etiquette…
DO eat gluttonously.
Those suspenders are
roomy for a good reason.
DO stomp your feet
and slap your knees. That’s
what the oompah band is
there for.
DO swing your stein
through the air, but be
careful, you…
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INBOUND
OUTBOUND
CONTRIBUTORS: Elizabeth
Beckert, Lucille Howe,
Alexander Larman, Matthew
Lee, Jacy Mayer, Graeme
Virtue, Georgina Wilson-Powell
Above: League champions for
the second time ever, Leeds United
salute the crowd at QPR’s Loftus
Road, 27 April 1974
Definitive dispatches
from home and abroad

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P15 MOVING WITH THE TIMES • P16 LEEDS CATWALK QUEENS • P19 INTRODUCING YORKSHIRE’S BEST BROWNIES
Stand
United We
The last decade has been a rollercoaster ride for fans
of Leeds United. After plunging from the giddy heights of the
Champions League semifinals to the third tier of English
football in just a few years, the club finally seems to be on
the way back up. But, as a new book on the history of Leeds
United shows, life has never been predictable for fans of
the Elland Road survivors.
Promised Land by Anthony Clavane, a Leeds born and
bred writer, interweaves stories about the club with
a social and cultural history of the city. Here, he tells
JetAway about his five favourite Leeds United moments.
“Winning the title in 1974. This was the last hurrah of
1. the great Don Revie side. They went unbeaten in their
first 29 games, and played mesmeric football that season.”
“Dominic Matteo’s fantastic goal against AC Milan in
2. the Champions League. It put Leeds through to the
knockout phase. ‘Dom Matteo, scored a f*****g great
goal, in the San Siro, in the San Siro...’”
“Holding my dad’s hand on the way to Elland Road to
3. see my first ever football match in 1965. It was Leeds
vs Man United – Best, Law and Charlton – and we lost 1-0.”
“The 7-0 thrashing of Southampton in 1972. As an
4. awestruck Barry Davies put it in the commentary:
‘And poor Southampton just don’t know what day it is.’”
“Jermaine Beckford scoring the winner against Bristol
5. Rovers in the final match of last season. This goal
gave Leeds the crucial victory that ended their three
years in the wilderness.” ML
Promised Land: The Reinvention of Leeds United is in shops
now. Anthony Clavane will be giving talks at Morley
Literature Festival on 16 October and at Leeds Met
University on 21 October. anthonyclavane.com
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PHOTOS PHOTOLIBRARY
CORK SHORTS
For the past 54 years, the town of Cork
has hosted a film festival every October.
Showing all types of movies, from world
cinema to documentaries, it’s best known
for championing short films.
“You need plenty of imagination to make
a good short film,” says Mick Hannigan, the
festival’s director. “Regardless of the limited
resources available, the best shorts are more
inventive than big-budget films.”
Hannigan has been in charge of running the
festival since 1986 and has accumulated many
once-in-a-lifetime memories to look back on.
“Meeting Anjelica Huston and Julien Temple
last year was great fun, but nothing can beat
the screening of Carl Dreyer’s The Passion of
Joan of Arc with the score played by the RTE
Concert Orchestra. There was a ten-minute
standing ovation.”
Over the seven-day festival, Cork comes
to life with screenings, workshops and events
EVENTS INBOUND/OUTBOUND
Playback To The Future
From Pong to Halo, videogames have always
been about velocity. But sometimes it’s nice to
stop and have a look around, and that’s what
the first ever R3PLAY (pronounced “replay”)
event at Blackpool’s Norbreck Castle is all about,
showcasing four decades of gaming on consoles,
computers and coin-op machines.
1. 3D Deathchase
ZX Spectrum, 1983
“A blatant rip-off of the speeder
bike scene in Return of the Jedi,
but for a game so entertainingly
frenetic to have been written in 16k
is unbelievable.”
2. Out Run
Arcade, 1986
“Who wouldn’t want to drive
a convertible Ferrari? Playing this
hydraulic arcade machine was the
highlight of my childhood summers.”
The irresistible draw for gamers will be the
300 machines all set to free play – from arcade
classics to cutting-edge home systems – but the
two-day expo will also feature Q&As, auctions,
tournaments and Guinness World Record
attempts, with TV presenter and gaming fanatic
Gail Porter MC-ing and all profits going to charity.
THE RETRO
TOP 4
According to R3PLAY co-organiser Gordon
Sinclair, who picks his favourite ever games
below, the seaside venue is the perfect place for
the event: “Blackpool has a history of fantastic
arcades, so it makes sense to be here.” GV
6-7 November
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3. R-Type
Arcade, 1987
“There are a million shoot-’em-ups,
but the simple addition of a power
orb that could be attached to your
ship made R-Type a legend.”
4. Kick Off 2
Amiga/Atari ST, 1990
“Sensible Soccer is called the king
of footie games, but it’s just an
arcade kickabout. Kick Off 2 is
a true football sim and there’s
still a thriving fan community today.”
all organised by film lovers for film lovers.
Hannigan says their enthusiasm for anything
celluloid shines through. “Each year our
guests are delighted by the hospitality they
receive and to have the support of such an
engaged audience.”
The city itself is the star of one of the most
anticipated films on show this year, Carmel
Winters’ psychological thriller Snap. GW-P
7-14 November
corkfilmfest.org
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INBOUND/OUTBOUND EVENTS
Read All About It
Ilkley Literature Festival’s poet in residence,
Leeds-based Antony Dunn, drops us a line
about the North’s biggest book fair
“One of the privileges of being the poet in residence
is that I’m allowed to invite anyone in the world to read
with me. Although I had my doubts he’d say yes, I invited
the Scottish poet Douglas Dunn and luckily for me he
accepted. We share a surname and he looks exactly
like my grandfather, but we’re not related.
“The festival is loaded with fun activities. During
the 17 days, I’ll be doing things non-stop – reading
my poetry, hosting events, and teaching a variety of
creative-writing workshops. I’ll be meeting with writers
one-on-one in 30-minute sessions to help them with
any problems they might have. Most writers could use
a little help. I know the feeling. I’ve been told I like to
use dashes between my clauses way too much.
“Every year the festival hosts fringe events, which are
open for anyone to audition for. We always see a variety
of things including comedy skits, poetry, word jams and
songs. One new event is an intergenerational workshop
that will connect young teenagers with people aged 50
and older to share their personal stories and discuss
the role of the senses in our memories. A particularly
relaxing workshop will take place outdoors on the
riverbank where people will collaborate to create
The Song of the River.
“People who can’t make it to Ilkley can send
in their poetry without attending the festival
itself. I’ll be constructing a large digital map
with poems posted at each person’s location,
accessible via one simple click. We’ll be
collating all of the poetry and creating
a book to publish. There’s so much
going on. You’ll have to stop by Ilkley
and check it out.” EB
1-17 October
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Stranger Songs
It’s fair to say that Meursault’s latest album, All
Creatures Will Make Merry, isn’t for all tastes. But if you like
the sound of dark, complex and emotional folk music, this
might just become a new favourite. The Edinburgh band
started as a solo project for Neil Pennycook and has
been adding members ever since. Pennycook popped
in to introduce the band…
Why the name Meursault?
“It’s from the book L’Etranger by Albert Camus, which
I must have read a hundred times when I was a student.
But there’s no real connection between my own work
and Camus. I just liked the name.”
Are there any bands in particular that
inspired your sound?
“Artists such as Neil Young and Tom Waits have inspired
me over the years. I always appreciate artists who have
a clear idea of themselves and who aren’t afraid to
challenge their listeners, artists such as Bonnie
“Prince” Billy, King Creosote and Smog.”
Is Edinburgh is good place to live for
people in bands?
“There’s a strong sense of community with a lot of the
bands, which is invaluable in terms of the level of support
and encouragement you receive. Also, the audiences here
are open to new things.”
What can we expect from your shows?
“Any number of things! Our set-up changes all the time
because not all our members can play every show. And
we’re also inclined to change the structures of our songs
to keep things interesting.”
It’s ‘Hair Meets Titus Andronicus’ – The Musical
Euripides’s play The Bacchae investigates the battle
between sensuality and oppression, and is by turns chilling,
hilarious and prophetic, and Manchester’s Royal Exchange
Theatre is about to stage a new adaptation directed by
Braham Murray.
Murray is an unabashed admirer of the play, calling it
“one of the seminal works of theatre”, and he’s looking
forward to working with choreographer Mark Bruce on
this new version, which he describes, somewhat
mystifyingly, as “Hair meets Titus Andronicus”.
“I think it’s a hugely relevant piece for our time,” says
Murray. “All the major religions deal with the sensual self
as something disgusting that needs to be repressed, and if
you deny the Dionysian side of yourself then you are in
danger of wreaking destruction on yourself and others.”
How would you describe your music
to somebody who hasn’t heard it?
“I struggle so much with this question. Like Bruce
Springsteen once said, ‘Trying to explain music is like
talking about sex – it’s better when demonstrated.’” ML
Meursault plays Edinburgh, Leeds, Manchester,
Newcastle, York and Paris in October and November.
songbytoadrecords.com
The production was a stroke of serendipity itself;
Murray had wished to direct the play for some time
using movement and music in a modern manner, but was
unable to find a version that really excited him until
playwright Mike Poulton’s updated script appeared, quite
unexpectedly, on his desk.
Murray promises the staging will be “contemporary but
exotic”, using the playhouse architecture of the theatre to
full advantage and making it seem believable that a divine
figure should appear there. “The Royal Exchange is
fantastic,” says Murray. “Our audiences really like going
on journeys and having new experiences, and this
promises to be something quite extraordinary.” AL
From 10 November
royalexchangetheatre.org.uk
EVENTS INBOUND/OUTBOUND OUND
TOWER WER
RECORDS COR
The Wigan Casino
may have closed its doors
30 years ago, but a passion
for Northern Soul lives
on. From 12-14 November,
the Blackpool Tower Soul
Weekender sees DJs
Richard Searling and
Kev Roberts spinning rare
and obscure 45s at the
eponymous tourist spot.
On the Saturday, the fifth
World Northern Soul
Dancing Championships
will take place. Here’s
what the entrants can
expect from Richard
and Kev’s playlist…
1. The Salvadors
– Stick By Me Baby
2. Mel Britt
– She’ll Come Running Back
3. The Younghearts
– A Little Togetherness
4. Ruby Andrews
– Just Loving You
5. Epitome of Sound
– You Don’t Love Me
6. Betty Boo
– Say It Isn’t So
7. Yvonne Baker
– You Didn’t Say a Word
8. Joy Lovejoy – In Orbit
9. Williams and Watson
– Too Late
10. Jackie Wilson
– Because of You EB
12-14 November
goldsoul.co.uk
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Weight
Getting tired of the traditional gym? Head over to
Salford, Manchester, where Evolve is pioneering a new
fitness concept for those who don’t relish feeling like
a hamster on a wheel.
Decked out like an assault course, this is exercise
for fans of Total Wipeout. Evolve’s 500 sq m warehouse
is divided into six colour-coded areas: Martial Arts
(featuring punch-bags and pads), In Motion (tractor
tyres, railway sleepers), Off The Ground (ropes,
gymnastics rings, scaffolding), Urban Obstacles (a park
bench), Balance & Stability (a seesaw, a walking pipe)
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“Each of the zones works on a different aspect
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ZEN INBOUND/OUTBOUND
Get Into
The Groove
If you vogued in the
Nineties and crumped in
the Noughties, then get
ready to Zumba this
autumn. A slow-burner
of a craze, it originated
20 years ago when dance
teacher and choreographer
Alberto “Beto” Perez forgot
his aerobics cassette and
improvised with his own
tunes – a cosmopolitan
Latin playlist of salsa,
merengue, cumbia
and reggae.
After finding success in
Columbia, Beto took the
class to the USA where
two entrepreneurs, Alberto
Perlman and Alberto
Aghion, trademarked the
technique. According to
Perlman: “Zumba has
always been known as the
‘fitness party.’ It bridges
the gap between music
and fitness – a mixture
of artistic expression
and health.”
Just ask Wyclef Jean,
who crashed a Monday
night Zumba class in New
York this summer. The
former Fugees frontman
said: “The club was packed
and everyone was pumped
– there was so much
energy. I had no idea how
thrilling it was until I tried it.
If you like music and you like
to move, this is a good way
to enjoy both.” LH
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INBOUND/OUTBOUND BOUND/OUTBOUND UND/OUTBOUND SHOPPING & STYLE
Good GGood dnews news ffor for your wardrobe, d b bbut but tnot not t such hg good d
news for your bank balance – the Leeds Loves Shopping
festival festival returns from 15-25 October. The standout event
is the Leeds Fashion Show at the City Museum, which
will show ow off the bold, expressive work of the area’s
top young designers. Over drinks at swanky Epernay
(0113 242 9977, epernaychampagnebars.com), whic which has
created a shopping-themed g-themed cocktail especially fo for this
year’s event, JetAway asked four of the participating
partic
designers what makes them m tick.
Kelly-Ann Garforth
“I focused my studies on lingerie and swimwear at
De Montfort University in Leicester. For this collection,
I had to choose a muse and so I went for Marie Antoinette.
I watched the films, read the books, and took lots of colours
from her. All sorts of things have inspired me in the past,
from the Space Centre in Leicester to a holiday in Egypt.
“I sell my clothes in boutiques in my home town of
Barnsley, and through a website called Just Catwalk
(justcatwalk.co.uk). I’d like to keep working independently;
hopefully the show will help push me a bit and get my
brand noticed. I’d like to launch my website soon and
start showing at national shows. I’m nervous about the
show but very excited. It would be amazing to win.”
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Jag Cor
“It all started with my grandmother in Kenya who made
clothes for local people. That infused into my mum’s
childhood and when I was growing up she made clothes
for major British companies. I grew up around clothes so
it’s no surprise I ended up passionate about fashion.
“At the Leeds Fashion Show I’m showing my menswear
collection – it’s the purest of pure bling. Men are getting
used to jazzing up their outfits and this is for them. It’s
inspired by colours – the strong colours in the eyes of wild
cats, and Max Lüscher’s writing on colour theory – how
they reflect our personalities. Gold represents loyalty and
responsibility, green is persistence and assertiveness,
blue relates to peace and tranquillity, and red is
excitement and enthusiasm.
“I teach at Park Lane College and I see so many
talented kids. There’s so much talent here in Leeds,
especially in the Asian community – we need to put
ourselves out there and go into mainstream fashion and
the media. I was born in Leeds and studied in Leeds so this
is a chance to give something back. It’s a fantastic city.”
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Darecca Stainforth
“I’m usually inspired by photos and images, but this
collection is inspired mostly by architecture. I went to
Amsterdam and saw this building with all these 3D windows
like tiles, which led to me making this skirt.
“In my spare time I make dresses and sell them on eBay.
I make SpongeBob SquarePants and Barbie dresses, and
the money I’ve made got me through my national diploma at
Leeds College of Art & Design. People all over the world
buy the dresses. It’s better than a normal part-time job.
“It’s an honour to participate in the Leeds Fashion
Show. I’ve worked backstage at shows before, dressing
models and doing various jobs, but never seen my own
clothes go down the catwalk. I’ve got 13 pieces from my
graduate collection ready and I’m working on six more
for the competition. It’s going to be nerve-racking, but
I’m hoping to get exposure and experience from it. I want
to expand my brand, build a website, and then work more
on my own collections.
“I’d say Leeds is one of the top three UK cities for
fashion, along with London and Manchester. It’s a big
student city and students love fashion. A lot of students
on my course would blow their whole loan on Vivienne
Westwood boots and starve for the rest of the term.”
Samantha Davy
“This collection is inspired by British seaside holidays, the
family trips you go on when you’re little. It’s very different to
anything else I’ve done. In the past I’ve been inspired by
fashion photographers such as Dan Martensen and Anna Wolf
but I’m also into high-street fashion. While high end is great to
look at, I want to design clothes lots of people will wear.
“I’ve known I wanted to do this since the age of 14 or 15.
I went to college in Bradford then to Manchester Met for uni
where I studied fashion design and technology. The course
included a year working with Puma in Germany, in a tiny town
called Herzogenaurach. Now I live in Bingley and work as
a designer for an outdoors company. The Leeds Fashion
Show is an opportunity to work with like-minded people. It’ll
be great to see what other creative people in the area are
doing, and it’s a chance to get my name out there.” ML
19 October
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Believe The Hype
Descending into Propaganda’s dark, cavernous space,
surrounded by posters of smiley people exhorting the
virtues of secrecy and hard work, you start to wonder:
is somebody here trying to brainwash us?
The photos, art, statues and signs are all taken from
40 years of Czechoslovakian communism. Propaganda,
one of Prague’s newest pubs, was recently opened by
Glenn Spicker, who also runs the city’s Museum of
Communism and has been collecting political kitsch for
more than ten years. It’s a vast underground labyrinth
with brick and plaster walls. The bathrooms are
wallpapered in ripped-out pages from old magazines.
The menu offers old-school Czech specialities, although
the beer selection is something nobody living here
pre-Revolution could ever have imagined: seven varieties
on tap. A mix of travellers, expats and students combine
to create a raucous, exciting atmosphere.
In a city teeming with Starbucks, Gucci and shopping
malls, there’s a feeling that people may be forgetting
the recent past. “People want to see the history and
they’re interested,” says Glenn. Besides, “Propaganda is
a visual, fun venue.” JM
Michalska 12, Prague 1
+420 242 480 728 propaganda.cz
FOOD & DRINK INBOUND/OUTBOUND
Hot Chocolate
Ilkley is not only home to the North’s best literature
festival – it’s also home to what we confidently predict are
Britain’s best brownies. In her little bakery on the edge
of the Yorkshire Moors, Chantal Teal makes perfect
specimens – rich and gooey at the bottom, moist and
soft at the top, with a crisp, lightly sugared topping –
and sends them to lucky foodies throughout the UK.
“It’s important for me to buy as many of my
ingredients as possible from farmers in Ilkley, Middleton
and Menwith Hill,” she says. Her brownies, which cost
£15.95 for a package of eight (including delivery), come
with a handwritten message of the customer’s choosing.
Explains Teal: “I think a gift of food is one of the few
wonderful things you can always offer with pride and
accept with pleasure.” ML
lovebrownies.co.uk
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PHOTO GETTY
Blonde
Ambition
From the West End to the top of the
charts, the only way is up for
Lancashire lass Diana Vickers,
says Damon Syson
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CHANGE. YOU CAN.

As everyone knows, reaching the latter
stages of The X Factor is no guarantee
of fame, fortune and mass adulation.
For every Leona Lewis or Alexandra
Burke, there are 10 others who vanish headlong
into obscurity (Steve Brookstein, anyone?).
For Diana Vickers, things weren’t looking that
promising in the aftermath of The X Factor 2008.
Having been the bookies’ favourite to win, the girl
described by Simon Cowell as “the singing version
of Marmite” (because you’ll either love her or hate
her), came fourth in the competition, which Burke
eventually won. Pundits argued that Vickers was
too kooky for mass appeal, singing barefoot and
favouring what you might call a “natural” hairstyle.
Even though she was only 17, Vickers almost
seemed to have sprung from thin air as a fully formed
pop star. Simon Cowell, you sensed, didn’t know
what to do with her. When the show finished, he
declined to offer her a record deal – which might
easily have been the end of the story.
Two years on, things couldn’t look rosier for the
Blackburn-born songstress. After touring with her
fellow X Factor performers, she was eventually offered
a record deal with RCA Records. Her debut single
Once entered the charts at number one in April of
this year, matched a month later by her album Songs
from the Tainted Cherry Tree. Meanwhile, a star turn in
a West End production of The Rise and Fall of Little
Voice won her the Theatregoers’ Choice Award for
London Newcomer of the Year.
It’s been a crazy ride for the 19 year old, a fact
reflected in the video for her single, The Boy Who
Murdered Love, which sees her walking down
a yellow-brick road in the style of Dorothy from
The Wizard of Oz. “I’ve been on an amazing journey,”
she nods. “From two years ago to where I am now,
from The X Factor to the record deal, to the West
End, to releasing the first single and album…
I’ve definitely been down the road of happiness
and had an amazing time.”
Vickers admits her original decision to enter
The X Factor was made on a whim. At the time
she was embarking on A Levels in theatre, classics
and psychology, with the naively optimistic plan
of getting into drama school in London, busking,
making a few contacts in the business and getting
a record deal (yup, that simple): “All my friends
were applying for university and deciding what
they were doing for their A Levels,” she recalls.
“But I just wanted to have fun. I didn’t want to
be sat in a classroom all day. I knew all I wanted
to do with my life was to sing and be a performer.
So my friends suggested that I should apply for
The X Factor, and I did.”
Her soulful performance of Damien Rice’s The
Blower’s Daughter immediately had Vickers tipped
for the top spot, and although she was eventually
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AUDIO VISUAL
SPECTACULAR

voted off in the semifinals, she is adamant she didn’t
take it too badly. “No, I was just really proud of
myself,” she insists. “Because I had literally given all
I could possibly give and it was amazing that there
were so many people watching the show who picked
up the phone and voted for me every week. Of
course I got a bit upset – but I was also sort of
relieved at the same time.”
During the filming of The X Factor, one of the
main stories was the rumoured romance between
Vickers and baby-faced Irish singer Eoghan Quigg,
but she insists that they were never more than friends.
What about now – is she single? “No, I’m not seeing
anyone at the moment,” she reveals, adding cheekily:
“The only bloke I’d love to meet would be Caleb
from Kings of Leon.”
The persistent rumours about Quigg were, she
admits, her first taste of the negative side of being
in the spotlight. “Yeah, it is a downside,” she
sighs. “There are a lot of made-up stories about
relationships I’m meant to be having. You’ve got to
be really careful who you talk to and what you do in
public. That can be really hard for me because I’m
such a huggy person and I’ve got so many male
friends. It can be quite frustrating.”
One way of dealing with any emotionally
challenging experiences she encounters is to write
about them, as she did with her second single The
Boy Who Murdered Love. Indeed, even though she
seems to be bubbly and full of self-confidence, Vickers
admits she can be racked with doubt and used to
throw up with nerves before going on stage during
The X Factor. In spite of her army of male admirers
(not to mention the female fans who nominated her
for Best Dressed Woman of the Year at the Clothes
Show Style Awards 2010), she confesses to still
worrying about spots and puppy fat.
“I think we all have our insecurities, so although
a lot of the time I feel quite confident about myself,
I’m only human and sometimes it’s hard to deal with
those insecurities – especially when you’re in the
newspaper all the time. I used to have really, really bad
acne a couple of years ago. I used to cover up my face
with my hair I was so self-conscious. I’m getting a lot
more confident in myself now, slowly but surely, but
I think that’s something that comes with age.”
Vickers’ formative years were spent in Lancashire.
She was born in Blackburn and grew up in the
village of Huncoat near Accrington. Her mother,
Ann, is a manager at Marks & Spencer in Blackburn
and her father, Edwin, an independent financial
consultant. Even though she now lives in a two-
‘There are a lot of made-up
stories about relationships
I’m meant to be having’
bedroom flat in South London, Vickers will always
have a special place in her heart for the North.
“I’m a down-to-earth Lancashire lass and I’m
proud of it,” she laughs. “I really miss walking into
Maccy D’s on a Saturday to get a milkshake and
seeing all the people stood outside, then going into
M&S to see my mum on her lunch break and having
a coffee with her. I love London, but I know my
roots – and my friends are my friends for life.”
Those roots came in especially handy at the end
of last year when Vickers was offered the lead in Little
Voice, a part made famous on stage and screen by
fellow Lancastrian Jane Horrocks. So what does the
future hold for Diana Vickers – treading the boards or
rocking the mic? “I love acting,” she says. “I absolutely
adore it – and I’d love to do a lot more in the future.
But right now music’s my main thing. Having
a number one single and album – I have no words
to describe how I feel about it. I’m so proud. At the
end of the day, all I’ve ever wanted to be is a singer.”
Diana Vickers is on tour in October and November.
She performs at Leeds University (2 October), Manchester
Academy 2 (8 November), 02 Academy Newcastle
(13 November) and 02 ABC Glasgow (14 November)
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BIG BROTHER
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Over & Out
Big Brother’s Geordie mouthpiece Marcus Bentley is hanging up his mike, but
not before telling Lucille Howe about his hometown’s greatest talking points
It’s impossible to imagine Big Brother without
Marcus Bentley’s commentary. For ten years
he was the voice of the show, and this summer
he appeared onscreen for the first time. Now, we
can finally put a face to the name of the man who
was originally hired for the way he said the word
“chickens”. With Big Brother having finally
finished, we dragged him to the diary room
for one last interrogation.
“I started doing voiceovers in 1998 after drama
school and bought myself a recordable MiniDisc
player,” Bentley explains when asked how he began
his career. “After a few bad years I remember getting
a cheque for a job and going from skint to £3,000
up. I thought, ‘Wow, that’s loads!’”
When casting for an omniscient narrator, the
Big Brother producers listened to hundreds of
applications. Trawling through piles of cassettes
they finally hit on Bentley’s Geordie brogue.
“When I got the call for BB I’d moved back to
the northeast from London to teach drama at
Stockton and Billingham Technical College,”
says Bentley. “We packed up and moved back
to London for what we were told would be nine
weeks filming. Ten years later…”
So what was it like to finally make it on set (and
onscreen), commentating next to the contestants in
a bid to get their attention during BB11’s “Ignore
the Obvious” week?
“When I first started, people asked me to go on
a lot of things like Big Brother’s Little Brother and
I said no, but being the last in the series I decided
I’d be up for anything. I’m such a big fan I had to
take a deep breath and walk on set like I was
walking on stage,” says Bentley. “I got into bed
with Ben and they tried to embarrass me by
talking about whips!”
After Bentley answers the door to a gift of some
30 Rock DVDs from a Channel 4 commissioning
editor, talk turns to his beloved northeast. “I was
born in Gateshead and then I lived in a few places as
a teenager, including Newcastle. Now I have some
time off I’d like to take my children up there to
some of my favourite places.” With that in mind,
we asked Bentley to give us his picks for a weekend
in Newcastle. Just don’t expect chickens…

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“That has to be Newcastle’s Theatre Royal, somewhere I would love to
appear as an actor. I’m sure I’ve been on a backstage tour because I can
picture the dressing rooms. As a child I saw lots of pantomimes here. It’s
where I realised my sexuality – I’m not joking either. I had a bit of a crush
on a fairy. I’d never seen a girl so blonde and beautiful. As for me, I’d like
to play Caliban in The Tempest, but they’re doing King Lear in October and
a street dance show called Blaze (above).”
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People-Watch
“The Beamish Museum in Stanley,
Durham, the industrial home of the
northeast. An open-air museum set in
300 acres of countryside, the Beamish
is full of old-fashioned shops, plus
a reconstructed mine, steam engines
and a railway station as it would have
been in 1913. We went on a school
trip there when I was at Our Lady
and St Bede, a Roman Catholic
school in Stockton-on-Tees, aged 15.
I tried to sneak in some of my dad’s
homebrew! Can I admit that?”
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“Antony Gormley’s Angel of the North, which
overlooks the A1 in Gateshead. My wife is from
Chelsea but she has a charm necklace of the
sculpture. There’s something iconic and almost
religious about it. Great art and architecture can be
contemporary – it doesn’t matter how old or new it
is. My children are 11, 12 and 18 and I’d like to take
them to visit it. My daughter is off to university and
my wife is starting teacher training. It’s a time of
transition so I’d like to go there while we have the
chance and confess that in BB5 a lad called Marco
drew a stupid picture of Nadia’s, er, bits. I had to say,
“Some of the housemates are in the diary room
discussing Nadia’s ladygarden,” and it was honestly
the hardest thing to do without laughing.”
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“They’ve started to do white-water rafting in
Stockton-on-Tees, which is about an hour’s drive
from Newcastle. I really admire the guys who set it
up. The Tees Barrage is a world-class course and it’s
man-made with controlled tides. It’s closed for
a £4.6m development at the moment to get it up
to Olympic standards but it should be open soon.”
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BRADFORD CURRY
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Dragging my
heavy body
through the lobby, up
the stairs, down the corridor and
into my hotel room, I realised you can have
too much of a good thing. Curry in Bradford is
a very good thing indeed, especially when there’s
free-flowing mango lassi to wash it down with.
But as I unbuckled my belt, which over the course
of the evening had turned a gentle hug into an
aggressive grip, I wondered if eating five meals, one
after the other, had been slightly over-ambitious.
While my eyes are frequently larger than my
stomach, there was more to the JetAway curry
challenge than just senseless gluttony, although
I can’t deny senseless gluttony was a large part of
the appeal. Bradford is competing to be the UK’s
Curry Capital 2011, and if there’s any justice it’ll
win at a canter. Aside from the wonderful food
and the loss of mobility, an evening of feasting
in Bradford is a chance to hear inspiring stories
of immigration and enterprise in one of Europe’s
most diverse cities.
While I did the lion’s share of the guzzling,
I wasn’t dining alone. Tim, our pescetarian
photographer, and Naomi, the public relations whiz
who arranged the evening, assisted with the eating
duties. But our secret weapon was Tricia from the
tourist board, a born-and-bred-in-Bradford
Spice
Routes
Is Bradford on its way to becoming the UK’s
curry capital? Matthew Lee puts the city’s best
restaurants – and his belt – to the test
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curry-phile and our
designated driver. While
extolling her home town’s
virtues as a foodie destination, she
drove us to our first stop, Akbar’s on Leeds Road
(01274 773311, akbars.co.uk).
Fifteen years ago, Akbar’s was a tiny 28-seater
restaurant. Today it fits 250 people and is one of
many branches across northern England. Starters
fill every inch of our table: a chicken tikka kebab,
lamb chops and masala fish, all bursting with
flavour. The main courses are even better: the
karahi chicken zings with garlic, ginger and
coriander; the meat in the lamb and spinach curry
falls apart at the gentlest prod of my fork, and the
naan bread is so enormous, warm and fluffy it’s
tempting to roll up in it and use it as a duvet.
I break away from the feast to speak to Shabir
Hussain, Akbar’s founder, in his office. He starts by
telling me about his family home on the border of
Kashmir and the Punjab. “My mother’s cooking
was really rustic and wholesome,” he says, “and this
is what I wanted to eat. I didn’t understand why
English restaurants were only cooking what they
thought the Western palate wants – madras and
vindaloo. People were ready for what we really eat
and that became my niche.”
With two-thirds of the naan left uneaten, we had
to make our excuses and leave. Tricia drove us in

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BRADFORD CURRY
Previous page, from left: Omar
Khan’s; Mumtaz; Aagrah. This page,
clockwise from left: Omar Khan’s;
Karachi’s kitchen and crew; Akbar’s
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the direction of Pudsey and pulled over next to
a giant elephant. It marked the entrance to the
Midpoint branch of Aagrah (01274 668818, aagrah.
com), where Mohammed Aslam, its executive chef
and managing director, was waiting to greet us.
“I came here from Kashmir at the age of 14
and I was illiterate,” Aslam tells me while Tim
photographs the stunning tandoori seafood he’s
made for us. “I had no education at all,” he
continues. “I went to school for ten months and
then started work at a textile mill. That was 1968.”
He was part of the family team that opened
the first branch of Aagrah in 1977. Remarkably,
five of those original seven members are still
working for the company, which has grown
enormously, with 12 branches scattered throughout
the county. “It’s always been a family business and
a Yorkshire business,” explains Aslam, who was
awarded an MBA last Christmas in recognition
of his work in the hospitality industry.
After our chat, I attack the buffet, filling my
plate high with chicken hyderabadi, fish masala
and saag gosht (lamb with spinach sauce). Heaped
on rice and scooped up with naan, this union of
coriander, garlic, ginger and chilli gets my mouth
tingling and tickling all the way to Great Horton
Road, where the ever-popular Mumtaz (01274
571861) is located.

“We serve the best curry in the world,” boasts
the duty manager who shows us round. It’s a bold
statement, but how many other restaurants can
claim both the Queen and David Cameron as fans?
It’s quite an achievement for a restaurant that
started life as a tiny space where Mumtaz Khan
Akbar, originally from Kashmir, sold his mother’s
samosas and pakoras. Before long, Khan was
developing his own recipes, one of which, the
mango lassi, is now available worldwide. Today,
Mumtaz has a Leeds branch, five fast-food Jaldi
Jaldi eateries, and it produces curry sauces, lassis,
marinades and baby foods for supermarkets.
It’s not a sense of civic or patriotic duty that
has me backing Dave and Her Maj – the food is
spectacularly good. The meal here includes my
favourite dish of the evening, a stunning murgh
makhani (butter chicken). It’s not a million miles
away from a chicken tikka masala, but the flavours
are so much more subtle and complex. Since we’re
at the spiritual home of mango lassi, we allow
It’s tempting to use the naan
bread as a duvet it’s so enormous
ourselves to guzzle vast quantities of it. If we
weren’t full before, we certainly are now.
When we arrive at Omar Khan’s (01274 390 777,
omarkhans.co.uk) and see seven dishes laid out for
us, we exchange concerned glances. Mr Khan is
out of town, which means I can’t even use a hectic
interview schedule as an excuse for not eating. So,
I get stuck in to pakoras, pilau rice, a chicken tikka
masala, a creamy paneer (cheese) dish and the best
saag aloo (potato and spinach curry) I’ve ever had.
The food is more Westernised than at the other
restaurants, and the clientele is less mixed. We’re
impressed, but we’re also beyond full. The thought
of going to another restaurant fills us with dread.
We needn’t have worried. Despite its sparse,
simple decor, there’s something special about
Karachi (01274 732015), the first Asian restaurant
to arrive in Bradford. Since opening in 1963 in
a converted terraced house on Neal Street, it’s
barely changed at all. It’ll never attract royals,
but Rick Stein filmed a BBC show here once, and
the staff still talk excitedly about that day. They
seem thrilled by our visit, too, and let us into the
kitchen to watch our meal being prepared up close.
By the time we’d seen Khalid Mahmood prepare
lamb and fish karahis, and his colleague bake
fresh, feather-light chapattis over an open flame,
we had a duty to relish every last bite of this
glorious food, damn the consequences.
And, oh yes, there were consequences. But this
isn’t about my waistline or my temporary inability
to negotiate a staircase. It’s about Bradford’s
proud culinary heritage, and the entrepreneurial
immigrants – who often arrived not knowing
how to read or write – who helped create it.
Bradford is up against Birmingham, Glasgow
and Leicester – all formidable contenders – for the
title of Curry Capital of the UK. We’re biased,
naturally, but if Bradford doesn’t win we won’t only
eat our hats – we’ll eat at double the number of
restaurants on our next trip.
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HALLOWEEN HOLIDAYS
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Something strange in
your neighbourhood?
From Plaguey Hills to
gruesome dungeons,
Graeme Virtue and
James Bartlett
investigate Europe’s
spookiest spots
Friar’s Bush Belfast
From the outside, you’d never know that this
tiny, peaceful cemetery had so many horrendous
tales hidden within its walls. But ask a guide for the
story behind the name and you’ll get a hint of the
grisliness to come. According to legend, a friar
was caught secretly performing Catholic mass
under the spidery thorn bush. He was captured
and hung in the 1720s.
A century later, Friar’s Bush became a regular spot
for body-snatchers, and in 1823 newspapers reported
the discovery of a recently disinterred woman and
her child found packed in a barrel at the city docks.
Then there’s what’s known as the Plaguey Hill,
where thousands of cholera victims from an 1832
outbreak share a mass grave with 800 victims of the
1840s great famine. The nastiness didn’t even ease
up in the 20th century. Servant girls and secret
mistresses used to throw their babies – both alive
and dead – over the walls of Friar’s Bush to avoid
punishment and scandal.
It’s not all doom and gloom though. The Bush is
also home to the graves of some thoroughly decent
Belfastians who had nothing to do with murder,
body-snatching or executions. Barney Hughes, the
celebrated inventor of the Belfast “penny bap”
sandwich, is buried here. But before you casually
tuck into a crusty bread roll, bear in mind that
ghouls may be picking up the crumbs.
Gerry Ward, a tour guide who lives in the
cemetery’s arched gate lodge, tells of a gravedigger’s
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wife who has haunted the site since her death in
the 15th century. Local historian and guide Dr
Eamon Phoenix describes Friar’s Bush as a “deeply
atmospheric place” and says the mass famine grave
and mysterious Friar’s Stone, a relic dating back to
485AD, are stark “reminders of our own mortality,
as well as the tragic events of Irish history”.
belfastcitysightseeing.com
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Pere Lachaise Cemetery Paris
The alluring City Of Light also has a dark side.
And if anywhere in Paris is genuinely haunted, it’s
Père Lachaise Cemetery, a graveyard on the eastern
edge of the city where more than a million bodies
have been buried since 1804. Named after Louis
XIV’s Jesuit confessor, this sprawling necropolis can
claim to be the most notorious in the world thanks
to an honour roll of luminaries who checked in after
they checked out, including Molière, former French
President Félix Faure, Oscar Wilde, Edith Piaf and
Jim Morrison. The well-signposted graves of these
expired A-listers may be crowded with devotees, but
it’s still easy to lose yourself among the 100 acres of
tombs, sepulchres and mausoleums – an eerie garden
of remembrance where sooty ravens hop among the
headstones. Brrrr.
pere-lachaise.com
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Old Town Edinburgh
Scotland’s picture-postcard capital prefers to present
its best side to the world – the attractive, genteel
New Town – but underneath all that Georgian
loveliness lies a forbidding foundation: the
dangerous, rough-and-ready Old Town. The
city’s Jekyll and Hyde personality has intrigued
and inspired a skipload of authors, from Robert
Louis Stevenson to Ian Rankin, but for a quicker,
more pungent journey to the dark side, just visit
Mary King’s Close, an archaic lane branching off
the famous Royal Mile. Underground tours take
you right beneath this bonny city, illuminating
hardscrabble Edinburgh life from the 1600s onwards.
Reanimated servants, merchants and children tell
unhappy tales of venal misdeeds through the years.
Furthermore, in the week leading up to Halloween,
there are special nightly Supernatural History
Tours, the best way to survey Scotland’s most
uncanny backstreet.
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amsterdam dungeons Amsterdam
No trip to Holland’s capital is complete without a visit to the Rembrandt House
Museum, where one can truly appreciate the Dutch master’s life and work. But
it was under the very same roof that the revered artist began his persecution
of family nanny (and lover) Geertje Dircx. Rembrandt lobbied to have poor
Geertje committed to the madhouse after an unfortunate series of events
involving the family jewels. Her tragic story – or at least a heightened version
of it – can be experienced at the Amsterdam Dungeons, part of a growing
(Addams) family of such attractions across Europe. Within these dank walls,
many of Amsterdam’s more grisly historical episodes are retold in cheerfully
lurid fashion, including a Reaper thrill ride. This, of course, is the city that’s
always made its living out of monetising sin.
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As Curtis Mayfield put it, if there’s a hell below, we’re all going to go. But how
would you like to get there? For some wicked transportation ideas, descend to
the Museu de Carrosses Fúnebres, a stately, free-to-enter collection of ornate
hearses situated, perhaps appropriately, in the basement of the civic Servais
Funerais de Barcelona. Focusing on the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the
museum respectfully showcases various ornate horse-drawn carriages, each
burnished with the iconography of death, from Greek alpha/omega symbols
to weeping angels, ominous hourglasses and owls. Lots of owls. There’s also
a sleek, covetable motorised hearse that has more than a touch of the
Ghostbusters’ Ecto-1 about it. The message seems to be: you can have
any colour you like, so long as it’s black.
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Scare yourself silly this Halloween. Matt Glasby picks the greatest hits of European horror cinema
Don’t Look Now (1974)
Venice
All atmosphere and inference, Nic
Roeg’s spooky travelogue follows
grieving couple Julie Christie and
Donald Sutherland to Venice, where
a killer stalks the eerie streets. As
Sutherland restores the Church of San
Nicolo (Venice’s oldest) and Christie
befriends a creepy clairvoyant, Roeg
makes good use of the reflecting/
refracting power of water, and the
scene is set for a shocking date with
(pre-) destiny amid La Serenissima’s
crumbling majesty.
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Hierro (2009)
Tenerife
The remotest of the Canaries,
El Hierro makes a bleak, evocative
setting for Gabe Ibáñez’s moody
chiller. Unsure if she’s lost her child
or her marbles (or both), distraught
mother Elenea Anaya (right) finds
herself traumatised by the island’s
forbidding landscapes. You will be too.
Rec (2007)
Barcelona
Following a team of local firemen for
a TV programme, perky presenter
Manuela Velasco (left) and her
cameraman soon find themselves
locked in an apartment block full
of gibbering, infected hordes. The
camera keeps rolling. So do the heads.
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The Tenant (1976)
Paris
Director Roman Polanski stars as
a Polish immigrant going slowly –
and show-stoppingly – bonkers in
a Parisian apartment. The previous
inhabitant attempted suicide, and with
ghostly watchers in the bathroom and
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Bridge of Sighs Venice
Beautiful, romantic, bustling ... but take two
wrong turns in Venice and you’ll be lost among its
endless backstreets, and once the fog rolls in, it can
seem more nightmarish than pretty. The gloomy
island of Poveglia between Venice and Lido was long
reputed to be the most haunted spot in the lagoon,
the final resting place for generations of plague
victims (it’s now being turned into a luxury hotel).
Named by Lord Byron and patronised by lovers,
the gorgeous Bridge of Sighs, just off St Mark’s
Plaza and accessible through the Doge’s Palace,
has a surprisingly gruesome backstory – prisoners
would trudge through it on the way to their
executions. That tingling sensation you feel
might not be the proximity of a loved one but
the lingering presence of a long-dead murderer.
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interfering neighbours sprouting
demon feet, it’s not hard to see why.
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Profondo Rosso (1975)
Rome
This sensuous psycho-thriller from
Dario Argento, whose horror
memorabilia shop of the same name is
at Via Del Grazi 260, was set in Rome,
but shot all over the country to make
the overfamiliar cityscape seem alien
and strange. It worked.
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When Emma Gregg met the prince of whales on a boat trip in
the Canary Islands it was (underwater) love at first sight
Dad, do you think we’ll see a humpback whale?” enquires the small boy at
my elbow in a singsong voice. The man beside him looks distinctly weary.
I’m guessing this is not the first time he’s been asked. “They can grow to
35,000 kilos! Dad, do you think we’ll see a blue whale? It might be 33 metres long!
That’s bigger than this whole boat! Dad…”
The truth, I suspect, is that this hapless father isn’t entirely sure what we’ll see.
I gather that taking his son out on a whale-watching boat trip during their holiday
to Tenerife was his wife’s idea. She was hoping they might at least see some dolphins.
But he’s sceptical. This is Tenerife, after all, not Baja California. Not the Bahamas.
Not – where did Flipper live? – Florida.
I, however, am feeling quietly confident. You see, I’ve already done a little
homework. Lanzarote, another of the Canary Islands, is home to the Museo de
Cetáceos de Canarias (museodecetaceos.org), a delightful little place devoted to the
whales, dolphins and porpoises of this section of the Atlantic. The last time I was
there, I dropped in. The skeleton of a Bryde’s whale, mounted like a sculpture,
marks the entrance. Inside, there are bones and teeth to handle, life-sized models
to admire and, best of all, whale songs to listen to.
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Above left: two cheeky cetaceans
break cover. Above right: the Museo
de Cetáceos de Canarias in Lanzarote
Thanks to the MCC, I know that the Canary
Islands are home to a remarkably high concentration
of cetacean species, some of them rather rare. Two
species, short-finned pilot whales and bottlenose
dolphins, are resident here all year round. They’re wild,
but each pod sticks to a surprisingly small area, so it’s
generally pretty easy to find them.
Oddly enough for an island with a whale museum,
Lanzarote doesn’t have any whale-watching spots of
its own. To be sure of catching a glimpse of a fluke
or a fin in these parts you have to sail the channel
between Tenerife and its neighbour, La Gomera. And
when I say sure, I mean sure. The boat captains based
at Puerto Colón in southern Tenerife guarantee
a sighting on every single trip.
As our boat pulls out of Puerto Colón, one of my
companions gets out his binoculars. Immediately my
confidence takes a knock. I’ve forgotten mine. I sidle
up to the onboard guide to ask if I can borrow some.
“Sorry, I don’t have any spares,” she says. “But don’t
worry, you’ll see fine without them!”
WHALE WATCHING
Pilot whales patrol this
sheltered channel like
fat lions in the Serengeti
A fellow whale watcher in a Chelsea shirt overhears
and I see his eyes light up at the promise of a close
encounter with a massive marine mammal. By now,
it’s clear our captain has spotted something in the
distance and is propelling us straight towards it. The
channel is calm, with not even a fleck of white on
the waves. We scan the surface but see nothing.
“There!” yells my friend with the binoculars. Still,
we see nothing. Then, suddenly, there’s a whale right
beside us. “What? That?” says Chelsea shirt, rather
dismayed. “Is that it?” I feel for him, I really do. He
clearly climbed aboard with high expectations. So, if
you too are thinking of indulging in a little highoctane
whale watching on your next visit to
Tenerife, here’s a quick reality check.
You know those really dramatic-looking photos of
whale-watching trips, where the boat is dwarfed by
a gigantic, muscular tail? On Tenerife, it’s not quite like
that. The whales you’re most likely to see are not blue
whales, the mighty beasts which roam the Pacific off
Baja California; nor are they humpbacks, like the
ones that migrate up the east coast of Australia.
The commonest whale around here is the humble
short-finned pilot whale. If you see one that’s over
four metres long, you’re doing well.
In fact, short-finned pilot whales resemble dolphins
in many ways, but – how shall I put this – they’re not
quite as pretty. Imagine, if you can, a creature with
the lithe body of a dolphin but the bulbous head of
a cartoon octopus, and you’ll have a good idea of what
this ocean-going oddity looks like. To my mind, their
weird appearance makes them uniquely appealing. But
then I’ve always been one to champion the underdog,
or, in this case, the underdolphin.
But looks aren’t everything. Pilot whales have
plenty of character, and, luckily for the Canarian
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whale-watching trade, they seem to like showing off
in front of boatloads of tourists. In fact, if some bright
spark ran auditions for an aquatic edition of Tenerife’s
Got Talent, these pilot whales would be first in line.
Happily, the pilots we’ve just encountered are pulling
out all the stops to give us a good show. They swim
right up to the boat so we can admire their elegant
bodies and, er, amusing-looking heads, and then reveal
their trump card – a bouncing baby with a too-coolfor-this-school
smirk on its chubby face. Even Chelsea
shirt adopts a soppy look and says, “Aaaaah!” in
a genuinely melting tone.
Now that we’re all thoroughly intrigued, our guide
kicks into overdrive, filling us in on everything we
should know about the species. These sociable
cetaceans, we discover, patrol this sheltered channel like
fat lions in the Serengeti. For squid-lovers like them,
the pickings are so rich and the temperature so perfect
that migration is pointless. So, instead of heading off on
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lengthy seasonal journeys like other Atlantic-dwelling
whale species, they stay put all year round.
After a while, we leave them in peace and, sure
enough, along comes the competition: a lively pod of
bottlenose dolphins. Everyone watches in rapture as
they tumble about. But I’m missing our new friends,
the pilots. This is a bit like watching a group of
cheerleaders – all fake smiles and pompoms – straight
after a breathtaking street dance routine from a motley
crew of lovable ruffians. Who would have thought that
there’s a marine mammal even more appealing than
the dolphin, everybody’s favourite cheeky chappy?
Sorry, Flipper, pilot whales rule.
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NEW YORK IN PARIS
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O C T O B E R / N O V E M B E R
Chic, convenient and just across the Channel,
Paris is the perfect substitute for a weekend
in the Big Apple, says Alison Culliford
PHOTOS EMMANUEL FRADIN
Jet2.com is laying on special flights to New York
this Christmas but you can hop across to Paris
all year round. On the Rive Droite, France’s
answer to Manhattan, the locals are embracing the
New York lifestyle like never before, creaming off
the good stuff – bagels, brunch, Blahniks – and
giving them their own inimitable spin. To help you
New York without breaking the bank, try our
indispensable guide to the Opéra and Marais
districts. It’s Paris with a transatlantic twist…
Shop Till You Drop
Merci
The retail phenomenon of 2010, Merci is a two-
storey warehouse full of goods for the home, plus
designer/vintage fashion, a florist and a cafe/
bookstore. With a changing selection of large-scale
art on the walls, Merci asks you to imagine what
you’d do if you had a 200 sq m loft to play with.
The cafe has floor-to-ceiling shelves filled with
French and American books on every subject,
which you can peruse while waiting for your bagel.
111 Boulevard Beaumarchais, 3rd. +33 (0)1 42 77 00
33, merci-merci-com
XULY.Bët
Subtitling his label “funkin’ fashion”, the African
designer XULY.Bët is also a musician who spends
his time clothing or collaborating with the likes of
Keziah Jones, Princess Erika and Neneh Cherry.
Expect soulful sounds as you try on his figure-
hugging, Blaxploitation-inspired clothes in this new
boutique just a few doors down from Merci. Several
other hand-picked brands are on display under
a wicked graffiti image of an urban warrior. XULY.
Bët also has a store in NYC, and was the inspiration
for the Forest Whitaker character in Prêt-à-Porter.
95 Boulevard Beaumarchais, 3rd. +33 (0)1 42 71 25
01, xulybet.com
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Studio W
The Marais is full of vintage shops but none are
quite as exquisite as William Moricet’s Studio W,
where even the golden retriever that sleeps among
the merchandise is well groomed. Like a precious
jewellery box, it’s stuffed with couture treasures
in perfect condition – with prices to match. If
you can’t quite stretch to an Yves Saint Laurent
or Courrèges dress, check out the wonderful bags,
shoes and belts, with crocodile, snakeskin and
patent leather much in evidence. There’s lots of
costume jewellery too – Carrie Bradshaw and co
would be in heaven.
6 rue du Pont aux Choux, 3rd. +33 (0)1 44 78 05 02
Early Evening Pampering
Spa Nuxe
A few years ago day spas started to spring up in
Paris, bringing pampering out of the rarefied world
of the palace hotels and offering a more convivial
atmosphere than the type of pink-hued corner
beautician’s shop portrayed in the Audrey Tautou
film Venus Beauty Institute. Nuxe is the perfect place
The coffee is sublime, and suffuses the
to spend an afternoon, with lovely sofas to lounge
on between treatments, a double treatment room
and a manicure section where you can sit side by
side and chat. Many of the practitioners here speak
English. The new spa, right next door to the
original one at 32 rue Montorgueil, is similarly
housed in stone vaults and includes a pool for
relaxation treatments sunk into the stone. Nuxe
only uses its own luxurious plant-based products,
and its facials, which involve undressing completely,
begin with a short foot, tummy and neck massage
for total relaxation.
34 rue Montorgueil, 1st. +33 (0)1 42 36 65 65,
nuxe.com
Pre-Dinner Drinks
Experimental Cocktail Club
Three visionary Frenchmen, Romée, Pierre and
Olivier, had a hunch that what Paris needed was
a New York-style cocktail bar offering serious
mixology outside the often stuffy hotel bars. They
went to New York to study with its finest barmen,
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then came back and opened the Experimental
Cocktail Club in 2007. Now they have two other
bars on the Left Bank as well. In ECC’s intimate,
speakeasy atmosphere, you can perch at the bar and
watch the masters at work or sink into comfy chairs
at the back. Rare spirits, sourced from all over the
world, are the basis of their cocktails, which cost
half of what you’ll pay at the Plaza Athénée and are
perfection in a glass.
37 rue Saint-Sauveur, 2nd. +33 (0)1 45 08 88 09,
experimentalcocktailclub.com
Dinner With The Stars
Georges
Having recently celebrated its 10th anniversary,
this bar/restaurant on top of the Centre Pompidou
never goes out of fashion. The vast space, designed
by architects Jakob & MacFarlane, has an industrial-
chic look with huge sculptural forms containing
the kitchens and cloakrooms. The best place to sit
is on the terrace with its fabulous views over the
rooftops of Paris and a single red rose on every

table. This is a see-and-be-seen place, where the
staff all look like models and are just as aloof
(it will take a while to get served so don’t be in
a hurry) but it’s worth it to feel on top of the world,
and you may spot a celebrity or two. The cuisine is
Franco-international – expect dishes such as seared
tuna, lamb shank and caesar salad.
6F, Centre Pompidou, 19 rue Beaubourg, 4th. +33 (0)1
44 78 47 99, restaurantgeorges-costes.com
Hit The Dancefloor
Showcase
By far the best large club in Paris, the Showcase
combines live concerts and late-night dancing
in an impressive space under the magnificent
Alexandre III bridge. Housed in the bridge’s
vaults, with arched windows looking out on to
eating area with a delicious aroma
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from top left: Merce And The
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table. This is a see-and-be-seen place, where the
staff all look like models and are just as aloof
(it will take a while to get served so don’t be in
a hurry) but it’s worth it to feel on top of the world,
and you may spot a celebrity or two. The cuisine is
Franco-international – expect dishes such as seared
tuna, lamb shank and caesar salad.
6F, Centre Pompidou, 19 rue Beaubourg, 4th. +33 (0)1
44 78 47 99, restaurantgeorges-costes.com
Hit The Dancefloor
Showcase
By far the best large club in Paris, the Showcase
combines live concerts and late-night dancing
in an impressive space under the magnificent
Alexandre III bridge. Housed in the bridge’s
vaults, with arched windows looking out on to
eating area with a delicious aroma
Previous page: Experimental
Cocktail Club. This page, clockwise
from top left: Merce And The
Muse; Hotel Gats Folies; Merci
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the quayside, it combines a very New York lounge/
bar area featuring sofas to sprawl on with a stage and
packed dancefloor. The music ranges from rap and
rock to electro, with big international DJs such as
Carl Cox playing Friday and Saturday nights. As
with most Paris clubs, reserving a bottle of spirits
or champagne in advance or at the door will ensure
you bag a table for the night.
Under Pont Alexandre III, 8th. +33 (0)1 45 61 25 43,
showcase.fr
Time For Bed
Hôtel Premier Opéra Diamond
A touch of Big Apple bling in the City of Light, the
Opéra Diamond has done a deal with Swarovski to
pepper its decor with sparkling crystals. The lobby
bar is lit up like the night sky, while the rooms are
no less splendid with crystals embedded in the
furniture, black bathrooms, velvet and fake fur,
and satin curtains that close to become a huge
photomontage of a female nude. If you splash out
the big bucks on an executive room you get an iPod
station, a Nespresso machine and speakers in the
bathrooms. All that’s missing now is George
Clooney. Book via the website for some heavily
discounted rates.
4 rue de la Pépinière, 8th. +33 (0)1 44 70 80 90,
paris-hotel-diamond.com. Prices range from £165-£290
for a double room
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Europe, offering stylish and central accommodation
at reasonable prices. Here you’re near the Grands
Boulevards shopping and the view from your
balcony couldn’t be more Parisian – the hotel faces
the Folies Bergère cabaret. Inside, pristine white
walls contrast with acid-green bathrooms, and the
modular design packs a lot into a small space.
A tapas bar ensures you won’t go hungry and
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Merce And The Muse
You might think this sounds like a tribute to
dance star Merce Cunningham, but Merce Muse
is the real name of the New York owner of this
Brooklyn-style coffee shop just off a lovely leafy
square in the northern part of the Marais. At last,
you can get a decent latte in this city, not to
mention homemade carrot cake, cheesecake,
muffins, savoury tarts and salads, often made with
organic ingredients. The coffee, from Denmark’s
Coffee Collective, is sublime, and suffuses the
small eating area with a delicious aroma. With its
laidback atmosphere, this is the ultimate place for
a lazy brunch before Sunday afternoon shopping in
the Marais, where the shops are open all weekend.
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As Spain enjoys its moment in the sun as
Europe’s top-flight teeing off spot, Neil Squires
salutes Andalucía’s Costa del Golf
It’s a contradictory fact that while
English golf has never had it so good
– at the height of the summer there
were as many Englishmen in the world’s
top ten as Americans – English golf courses
have rarely had it so bad. England may be
able to produce high-class players such as
Lee Westwood and Paul Casey but when
it comes to staging big tournaments, it
remains something of a backwater.
If you want to see top golf in Europe,
there is only one place to be: Spain, which
hosts six European Tour events this year
compared to England’s one.
The climate is a factor, with the Spanish
sunshine allowing events at the time of
year when English courses are reverting to
bogs. Surprisingly, hard cash is another.
The golf economy has bucked the harsh
downturn in Spain, with public and private
backing keeping prize funds buoyant.
A cool £8.5m is on offer at Spain’s
European Tour events this season. Luke
Donald, the winner of the Madrid Masters,
and Open champion Louis Oosthuizen,
who triumphed at the Andalucía Open,
have already bolstered their bank accounts
significantly but the biggest winner’s cheque
awaits at the end of the new Andalucía
Masters in October. It’s a much-anticipated
debut, as it will herald the return of the
evocative name of Valderrama to the
European Tour itinerary.
The course they call “Europe’s Augusta”
was the venue for the 1997 Ryder Cup and
home to the season-ending Volvo Masters
at which the European number one was
crowned for 21 years. Regally assembled
by the renowned course designer Robert
Trent Jones, it was a fitting venue for such
a coronation. That was until it fell victim
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‘I’ll be at Valderrama – it’s one of
my very favourite courses’
Graeme McDowell
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right: San Roque golf course,
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champion Graeme McDowell
with Dubai in 2009, which shifted the climax of
what was the Order of Merit to the desert and
rebranded it the Race to Dubai.
The Volvo Masters is no more, but thankfully
Valderrama lives on in its new guise. Following on
from the Castelló Masters in Valencia, it will be the
last tournament of the year on the European Tour’s
home continent before the caravan moves on to the
Far East and then Dubai for November’s seasonending
finale, won last year by Westwood after
a thrilling head to head with the boy wonder from
Northern Ireland, Rory McIlroy.
This year’s scrap looks like going down to the
wire, with Westwood’s defence handicapped by
a calf injury which forced him to miss the season’s
last major, the USPGA Championship, at the end of
August. Westwood, along with many of Europe’s
elite, will be in action at the Andalucía Masters,
chasing a £2.5m prize fund and valuable points in
the Race to Dubai.
The contest is an imperfect one in that the
combatants generally play different numbers of
tournaments. Golfers remain free agents who can
ply their trade all over the world, unlike, say,
football teams who are committed to a single
league. But the chance to add their name to
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a list that includes Seve Ballesteros, Sir Nick Faldo
and Padraig Harrington still exerts a pull.
Graeme McDowell’s season may have been made
by winning the US Open in June – an achievement
which brought a walk-on part in the hit TV show
Entourage – but the Northern Irishman still
desperately wants to be crowned Europe’s number
one. “The Race to Dubai is important to me and
I want to do as well as I can in it so I’m playing as
many events as I can. I’ll be at Valderrama – it’s one
of my very favourite courses and I’m so glad it’s
back on the schedule,” he says.
The Andalucía Open was continental Europe’s
first tournament on the 2010 calendar back in
March, and so the Costa del Golf will be providing
the bookends to the season this year. It’s part of
a direct government strategy to boost Andalucía’s
international profile, and while spending money
on rich golfers is a controversial marketing policy
in tough times, the power brokers are certain that
it will eventually pay off.
“We have been working together to bring back
a truly great European Tour event to our region
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and to bring the recognition that Andalucía
deserves with an international competition of the
highest quality,” says Andalucía’s tourism head
Luciano Alonso. “The national and international
exposure that the Andalucía Masters will bring
to our region will show our support of this event
is a worthwhile investment and will have a very
positive economic impact on our region.”
The logic is that where Westwood and his pals
go, plenty of others will follow – particularly from
Britain. Not everyone can manage to grab tee time
at Valderrama but the area has a wealth of other fine
courses such as Sotogrande, San Roque and La
Reserva. And they can all be played in the autumn
without 15 layers of clothing restricting your swing.
This is the part of the world where Miguel Angel
Jimenez, the one Spaniard to play in this year’s
European Ryder Cup team, learned his uniquely
relaxed approach to the game. The cigar-chewing,
cool cat from Malaga, who played in his fourth
Ryder Cup at Celtic Manor, is one of the
ambassadors behind Spain’s bid to stage the
next home face-off with the USA in 2018.
“Valderrama in 1997 was the first time the Ryder
Cup had been played away from the UK and it
would be fantastic to host the Ryder Cup in Spain
again in 2018,” says Jimenez, an assistant captain to
Ballesteros 13 years ago. “I really believe Spain has
all the qualities to be a great Ryder Cup destination
with lots of great young players coming through
such as Alvaro Quiros, Pablo Larrazabal, Pablo
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‘Spain has all the qualities to be
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Miguel Angel Jimenez
Martin and Alejandro Canizares who could all be
enjoying a Ryder Cup on home soil in 2018.”
The proposed venue is currently a series of fields
outside Madrid but as Celtic Manor in Wales was
also a design on a drawing board when it was
awarded the 2010 event, the bid team are confident
they will win the vote next April.
After all, Spain has a trump card to play. Where
would European golf be without it?
The Andalucía Masters takes place from 28-31 October
at Club de Golf Valderrama. valderrama.com
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The Valencians burn puppets, the Catalans form
human castles and the Irish attack fake birds.
Matt Glasby cheers the celebrations that make
Bonfire Night seem comparatively normal
Festival Of Fire
Valencia (150km from Alicante), 15-19 March
Not for the weak of heart (or eardrum), Fallas is
a noisy fiesta of bonfires and brass bands held every
year in honour of Saint Joseph, who presumably
liked that sort of thing. Throughout the city,
organised groups produce garish, five-storeyhigh
puppets out of papier-mâché, cardboard
and, of course, firecrackers – expect likenesses
of anyone from Shrek to Sarkozy. These are
then paraded through the streets and burned,
while partygoers both old and young throw
even more explosives at each other. Guy Fawkes
would surely have approved.
Witches Night
Prague, 30 April
Part pagan pest-control sesh, part fertility rite, but
all knees-up, Paleni Carodejnic (“the burning of
the witches”) saw locals lighting bonfires on Petrin
Wth A
i
Bang
Hill to rid the skies of those pesky crones. Clearly it
worked. Although revellers still keep the home fires
burning every April, the sexy stuff has fallen by
the wayside. Previously, while young lovers leapt
over the embers to put fire in their bellies – or
a little lower – the singletons would leave newly
cut branches on their favourite girl’s doorstep. In
these mercifully witch-free times, however, saying
it with flowers is probably a better bet.
Burns Night
Edinburgh, 25 January
To commemorate the birth of prolific, gibberishspouting
poet Robert “Rabbie” Burns (1759-1796),
the Scots gather together for a ceremonial dinner,
a tradition begun on 29 January 1803 but changed
sharpish when the participants realised the main
man’s birthday was actually four days later.
Whoops! Drenched in uisge beatha (“water
of life”, or whisky) the evening’s highlights
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include the address to the haggis: eight verses
of incomprehensible, mince-related balladry
accompanied by bagpipes; a toast to the lassies:
more Burns-spawned wit and wisdom, this time
with added sexism; and a closing rendition of
Rabbie’s greatest hit, Auld Lang Syne.
Wren Day
Dingle Peninsula (50km from Cork),
26 December
Remember the kids’ cartoon Catch the Pigeon?
The Irish have their very own version, which sees
costumed locals parading a model of the eponymous
(and remarkably unpopular) avian on a pole
through the streets. Apparently the early Celts used
to sacrifice a real wren because it had the temerity
to sing in mid-winter. Tough crowd. Further
accusations include betraying St Stephen (he was
hiding in a bush, the wren tweeted, case closed) and
beating its wings on the shields of Irish warriors
fighting the Vikings, although if all that stands
between victory and defeat is a small, agitated bird
it might be time to review your battle tactics…
Battle Of The Oranges
Ivrea, Turin (100km from Milan), 13-16 February
Like Spain’s Tomatina, but more painful if/when
you get hit, Italy’s biggest food fight sees people pelt
the living pith out of each other in celebration of
the ousting of 12th-century tyrant Raineri di
Biandrate, who forced himself on a beautiful
miller’s daughter called Violetta only for her
to decapitate him. After a torchlit procession
celebrating Violetta’s pluck, local teams (called
aranceri) face off against each other in organised
battles intended to evoke the ensuing rebellion.
This being Italy, refreshments are very important
– try the delicious fagioli grassi (“fat beans”) cooked
with sausages and pork rind. Seems oranges are not
the only food after all.
Women’s Day
Cologne (30km from Düsseldorf), 3 March
Just one of the many befuddling facets of
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Burns Night means lots
of incomprehensible,
mince-related balladry
accompanied by bagpipes
Fasnet (Germany’s lengthy Lent celebrations),
Wieberfastlovend (“women’s day”) empowers
ladies on the lookout for fast love. Dating back
to 1824, when a group of washerwomen downed
brushes in protest against the male-dominated
proceedings, the event sees women in fancy dress
running riot, cutting off men’s ties and bestowing
whomsoever they wish with a butzie (“festival

kiss”). The phallic symbology continues on
Rosenmontagzug (“rose Monday”), when the
leaders of a huge parade (including the Jungfrau, or
“virgin”, usually a man in drag) hand out sweets,
chocolates and sausages. Paging Dr Freud.
Human Castles
Valls, Catalonia (100km from Barcelona),
throughout the year
Visit the pretty Catalan town of Valls on any of the
region’s fiesta days to glimpse some truly bizarre
constructions – colles (“teams”) of (presumably
certifiable) people standing on each other’s
shoulders to form castells (er, “castles”), some of
which reach as high as 10 storeys (13m). Organised
by castellers, these inhuman pyramids are thought
to have originated from 17th-century dances,
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although quite how they graduated from toetapping
to sky-scraping is anybody’s guess.
Apparently, the motto of the castellers is “strength,
balance, courage and reason”, although the latter
seems to be in short supply.
Haxey Hood
Haxey, Lincolnshire (60km from Leeds),
6 January
One of England’s oldest traditions, and almost
certainly its craziest, the Haxey Hood is like a huge,
boozy game of rugby with a hood replacing the
ball and latent alcoholism replacing the rules.
Commemorating a day in the 14th century when
Lady de Mowbray lost her hood and mocked the
farmhands chasing it, Haxey Hood starts with a pub
crawl, before the 200-person scrum (or “sway”)
begins its perilous totter through the village to –
you guessed it – another pub. “Knock ’im doon, but
doan’t ’ot ’im,” is the official motto. This is old
English for: “Punch him, but not in the face.”
Game Of The Bridge
Pisa, last Sunday in June
Every year, the usually peaceable residents of Pisa
gather at the pretty Ponte di Mezzo, the town’s
oldest Roman bridge, for this centuries-old
celebration. To the uninitiated (ie most of us),
this is essentially a mass, backwards tug-of-war
in which teams from north and south of the river
Arno, dressed in medieval finery, try to push
a seven-tonne carriage at each other. Though some
suggest it was started by Pelops, the Greek founder
of Pisa, to recall his native Olympics, the only
things we know for sure are a) the tradition dates
back to 1568, b) it’s completely, ahem, ponte-less,
and c) it really does take all sorts.
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Christmas fairs can cheer up even the most cynical of Scrooges, so why not glam
up your seasonal shopping with a Jet2.com Yuletide break? Kathryn Miller reports
The first recorded Christmas market was held in Dresden in 1434 and
the tradition soon spread through cities, towns and villages across
Europe faster than Santa’s sleigh. Festive markets selling handmade
one-offs have since become an integral part of the holiday season. And who
wouldn’t want to swap the bustle of a hectic high street with a visit to a market
reflecting the character of its host nation?
Twinkling lights on a tree in a pretty cobbled square, carol singers, cute
wooden huts selling their wares, the tantalising aroma of mulled wine and
roasting chestnuts, children riding a merry-go-round… Europe’s Christmas
markets are enchanting, convivial and a great excuse to explore a new city,
pick up unusual stocking fillers and take a reviving break. Just remember to
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Belfast
Christmas is time for celebrating, and the Irish are renowned for their party
spirit, so expect a good dose of Irish hospitality throughout Advent. Belfast’s
globally themed Christmas market is suitably charming and friendly. Set in
the beautiful City Hall Gardens, there are stalls from 30 countries including
exotic offerings from Europe, America and South America. For youngsters
there’s Father Christmas; for grown-ups there’s mulled wine and bratwursts
to devour. Afterwards, you can enjoy a pint of the black stuff in the cosy
Bittles Bar on Victoria Square.
Don’t go home without: Linen and tweed.
From 23 November to 19 December. belfastcity.gov.uk/markets
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Barcelona
Spain’s second largest city has a vibrant year-round
atmosphere, so expect festive markets, parades and
nativity scenes. There’s unlikely to be any snow
in December, though it can get a bit chilly – night
temperatures average 7-15˚C. The city’s biggest
Christmas market is the Fira de Santa Llúcia,
which takes place in front of the impressive
Barcelona Cathedral. It’s been running since
1786 and has more than 300 stalls – religious
decorations are popular purchases. Look out for
the caganer (“crapper”), a bizarre nativity figurine
of a squatting boy relieving himself. Also worth
a look is the smaller Fira de Nadal a la Sagrada
Familia, outside Gaudí’s unfinished church.
Don’t go home without: Turrón, a mix of honey,
sugar and egg white topped with toasted almonds.
From 27 November to 23 December.
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Amsterdam
Amsterdam, one of Europe’s most relaxed and
cosmopolitan cities, has many draws: a thriving
international art scene; docklands that have
been rejuvenated with designer buildings;
tree-lined canals; a relaxed and eclectic range
of restaurants; and an abundance of coffee shops.
In the Netherlands, children receive presents on
St Nicholas’s Day, on 6 December. There are
various myths surrounding the good saint, but it’s
widely believed that he lived in southern Europe
during the third century. Kind and generous, Saint
Nick is remembered every year on the anniversary
of his death. Follow his lead at a seasonal market
– try the large, colourful one on the pedestrianised
Albert Cuypstraat in the Latin quarter.
Don’t go home without: Oliebollen – deep-fried
Dutch doughnuts.
From late November. iamsterdam.com/en/visiting
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Prague
Whatever the season, a stroll beneath Prague’s
spires and across Charles Bridge is romantic and
memorable. In winter, when it dazzles with
a million lights, the city is even more special. There
are four markets, all within walking distance of
one another. The two main ones are in Wenceslas
Square and Old Town Square, where a Christmas
tree, felled from the Krkonose mountains each year,
stands tall. Two smaller efforts can be found on
Republic Square, between the Old and New towns,
and Havel’s Market. All four stock traditional
handcrafted toys, decorations, jewellery and
candles. Hot food, Czech beers and spiced,
mulled wine (svarene vino) are all readily available,
but for something really special try traditional
Czech festive sweets: vanilla rolls, gingerbread
biscuits topped with icing, and vosi hnizda (“wasps
nests”) – delicious biscuits made with nuts and rum
then covered in vanilla sugar.
Don’t go home without: Becherovka, a Czech herb
liqueur with medicinal properties.
From 22 November to 2 January. pragueexperience.com
CHRISTMAS MARKETS
Budapest
Budapest has a distinctive old-world charm. Saunter
along the cobbled streets, passing grand buildings,
squares and parks and you’ll find some excellent
markets: Vorosmarty Square becomes a winter
wonderland with stalls selling arts and crafts as well
as tasty Hungarian delicacies such as kurtoskalacs
(conical pastries covered in sugar and cinnamon),
strudels, roast meats and mulled wine (forralt bor).
Recover from a shopping spree – or escape the chill
wind – with afternoon tea or dinner at the grand
and glitzy Gerbeaud Cafe (gerbeaud.hu) that
overlooks the square. Head to Citadella, an
old fort about 15 minutes walk (or a short bus
ride) from the centre, for some fantastic winter
vistas of the city.
Don’t go home without: Hungarian paprika.
From 19 November to 29 December.
budapest-tourist-guide.com
Leeds
A little closer to home, the city centre of Leeds welcomes the German-themed
Christkindelmarkt to Millennium Square, where 40 wooden huts sell an
eclectic array of toys, sweets, crafts, candles, jewellery and knitted items. There
will be plenty of German food to try too, including sausages and traditional
Christmas spicy gingerbread biscuits. It’s not only stalls – other attractions
include a beautiful vintage carousel for kids and a German show band. If it gets
too chilly outside, retreat to the warmth of the Leeds branch of Harvey Nichols
(harveynichols.com) for more retail therapy before relaxing with a cocktail or
hot chocolate in the store’s Fourth Floor bar and cafe.
Don’t go home without: Christmas tree decorations.
From 12 November to 19 December. leedsliveitloveit.com
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CHRISTMAS MARKETS
Paris
The magical days before Christmas are especially
romantic in the City of Light, which lives up to its
nickname when many of its tree-lined streets are
aglow with decorations – the Champs-Elysées is
illuminated with around 150,000 bulbs. There are
several Christmas markets here but the best are in
the most iconic locations: on the Champs-Elysées
and just down the road in Maison de l’Alsace. Most
markets have stalls selling warming mulled wine
(vin chaud), wooden toys and regional specialities.
After shopping, visit chic department store Galleries
Lafayettes (galerieslafayette.com) to gawp at the
sensational decorations.
Don’t go home without: A bûche de Noël, the
traditional log-shaped Christmas cake.
From late November. parisinfo.com
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Salzburg
Just outside Salzburg, in a village called Oberndorf,
an Austrian monk composed the quintessential
carol Silent Night. Famous songs aside, the city
oozes seasonal cheer in the weeks leading up to
Christmas. Dom Square has hosted a festive market
since the 15th century, and there’s another good
one on Residenz Square. At both, stallholders sell
sweets, wooden toys and decorations, and on
Saturdays in front of the Dom (6.30pm from
November 27) a brass band serenades shoppers with
seasonal tunes. Warm up Austrian-style with
a hot sauna and spa. If that’s too energetic, visit
Mozart’s birthplace, now a museum, on the
Getreidegasse, then dine at Stiftskeller St Peter
(haslauer.at), the city’s oldest restaurant, where
royalty and artists have been welcomed since 803.
Don’t go home without: Hand-painted Christmas
tree baubles or traditional gingerbread.
From 18 November to 26 December.
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Düsseldorf
The convivial atmosphere at Germany’s Christmas
fairs is famous and Düsseldorf is no exception. The
markets take place in several locations, including
the grand, tree-lined boulevard Königsallee, known
locally as the “Kö”. Visit in the evening when the
fairy lights are reflected in the canal running down
the centre of the street. There’s another market in
front of the town hall on Marktplatz, and on
Flinger Strasse the stalls look like replica historic
houses. Continue your shopping spree in the
smart boutiques on the Königsallee and its
surrounding streets.
Don’t go home without: Wooden toys.
From 18 November to 23 December. duesseldorfweihnachtsmarkt.de
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To discover Tenerife's most glorious sights you’ll need to hike up a volcano, bike
down a mountain or head underground. Christian Williams explores

Climb high, sleep low,” goes the age-old
mountaineering slogan. It’s supposed to help
conquer altitude sickness, but it can also be
used to make the most of your Jet2holiday in
Tenerife. While you can’t beat the coastline for
hotels, restaurants, bars and nightlife, you’ll need to
get adventurous to enjoy Tenerife’s most spectacular
natural bounties. Here’s how to hike, bike and cave
your way off the beaten track and towards the most
magical spots in the Canaries.
Hike It
The Parque Nacional Las Cañadas del Teide at
Tenerife’s centre is named after Mount Teide,
Spain’s highest summit (3,718m) and the world’s
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third largest volcano. Amazingly, it’s far smaller
than the original volcano that blew its top here some
300,000 years ago. Teide sprouted in the huge crater
that was left, which is so sun-baked and otherworldly
it was used as a location for fantasy films such as
Total Recall and Clash of the Titans.
Parts of the crater rim are now mountains in
their own right and Guajara (2,715m) is the most
accessible. Its summit lies some 600m above the
crater and at the end of signed footpaths from
the Parador Hotel (paradores-spain.com) – one
of the national park’s few buildings.
The climb is fairly steep and rugged, but it’s
also highly rewarding. The flat summit provides
a wonderful viewpoint from which to admire
Teide and the lava tongues of its most recent
eruptions. In other directions, the view takes in
the neighbouring Canary Islands and portions of
Tenerife’s dense pine forests, which drape across the
backbone of the island before petering out as the
steep and jagged slopes plunge into the Atlantic.
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biking and hiking
If the four hours needed for the Guajara hike
sound a bit much, then follow the marked path
around the bizarre and twisted Roques de García
on the opposite side of the Parador. Easily doable
in two hours, this gentler circuit loops around some
of the park’s most spectacular volcanic landforms.
The precariously top-heavy Roque Cinchado is
a photo favourite, but it’s also worth making your
way to La Catedral, an enormous rock monolith
with striking geometric patterns.
Bike It
In the Orotava Valley all cars are funnelled along
a single sealed road, making the dirt tracks ideal for
exploration by mountain bike. Athletes in training
routinely bike the 2,300m climbing from the coast
to get up here, but for the less athletic the best way
up is to let a company such as Tenerife Training
(+34 922 331 191, tenerife-training.net) shuttle you
up. You can rent mountain bikes from them and
they’ll give you a guided tour tailored to your level
of fitness and ability for as little as £42.
After exploring some of the park on two wheels
there’s the chance to stop for a snack at the hamlet
of El Portillo, where a handful of restaurants serve
traditional upland Canarian food such as soups and
stews served with gofio (a thick flour used in place of
bread) or rabbit in garlic sauce.
Then there’s the epic downhill ride through the
Orotava Valley to the coast to enjoy, where you can
head off road and follow trails through the misty
Canarian pine forest. One particularly good route
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takes in Los Organos, a row of massive basalt pillars
that have been crystallised in the shape of organ
pipes, some 2km south of the village of Aguamansa.
Nearby, the old volcanic crater of La Caldera offers
a great picnic spot, with a kiosk serving light meals,
including excellent fresh trout. If you don’t take
a guide, be sure to take a good map.
Cave It
Tenerife’s aboriginal inhabitants, the Guanches,
traditionally lived in caves on the sunny side of
valleys, buried their dead in caves on the shady side,
and used some, such as the Cueva de San Blas, as
religious shrines. Today, you can still find their
homes in some parts of Tenerife – such as the Anaga
in the northeast – carved into the rock.
Surprisingly, the island’s most spectacular caves
weren’t really explored until the 1970s when teams
began to map the network. It soon emerged that
they were dealing with one of the world’s largest
networks and its longest cave, the Cueva del Viento
(or “Cave of the Wind”; cuevadelviento.net),
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Vinos – a place famed for its huge and ancient
dragon tree, like a yucca – and the cave visitor
centre lies a 15-minute (signposted) drive south
(it’s a £4 taxi ride). The centre expertly explains
how lava flows formed the cave.
Technically, it’s a lava tube – a giant tunnel made
and left behind 27,000 years ago by molten lava
forced out of the earth. The process left behind
bulbous basalt formations, including stalactites,
cascades, terraces and lava lakes, which look
particularly eerie during the cave tour because
the only source of light comes from the group’s
miners’ helmets.
The tour may only go 200m underground, but
it’s far enough to get a feel for this cold and rugged
passage, which calls for warm clothes and sturdy
shoes. It’s an inhospitable place and there’s little
sign of life, so the spectacular fossils of an extinct
giant rat and giant lizard come as a surprise, as
does the fact that 190 different species still dwell
here in the pitch dark. Many are small insects and
most are so-called troglobites: creatures that survive
only in caves. Some 15 of these species were new
to science when they were discovered here, but
don’t get too excited – an eyeless cockroach is
about as glamorous as it gets.
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PROPERTY
Property News
TRY, THEN BUY
Potential buyers can now
test-drive houses in the
Italian village of Rancale in
Umbria. A developer called
Ultissimo has converted
a once-derelict farm into
eight new homes, and people
are invited to stay in them
before making an offer.
“When you buy a car you go
on a test drive. So why not
‘test live’ your potential new
home?” explains managing
director Paul Belcher.
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FIVE IS THE
MAGIC NUMBER
When it comes to buying
abroad, Brits are stuck in
their ways, often choosing
with their hearts rather than
their heads – or wallets.
According to the latest
Primelocation International
Search Index, a whopping
91 per cent of British people
would only consider buying
overseas in one of these five
countries: Spain, France,
USA, Italy and Portugal. Why?
Because we are familiar with
them and most buyers are
no longer looking to make
a quick buck.
As Primelocation’s Ann
Wright explains: “The recent
downturn has served to
rebalance the market in
favour of more traditional
holiday-home buyers and
holiday lets instead of the
investors only interested in
a quick return.”
PERMANENT
HOLIDAY
A quarter of all Britons who
are looking to buy their
first property are strongly
considering buying abroad
and relocating permanently,
according to a recent survey
by Moneycorp.
A third of the first-time
buyers polled are concerned
about the uncertainty of the
UK market, and 86 per cent
of people believe that they’ll
get more for their cash by
buying overseas.
John Goldie of Moneycorp
reveals: “A lot of people now
are interested not just in
holidaying or retiring abroad,
but having a career abroad.
This has contributed to
a downturn in the number of
people buying second
homes, while the interest in
moving abroad permanently
has gone up.”

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PROPERTY ALGARVE/COSTA DEL SOL
Over The Fence
Buying property in sunny Spain and Portugal is easy.
But should you choose The Algarve or the Costa del
Sol? Leaonne Hall looks at the options
CASE STUDY
Stuart and Denise Robson
bought a three-bedroom
penthouse apartment at
The Residences in
Vilamoura…
“We found it really easy
buying property in
Portugal. Our solicitor
was fantastic and The
Residences is perfect for
us – it’s almost like a hotel
service here.
“We chose Portugal
because of the weather:
sunny but still comfy, with
a cool Atlantic breeze at
night. As keen golfers, we
love the choice of golf
courses here. And the
people are so friendly and
helpful. We really enjoy
their company.”
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The Algarve
Why The Algarve?
For decades the 155km-long Algarve coastline has
attracted second-home buyers and holidaymakers
because of its low crime rate, sunny climate, sugar-white
sandy beaches and stunning national parks. With lots of
historical and cultural sites, The Algarve is easy to reach
for a quick weekend getaway and it’s geared up to cater
for English speakers. It’s incredibly easy to buy here, with
most professionals speaking good English.
Where’s the best value for money?
The Algarve offers something to suit every budget and
taste, with prices varying from £100,000 for an apartment
up to millions for a villa in the central Algarve. In terms of
value, the eastern Algarve is cheaper, while if it’s nightlife,
golfing and manicured resorts you’re after, you can’t beat
the central areas of Vale do Lobo and Quinta do Lago.
How’s the market faring?
While the property market has been quiet over the past
two years, it’s also looking pretty stable, with prices back
to within 30 per cent of the overhyped 2008 price tags.
Alan Ellis of The Residences in Vilamoura says there has
been an upturn in demand: “Villas are selling, which is
the first sign of a healthy recovery for the mid-priced
apartments and townhouses around £250,000.”
What about the nightlife?
Whether it’s a quiet glass of wine, an all-night party or
a family friendly bar you’re after, you’re spoilt for choice
here. There are plenty of places that stay open until the
early hours, such as Zanzibar in Lagos or, if you’re feeling
lucky, the Casino Praia da Rocha.
How’s the food?
There’s fantastic fresh fish, while pork, chicken and lamb
are also popular – especially piri-piri chicken.
What are the beaches like?
With calm, warm seas, the watersports are fantastic.
The Alvor Lagoon on the western Algarve is perfect for
boating, and you can enjoy snorkelling around the grottos
of Lagos in summer.
Is there much culture?
You’ll find stunning Moorish architecture, medieval castles
and sugar-cube-shaped houses. The 37 churches of Tavira
and the Tower of Alcacova, with its breathtaking views of
the town, are must-sees.

PHOTOS SHUTTERSTOCK
CASE STUDY
Justin Markham owns
a two-bedroom apartment
in Marbella…
“I went to school on the
Costa del Sol and love the
region. The landscape is
beautiful and the people
are so friendly and
welcoming. I still have
friends and family here,
and I always wanted to put
some roots down.
“The buying process
was fairly simple; however
I advise you to seek the
advice of a qualified
British lawyer first. We
have had our property
since 2004 and two years
ago started renting it out
as a holiday home to get
the most out of it.”
Costa del Sol
Why the Costa del Sol?
Andalucía’s sunshine coast stretches for over 160km.
There are unspoilt enclaves to the east of Malaga Airport,
while to the west there are plenty of bars, restaurants
and beaches to enjoy. There is a well-developed expat
enclave on the Costa del Sol.
Where’s the best value for money?
There are many developments to choose from between
Malaga and Marbella, in particular around Fuengirola,
Torremolinos and Calahonda. For those on a bigger
budget, Marbella, Estepona and Puerto Banús are the
places to go, but wherever you look expect to be faced
with new or recently built resale property.
How’s the market faring?
The property market has had problems recently, and
there’s little being built at present. Homes in Marbella
and the surrounding areas are selling well, but some
parts of the Costa del Sol should be avoided, as Victor
Sague of Taylor Wimpey España explains: “There are
areas such as Calahonda and Manilva which are
suffering from an oversupply of property.”
O C T O B E R / N O V E M B E R
What about the nightlife?
The Costa del Sol offers some of the best nightlife in
Spain, with everything from cheap-and-cheerful theme
pubs to champagne bars and clubs.
How’s the food?
Expect to find everything from fish and chips to fine dining
around the port of Marbella. Traditional gastronomy in the
region centres round fresh fish, olive oil and vegetables.
What are the beaches like?
The best beaches are to be found to the west, where you
can take advantage of a 100km stretch of coastline.
Is there much culture?
The Picasso Museum in Malaga is a must-see, and the
area is rich in archaeological remains – the cave paintings
in Nerja date back 20,000 years.
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BUSINESS HIGH FLYERS
Caroline Rose has worked in retail for as long
as she can remember. Her mother, Patricia, ran
a haberdashery shop, and much of her childhood
was spent helping out in the store when she wasn’t at
school. In this unique environment, she developed
a passion for vintage and retro items, and would
spend her spare time rummaging through flea
markets and car-boot sales looking for beautiful
and unusual bits of bric-a-brac.
When an old bookshop was put on the market in
Haworth, Rose and her mother couldn’t resist taking
the plunge and buying the historic property. At the
time of purchase, they knew very little about the
building’s past. “We looked into the history of
the shop and discovered it had been a co-operative
during the 1940s and 1950s, and before that it was
a pharmacist’s house and shop dating back to when
the Brontë family lived in Haworth,” Rose explains.
“This knowledge inspired us to create an old-style
apothecary shop with a completely antique chemist’s
shop interior.”
Since opening, Rose & Co Apothecary has
established itself as a Brontë Country tourist
attraction in its own right, with customers from
all round the world lured through its doors by the
mahogany fixtures, glass drawers and spectacular
Victorian-era perfume counter. While restoring the
shop, Rose’s interest in the subject became more
than merely a hobby. “I’ve always had an interest
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Fresh Ideas
Making more than cosmetic changes to the apothecary’s ancient
art, Caroline Rose tells Steve Burke her formula for success
in vintage cosmetics and old packaging,” she
says, “but my interest in apothecary’s formulas
and products started when we bought the shop.
Researching the chemist-shop fittings of the
Victorian period was really inspiring.”
Naturally enough, you can’t run an apothecary
without a range of soaps, cosmetics and perfumes to
sell, and so the Rose & Co brand was born. Rose
had previously worked for a manufacturing chemist
where she learned how to make soaps and balms,
and she’s still heavily involved in the production
of new products. “We are still a family business,”
Rose explains, “and the products are made in
small batches, mostly by hand.”
Using traditional recipes and charming oldfashioned
packaging, Rose went about developing
her own range. Her first creation, the Rose Petal
Salve, a delicately scented balm made at home on
the Aga, was an instant hit and is her best-selling
product to this day.
The success of the Haworth shop prompted
Rose to open another outlet in Leeds, in the
opulent marble-and-mosaic interior of the Victoria
Quarter. “Leeds has such a feeling of enterprise and
creativity,” says Rose. “It’s a fantastic city to work in.
It’s important to us that we’re based in Yorkshire. My
mum is from Haworth and we are proud to keep the
company based here – the landscape is awe-inspiring
and beautiful. I love the mills, and I feel lucky to live
so close to Saltaire.”
While Rose & Co remains a Yorkshire business,
its products can now be found nationwide in
numerous boutiques, as well as John Lewis, Fortnum
& Mason and Harvey Nichols stores. And, we’re
delighted to add, Jet2.com’s Skyshop (see p101) is
now selling Rose & Co products onboard.
Name: Caroline Rose
Age: 43
Education: After
finishing school in
Huddersfield, she went
straight into business
Number of
stores: Two
Number of
employees: 20
Favourite product:
The Patisserie de
Bain bath melts. Says
Rose: “I’m completely
addicted to them.
They leave my skin
feeling amazing!”
Famous fans: Actress
Kate Winslet has been
known to use Rose
Petal Salve, and Cat
Deeley is also a fan
Business icon:
Her mother
Creative icons: She’s
inspired by “creative
people with vision
and courage” such
as fashion designers
Tom Ford, Barbara
Hulanicki and
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COMPASS DESTINATION GUIDES
TO-DO LIST
GET MEDIEVAL
Bodrum’s 15th-century Castle of St Peter has enough
ramparts and towers to tire the kids, plus a dungeon to put
the bejesus up adults too. This massive must-see features
seven water cisterns – enough to withstand several years
of siege. It’s also packed with cannons and launch pads
– perfect for lobbing red-hot projectiles at passing ships.
CRUISE AND SNOOZE
Traditional Turkish boats line Bodrum’s harbour, ready
to take passengers around the bay’s many highlights
with a BBQ lunch included. First up is Akvaryum, offering
a watery window on local sea life, followed by the Kara Ada
hot springs and some great snorkelling spots. Choose your
vessel wisely: smaller boats have mattresses on deck for
dozing, while others are basically floating discos.
TAKE A TWO-WHEEL TOUR
Although minibuses ply the peninsula, it’s heaps more fun
to hire a scooter for a long day out (about £10). A whizz
north of Bodrum are the beachy havens of Bagla and
Karaincir. Heading round anti-clockwise you’ll find buzzing
Turgutreis, with great shopping and boat trips to the Greek
islands. The final loop back to Bodrum through Kadikalesi,
Gumusluk and Yalikavak is a scintillating series of
seascapes, roadside restaurants and sandy stretches.
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Bodrum
OUT AND ABOUT
DINE
Tuck into blissfully good Franco-Turkish cuisine under the
bougainvillea at Yaghane (170 Neyzen Tevfik Caddesi,
yaghanebodrum.com), an upscale marina eatery housed
in an ancient olive-oil factory.
DRINK
For raucous drinking head to Cumhuriyet Caddesi, or
for hard partying try the glitzy clubs on Neyzen Tevfik
Caddesi. Our pick? Chilled Adamik Bar at 23 Banka
Sokak for rock tunes and well-priced drinks.
AN HOUR AWAY
If tranquil Gumusluk were any more laid-back it would fall
over. A dozen restaurants and teashops line the tiny
harbour, as fishing boats bob offshore. A submerged
Roman-era road leads through the water to Tavsan Adasi
(Rabbit Island), a little speck of rock with an underwater
mosaic to snorkel over.
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CITY FACTS
POPULATION
32,000
FAMOUS LOCALS
A heady mix of historical
figures, including ancient
historian Herodotus
and King Mausolus,
who married his sister
and bequeathed
us the mausoleum.
SPEAK THE
LANGUAGE
Where’s the beach? –
Plaj nerede?
Four teas, please –
Dort cay, lutfen
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TO-DO LIST
GET BACK TO NATURE
Explore the beautiful, ever-changing waters of the Ria
Formosa delta in a traditional wooden boat with Formosar
(+351 289 832 296, formosar.pt). Sail past glistening
salt farms and anchor graveyards (a relic from the tuna
industry), while keeping an eye out for the oystercatchers,
egrets and flamingos that call this unspoilt area home. The
romantic sunset trip comes complete with a glass of Moët.
BONE UP ON HISTORY
The impossibly ornate interior of the Igreja de Nossa
Senhora do Carmo church on the Largo do Carmo
square is a glimmering treasure trove of gilded religious
iconography. In the early 19th century locals used to meet
here and plot the overthrow of Napoleon while pretending
to pray. Intrepid tourists require no such excuse,
particularly as the fascinating Capela dos Ossos,
a chapel made entirely of bones, is just behind.
SAIL AWAY
If you’ve always dreamt of a life at sea, the Faro Sailing
School (farosailingschool.com) offers two five-day
courses starting at £200 per person. The school is in
Vila Real de Santo Antonio, a 40-minute drive from Faro
Airport, and instruction is from British instructors, so lack
of Portuguese won’t be an issue.
Faro
OUT AND ABOUT
DINE
Just outside town (they do a pick-up service) in the
village of Monte da Palhagueira, the charming Le Marquis
restaurant (+351 289 992 018, restaurant-le-marquis.
com) in the converted stables of a grand country
quinta serves sophisticated, sunshine-infused food in
deceptively homey surroundings. It’s even (with 24 hours
notice) vegetarian-friendly, quite a rarity around here.
DRINK
While Faro boasts plenty of great bars, pubs and clubs,
there’s no beating nearby Albufeira when it comes to
a wild night out. The road known by tourists as “the
Strip” offers everything from Irish pubs to gay bars,
sports bars and discos. Options include Matt’s Bar for
garage, hip-hop, R&B and cheap drinks (mattsbar.net),
and Erin’s Isle for karaoke, Irish breakfasts and draught
Guinness (erinsisle.com).
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CITY FACTS
POPULATION
42,000
FAMOUS LOCALS
Sir Cliff Richard and
Cristiano Ronaldo both
own properties in the
Algarve. Somehow we
can’t imagine these
two often see each
other socially.
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One small piece of hand luggage is allowed per person, providing
its weight is less than 10kg and it is no larger than 56cm x 45cm x
25cm including wheels and handles. Any piece of baggage that does
not meet these requirements will be placed in the hold and the
relevant fee will be charged. Any other excess hand luggage will
be placed in the hold. Light or soft articles should be stowed in the
overhead luggage compartments, heavier items under seats. Items
lying loose on empty seats or obstructing the aisles or emergency
exits are dangerous and you will be asked to remove them.
ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT
Once the aircraft is at cruising altitude and the captain has
turned off the “Fasten Seat Belt” sign, you are free to use
laptops, CD players, MP3 players, computer games and most
other electronic items. The use of electronic equipment of
any kind is not permitted during taxi, take-off and landing.
COMFORT
Changes in the cabin air pressure may cause some slight
discomfort in your ears. You can relieve this by swallowing
hard, yawning or holding your nose while gently breathing
out with your mouth closed. Flying also causes your body to
dehydrate so you are advised to have something to drink that is
not alcoholic. For your further comfort, please also refer to the
recommended exercises on the opposite page of this magazine.
IN-FLIGHT SERVICE
On your flight we will be offering you a comprehensive choice
of hot and cold drinks as well as a selection of delicious
snacks, including sandwiches and confectionery. Full details
of our onboard products can be found at the back of this
magazine. We kindly ask all passengers to help keep the
aircraft tidy by not placing rubbish in the seat pockets or on
the floor. Our cabin crew will be collecting rubbish throughout
the flight, so please help them to keep the aircraft tidy.

Stretch Onboard
Short flights to continental European destinations are less likely
to lead to a risk of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) than long-haul
flights. Nevertheless, it’s good to stretch out. It’s not easy to
walk around onboard, so for your own comfort and relaxation,
why not try some of these seated exercises?
KNEE RAISE
With your hands clasped
together, pull your left
knee up as close as
possible to your chest
1
Remember that extreme
dehydration can increase the
risk of DVT, so drink plenty of
water and minimise your alcohol, tea and
coffee consumption during the flight.
and hold for a count of
eight, then return to a sitting
position. Relax. Do the same
with your right knee. Then
FEET
A Flex your foot at the ankle and
stretch out as far as you can.
Bend your toes forward and
back. Slowly rotate your foot
using a circular motion clockwise,
then anti-clockwise. Relax.
Repeat with the right foot.
B With your feet on the tips
with both knees. Repeat
four times. Relax. Bend
forward and gently massage
both calf muscles.
of your toes, raise and lower
your legs. Relax. Repeat
several times.
C Clench and unclench your
toes. Relax. Repeat several
times.
D Stretch your toes. Relax.
Repeat several times.
THREE THINGS TO BEAR IN MIND ON YOUR TRAVELS
3 Try
2
You will arrive at your
destination feeling much better
if you sit correctly, with your
weight balanced evenly on both buttocks
and without crossing your legs.
O C T O B E R / N O V E M B E R
ANKLE ROTATION
With your feet slightly raised
off the floor, rotate your ankles
10 times towards each other
and then 10 times away from
each other.
SHOULDER
LOOSENER
Hunch your shoulders together,
drop, repeat. Rotate your
shoulders one at a time with
a gentle circular motion, first
forwards, then backwards.
HEAD AND
SHOULDERS
Sitting well back in your seat,
in a comfortable position with
your back and shoulders well
supported, turn your head to the
right as far as you can, then slowly
raise and lower your chin three
times. Relax. Repeat, turning your
head to the left this time. Repeat.
SHOULDER
STRETCH
Grasp your left shoulder with your
right hand, then place your left
hand behind your right elbow.
Gently press your elbow toward
your shoulder. Hold the stretch
for 15 seconds and repeat on the
other side.
deep-breathing exercises to relax. Sit back
in your seat in a comfortable position, close
your eyes and take a deep breath. Hold
it for a while, then exhale and say the word “relax”.
Repeat four or five times.
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Flowerbomb Mini Collection
Viktor & Rolf miniature set. The fi rst
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£30.00
Ladies’ Fragrance
Estée Lauder
Purse Spray Collection
Comprising fi ve Estée Lauder purse sprays
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Lola Marc Jacobs
Solid Perfume Ring
Discover a playful way to wear Lola – the
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the perfect way to take your favourite
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£24.00
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Fruity, fl oral and woody, this is the
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Love, Chloé
The new Chloé fragrance is an elegant, rosy
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with a warm and delicate effect on the
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Graceful – assertive - sexy. 50ml EDP
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Fresh Delicious Duo
Something sweet, something playful.
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This delightfully uplifting new scent
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Estée Lauder Beautiful
Branded “the fragrance of a thousand
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BOSS Orange
Combining an uplifting burst of sweet
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Belle D’Opium
The new addiction by Yves Saint Laurent.
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incense and mysterious overtones of
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D&G No 11 La Force – pour Homme
The achiever. For men for whom action is the driving
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Gentry Grooming Shave Set
The Gentry Grooming Co’s Essentials
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during shaving. This exclusive set contains
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sensitive beard/neck area.
Stage 3: The Face Balm, to protect, soothe
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Face wash 100ml
Face balm 100ml
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£20.00
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Calvin Klein Collection For Men
Ideal for the modern man on the go, this
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Euphoria Men EDT 10 ml
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Marc Jacobs Bang
Marc Jacobs Bang captures the thrill, rush
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An explosive and elegant fragrance, with
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Paco Rabanne 1 Million
Paco Rabanne explores the myth of the seducer
with his new eau de toilette, 1 Million. The
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on a heart of rose absolute and cinnamon.
A striking contrast, mixing sophisticated
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£28.00
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Paul Smith Extreme Men
This is a woody, spicy and unexpected fragrance from the
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The elegant glass bottles have Smith’s much-loved multiple
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£21.00
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Hugo: H just a fragrance. The rest is up to you. Hugo man has an
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nothing no is impossible. For this man, life is a beautiful journey to
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Issey Miyake L’Eau d’Issey pour Homme
A fresh, spicy and woody fragrance. A pure and modern
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Estée Lauder Ingenious
Colour Palette
This sleek compact-withina-compact
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you need when you’re on the go:
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eye shadows and applicators.
Inside are two removable compacts
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£34.00
YSL Radiant Touch
A revolutionary travel penbrush
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£19.50
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YSL Volumising
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Yves Saint Laurent’s
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£17.50
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£25.00
Lancome Tropiques Minérale
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Sex And The City Lashes
These gorgeous lashes created by
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eye shapes and occasions.
£20.00
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Volume Million Lashes
Volume Million Lashes redefi nes volume mascara:
extra lash-by-lash volume for voluptuously thick,
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thickens each lash one by one, and the Excess Wiper,
that wipes every bristle free of clumps. Lashes look
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£16.00
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Introducing the upgraded professional
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Illuminating your eyebrows allows you
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for a luxurious touch. Presented
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£12.00

Book Of Shadows
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fashionista walking amid LED-lit landmarks
including a towering Empire State Building.
You heard right – this palette lights up!
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Clinique Dramatically
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cream (75ml) and lip
balm. A favourite
with models and
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£20.00
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Smashbox Smas Foundation Primer
To crea create a perfect canvas for foundation
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skin. WWear
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Lancaster After
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A new tube format, easier to
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ingredients encourage the skin’s
auto-recovery process and help to
maintain your tan naturally, giving it
an even deeper, golden colour. The
skin is soft, supple and radiant.
Face and Body Cream 125 ml
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Bathina
Pure body luxury! This shimmering,
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golden-pink sheen to legs and body. Slip it
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Ultrasun SPF30
Once-a-day sun protection
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beach, the last thing
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protecting your skin from the
sun’s harmful rays. With just
one application, Ultrasun
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protection from UVB and
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to develop. Dip in and out
of the water as many times
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£15.00
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DuWop Lip Venom
Do you want a fuller, glossy plumped pout?
Yes… then Lip Venom is just what you
need! Lip Venom was the fi rst plumping
gloss on the market and started a whole
new range in the beauty world.
£14.50
Deborah Lippmann
Party In A Bottle
The world’s most glamourlicious nail
lacquer by celebrity nail artist Deborah
Lippmann. This sparky lacquer can look
sophisticated and you can easily wear it
alone or on top of another nail lacquer.
Happy Birthday strengthens nails and
is extremely lightweight. The longest
wearing in the market, it prevents ridges
for smoother, healthier nails!
£10.00
Steamcream
Simple Quality Skincare
This award-winning skincare sensations uses
high-quality, fresh, natural and vegan ingredients
to create a revitalising cream suitable for all
skin types – the ultimate multi-tasking moisture
injection for face, body and hands! Presented
in a beautiful aluminium tin which is both
environmentally and hand-luggage friendly, it’s
a must-have travel companion and a great gift.
Travel retail exclusive. 75g
£10.00
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Aromatherapy Associates Miniatures
An Aromatherapy Associates international best-seller, containing
award winning blends of natural oils – pure nature with nothing else
added. Turn a warm bath or shower into a wonderful aromatherapy
experience. This is the complete collection of Aromatherapy
Associates bath & shower oils. Relax will help you slow down or
induce a good night’s sleep, De-Stress can help to clear your mind
and ease physical stresses and strains, Revive invigorates and
energises ses a weary w mind and body, and Support takes care of you in
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£20.00
Rose & Co Patisserie tisserie De Bain Ba
Bath Fancies Fanc
A pink patisserie box containing three
cocoa & shea butter bath fancies. Makes a
lovely table favour or pretty gift.
£10.00
Aromatherapy Associates Duo
Two new limited edition bath & shower oils – Silent
Night, containing wild camomile and vetiver to ensure
a peaceful night’s sleep, and Clear Dawn, which
incorporates ravensara and eucalyptus
to help revive the senses and refresh the mind. A
generous stocking fi ller or wonderful individual gift.
£12.00
GREAT GIFT
IDEAS
Rose & Co Beauty Salve Collection
Three doll-sized beauty balms in a sweet little box.
Contains the cutest 10g tins of Cherry Kiss Lip Balm,
Sweet Vanilla Salve and our famous Rose Petal Salve.
£8.00

Morgan & Oates Wrap
New, fashionable and highly wearable, this
individually hand-painted lightweight wrap is made
from high-quality cashmere (20%) and super-fi ne
merino wool (80%). The texture is gossamer fi ne
and beautifully soft and gentle to the touch.
£35.00
Swarovski Crystalline Pen
This gorgeous pen in pearl white is the perfect accessory
for your poems, prose or important contracts. Filled with
sparkling crystals and bearing the Swarovski logo, it’s
a must-have for anyone who writes with fl air!
£15.00
Paper Plane Coin Purse
Inspired by the old-school glamour of air
mail, handwritten letters and forgotten
penpals, this quirky purse makes light work
of loose change...
£15.00
Gifts & Lifestyle
EXCLUSIVE
TO JET2.
COM
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BUY THE
SET OF RED
AND BLACK
JEWELLERY
PIECES FOR
£25.00
Red And Black Bead
Bracelet and Necklace
Fashionable and exciting, these silver-plated
jewellery pieces carry brilliant black, red and
silvery beads. Finished with a heart pendant,
they are the perfect accessory. Offered in a
soft organza bag fastened with ribbon, they
are nickel safe.
Bracelet £14.00
Necklace £17.00
Heart Fashion Bracelet
Ultra-fashionable, distinctive! Sterling silver
plated multi-rings form the base of this
amazing stretch bracelet. The puff heart
pendant adds a touch of distinction. Nickel
free and guaranteed for 12 months against
defects in workmanship, this is the perfect
gift – or buy it for yourself!
£20.00

Sekonda White Ladies
Fashion Watch
Stone set case with white dial and white
silicone strap. Guaranteed for two years.
£25.00
Sekonda Black Ladies
Fashion Watch
Stone set case with black dial and black
silicone strap. Guaranteed for two years.
£25.00
Gifts & Lifestyle
Breo Roam Watch
Breo Sport’s multi-functional
Roam Watch is designed
to the highest engineering
standards and feels
comfortable on the wrist
under any conditions.
A Good Design award
recipient, it’s set to become
the fastest-selling watch
of the year.
£10.00
SAVE £3.00 on
the High Street Price
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Vivitar DVR 850W HD
This Vivitar DVR 850W is specially designed
to be used to capture high quality photos
and videos underwater. With a 1-year
manufacturers warranty to give you piece
of mind, this is the perfect way to capture
those special moments at home and
abroad.
- 8.1 MP underwater digital video recorder
- 2.4” TFT LCD screen
- 8x digital zoom
- Works up to fi ve metres underwater
- Lithium battery
£64.00
GREAT FOR
CAPTURING
THOSE HOLIDAY
MEMORIES!
SanDisk 4GB SD Card
SanDisk Standard cards are the easy
choice to capture and store all your photos,
videos, tunes and more... and they’re great
for moving images and other fi les between
computers, cameras and lots of other
gadgets too!
£13.00

Breo Candy Drop op
Breo Candy Drop noise-reducing ing
earphones are the perfect companion for
your iPod, MP3 player, laptop, portable ble
DVD, MD or radio. They combine sleek eek
design, premium sound quality and noise ise
reduction with maximum comfort. ort.
£10.00 00
on
SAVE £3.00 on
the High Street Price ce
Gifts & Lifestyle
iPhone iP Leather Case
A handmade high-quality leather case. The
pull/release p mechanism allows easy access
to your iPhone and the soft interior is form-
fi tted t for a protective fi t. Available in black or
a
limited-edition pink with diamante details.
iP iPhone not included.
£18.00 £
iBend
Use your iBend while on the go!
Whether you’re on a plane, bus or train
this dinky iBend can be stored in your
wallet, pocket or purse so you’ll always
have one – or two – to hand! Duo pack,
iPhone not included.
£4.50
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Radley Bon Voyage Umbrella
This travel exclusive Bon Voyage umbrella from Radley
features Radley sat on his suitcase waiting to go on
holiday! This is an ideal addition when travelling, just in
case the rain comes!
£18.00
TRAVEL
RETAIL
EXCLUSIVE
RADLEY RANGE
GREAT FOR THE
BEACH
OR THE
MARKETPLACE!
Radley Bon Voyage Coin Purse
This Thishandyzipcoinpurseisidealforcarryingkey
handy zip coin purse is ideal for carrying keys or
small change. Made in high quality leather it features a
zip top and internal keyring. Radley is featured sat on
his suitcase waiting to go on his holiday!
£18.00
Radley Bon Voyage Foldaway Tote
The Bon Voyage Foldaway Shopper from Radley
can be easily stored in your bag. Unzipped it turns
into a shopping tote, ideal for carrying those extra
things when travelling. It comes in recycled nylon and
features Radley on his suitcase.
£18.00

Waterproof Bag And
Earphone Set
Enjoy the sounds from your treasured
MP3 player in wet and dusty conditions.
The earphones are waterproof and
connect to the waterproof bag via
the waterproof connector supplied.
One-year international guarantee included.
£12.50
Dual Earphone Adaptor
A great little accessory for your
iPod/portable audio device that
allows you to plug in two sets of
earphones so you no longer have
to listen to music or watch a movie
alone! You can now have a friend
share your music/movie collection!
You can clip it to your keyring and
take it everywhere with you, and
it’s so small you’ll hardly notice
it! Compatible with any portable
audio/visual device with
a headphone jack output.
£6.00
Travel Essentials
Travalo Easy Refill
Perfume Atomiser
This ultra-innovative atomiser allows you to
make your favourite fragrance portable with
its easy-to-use pump action. Simply remove
the lid from any fragrance, place Travalo on
top, and pump! No messy funnels, no spills.
Holds up to 50 sprays. A travel essential for
all women and men – convenient, simple
and safe for taking your fragrance wherever
you go... in the plane, car, train, gym,
beach, restaurant or disco. This works with
any fragrance with a removable nozzle and
carries a lifetime guarantee.
£10.00 each
Pocketsocket
Multi-Device Charger
This compact charger provides
emergency back-up power for most
major-brand mobile phones, smart
phones, PDAs, and MP3 players.
Powered by two AA batteries, and coming
complete with nine changeable fi ttings,
pouch, and extension cable, it’s ready
to provide up to 90 minutes of instant,
anytime/anywhere power. Fully reusable.
£15.00
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Simpkins Retro Travel Sweets
Air, land and sea range of Simpkins Retro Travel
Sweets. Invaluable on all fl ights since 1921. Two
mouthwatering varieties are on board this season
– lemon, honey and chamomile drops, and wild
berry mix with guarana. All natural colours and
fl avours infused with botanical oils ensures the fi nest
taste delivery available. Made in the UK.
£3.00
BUY 2
PIGEON
CARDS
FOR JUST
£5.00
Pigeon Cards
With Pigeon Cards you can give a friendly
chirp and, with minimal effort, order drinks,
make sense of a menu, book a room and fi nd
your way around the shops. They’re quicker
and simpler to use than a phrasebook.
£3.50 each
Go Sim Si
Simply replace your normal SIM card in any
unlocked unlocke mobile phone with GO-SIM and
save money m on your mobile calls overseas.
Supplied Supplie with £5 of calls pre-loaded, this
Pay-As-You-Go Pay-As SIM card comes complete
with a ssingle
global mobile number, so you
can can be
easily contacted by friends and
family wherever w you are.
£17.99 £17.

Oo-Lala Olivia
This collectable doll is part of
Ty’s L’il Ones range. Brightly
coloured, highly tactile and
surface washable.
£5.00
Peppa Pig
Peppa likes to play in muddy puddles! This UK
exclusive is suitable for all age ranges, and is
surface washable.
£6.00
Family Entertainment
Hip Hannah
This collectable doll is
part of Ty’s L’il Ones
range. Brightly coloured,
highly tactile and surface
washable.
£5.00
Ben 10
This collectable doll is part of
Ty’s Ben 10 range. An instantly
recognisable brand, it’s suitable from
age three upwards (please remove
all tags and accessories before
giving to a child). Brightly coloured,
highly tactile and surface washable.
£8.00
Hello Kitty Tartan
Born in London on 1 November, her hobbies
include travel, music and reading. This UK
exclusive is suitable for all age ranges, and is
surface washable.
£8.00
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Suduko Ultimate
The ultimate Suduko Game with more
than a million puzzles and skill levels for
all ages, this tracks your best time/score
and comes with a large, backlit display.
Includes batteries and a 12-month
international guarantee.
£10.00
Trivia Challenge Game
With six categories to choose
from and more than 5,000
questions, this will keep you
entertained for hours. It comes
complete with batteries and
a 12-month international
guarantee.
£15.50
Battle Of The Sexes
Card Game
The card game that will
determine who is the superior
sex! Does she know what an
odometer is? Does he know
how many players make up
a netball team? Test your
knowledge of the opposite sex
through a series of gender-
based questions. The fi rst
player or team to earn fi ve
cards wins the game.
Watch out for wild cards!
£5.00
Beat The Parents
Card Game
Who’s the smartest in the
family? Now you can fi nd
out anytime anywhere with
this Beat The Parents card
game. The idea is to fi nd
out who knows the most.
The kids ask the parents
questions they know the
answer to and vice-versa.
The fi rst person to collect
three correct cards wins.
Come on, kids, it’s time to
really Beat The Parents!
£5.00

Just Interchangeable
Bezel And Strap Watch
A selection of 11 coloured bezels and
matching straps that can be changed to go with
any outfi t! The bezels are simply removed by
rotating them anti-clockwise and the straps slide
on and off the watch case. Presented in a gift
box with a two-year international warranty.
£20.00
Kids Pack
Let the kids while away the hours with one
of our fun activity packs!
£1.50
Styles may vary
Family Entertainment
Lego Sports Plane
Time for the race to begin! Strap into the
single-seat propeller sports plane and
prepare yourself for a high-octane race!
Use the repair vehicle to keep the sports
plane ready to race. Includes plane, car,
mini fi gures and accessories.
£14.00
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Playing Cards
Whether it’s pontoon,
patience or poker, what
better way to make the
journey fl y by than with
a pack of our superb-value
Jet2.com playing cards?
£3.50
Jet2.com
Model Aircraft
Looking for a memento
of your trip with us?
Our model plane, the
Boeing 757-200, is the
ideal collectors’ item.
£8.50
Jet2.com Dog “Junior”
Meet Junior, the Jet2.com dog. Junior hides his face behind his
paws while he waits for a special someone to come along and
take him home. Beautifully designed in super-soft plush, Junior
is irresistible, and appeals to all ages.
£12.50
BUY
JUNIOR AND HIS
UNIFORM FOR
£15.00
Jet2.com Multiglow Pen
And Keyring Set
This se set includes a glow pen with
seven colours and a plane plane keyring
with engine sounds and fl ashing
lights. Batteries Batteries included.
£6.50
Jet2.com Fun Plane And Airport Set
Create your own airport scene with this Fun Plane,
activity play mat and accessories. It features engine
sounds and fl ashing lights, and comes with
a 12-month international guarantee and batteries.
£10.50
Junior Captain’s Uniform
With this new captain’s outfi t Junior is ready to fl y you off to
your destination. The jacket and hat are a great accessory
for Junior, the popular Jet2.com dog.
£5.00

ABINAO
Valrhona’s Grands Crus range is the fruit of expertly selecting, blending and refining the finest
cocoas, favoured for the perfect complementarity of their aromatic potential. This delivers distinctive
chocolates unveiling elaborate and unique flavours in comparably fine texture, releasing ever so
lingering flavours. Discover Valrhona’s Philosophy of Taste…This Tasting Wheel illustrates our 8
Grands Crus through a scale of aromatic intensity and ranks them on 4 priority sensorial criteria:
acidulousness, bitterness, fruitiness and driedfruit hints.
u lait à l’ag é
ur l
’s delicately
r a palette
est cocoa
Légende / Key :
A highly-sophisticated dark
chocolate. Its empowering and
intense aroma emphasises a specific
bitterness and exceptional longlasting
flavours. 85% cocoa.
ALPACO
GUANAJA
Unveiling flowery notes and
an intense flavour that is
exceptionally long-lingering.
70% cocoa.
CARAÏBE
Initiation Grands Crus
The subtleness of floral aromas
exquisitely melting into
supremely intense chocolaty
notes. Pure Equator.
66% cocoa.
Its opulent and soft melody
unveils subtle almond and
roasted coffee flavours.
66% cocoa.
TAÏNORI
MANJARI
AVAILABLE
ONBOARD
FOR ONLY
£3.00
’s delicately
r a palette
est cocoa
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ur l
Pure yellow fruit flavours give tangy
citrus overtones, yielding to delicate
yet long-lasting cocoa and hot bread
aromas. Pure Dominican Republic.
64% cocoa.
Heavenly acidulous red
fruit and dried-fruit hints.
Pure Madagascar.
64% cocoa.
From Manjari’s intense acidulous fruitiness
to Abinao’s delicately tannic bitterness, we
invite you on a journey to discover a pallete
of unique aromas, fruit of our passionate
quest for the finest cocoa and the purest
origins. The Initiation Grands Crus enables
you to experience six of the Valrhona Grand
Crus recipes.

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DEAL
BUY 2
1-LITRE
BOTTLES FOR
£18.00!
SAVE £6.00

DEAL
BUY 2
1-LITRE
BOTTLES FOR
£25.00!
SAVE £7.00
Jack Daniel’s
1 litre
£16.00
Bacardi
1 litre
£12.00
Bell’s Whisky
1 litre
£12.00
Smirnoff
Blue-Label Vodka
1 litre
£12.00
Bombay Sapphire
1 litre
£16.00
Spirits
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Cigarettes
Benson & Hedges
200 pack £28.00
Equivalent to £2.80 for 20
Marlboro Gold
200 pack £29.00
Equivalent to £2.90 for 20
Lambert & Butler Silver
200 pack £25.00
Equivalent to £2.50 for 20
Regal King Size
200 pack £40.00
Equivalent to £2.00 for 20
Superking Black
200 pack £27.00
Equivalent to £2.70 for 20
Regal
200 pack £27.00
Equivalent to £2.70 for 20
Golden Virginia
(5 x 50g) pack £27.00
Your Duty-Free Allowance
Spirits: 1 litre of spirits for passengers aged
18 years and over Tobacco: 200 cigarettes
or 250g for passengers aged 18 years and
over Fragrances And Gifts: items to the value
of £390
Offers may exceed your personal allowance
SHOPPING OUTSIDE THE EU:
KNOW YOUR LIMITS!*
When returning to the UK from destinations outside
of the EU, or from EU territories where VAT and
EU excise regulations do not apply such as Tenerife
in the Canary Islands, you may bring the following
amounts of alcohol and tobacco with you:
• 200 cigarettes, or 100 cigarillos,
or 50 cigars, or 250 grams of tobacco
• 1 litre of spirits or strong liqueurs over 22%
volume, or 2 litres of sparkling wine, fortifi ed wine
(such as port or sherry) or other liqueurs
• 2 litres of still wine
*Information correct at the time of going
to press. Jet2.com advises all passengers to check
customs allowances prior to departure. People under 17
years of age are not allowed to bring alcohol or tobacco
into the UK.
HOW TO BUY IN THE SKY
You can pay for goods purchased onboard your
Jet2.com fl ight in the following ways:
CASH: UK sterling, euros (minimum 1 euro coin),
Czech koruna (notes only), Swiss francs (notes
only), Hungarian forint (minimum 500 forint note)
and Polish zloty (minimum 10 zloty note) are
accepted. All change will be given in sterling at the
Jet2.com exchange rate – please ask a member of
the cabin crew.
DEBIT/CREDIT CARDS:
Please note: we do not accept international
Maestro cards.
CHEQUES: Jet2.com no longer accepts
personal cheques. Please check your change and
purchases carefully while on board as errors
cannot be rectifi ed later. This does not affect your
statutory rights.
*Price-check information is not the responsibility of Ink Publishing

Stella Artois 330ml can
Magners Cider 330ml can
Smirnoff Vodka 5cl
Bardinet Brandy 5cl
Bacardi 5cl
Gordon’s Gin 5cl
Bell’s Whisky 5cl
Jack Daniels 5cl
Baileys 7cl
£3.80 each
ALL OUR
SPIRITS ARE
DOUBLE
MEASURES!
Pepsi 330ml can £2.00
Diet Pepsi 330ml can £2.00
Irn Bru 330ml can £2.00
Slimline Tonic 150ml £1.20
Tonic 150ml £1.20
Dry Ginger 150ml £1.20
7Up 150ml £1.20
Soda Water 150ml £1.20
Orange Juice 150ml £1.20
Tomato Juice 150ml £1.20
BUY YOUR
PEPSI OR
DIET PEPSI
AS PART OF A
MEAL DEAL!
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Robinson Fruit Shoot 200ml
Blackcurrant or Orange £1.50 each
J20 Orange and Passionfruit 330ml £2.10
Still Water 330ml £1.70
Dudley’s Stone
South African
Shiraz
187ml £3.80
NEW
QUARTER
SIZED
BOTTLE
Twinings English Tea
Kenco Coffee
Kenco Cappio Coffee
Suchard Hot Chocolate
£2.00 each
Balance
South African
Shiraz Rosé
187ml £3.80
Drinks
Balance
South African
Chardonnay
187ml £3.80
Nicolas Feuillatte
Champagne
200ml £9.00
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Minstrels 170g
£2.50
Maltesers 175g
£2.50
Exquisite Cakes
Caramel Slice £1.50
Exquisite Cakes
Lemon Drizzle £1.50
Terry’s Chocolate
Orange
£1.00
Kit Kat
£1.00
Twix
£1.00
Mars
£1.00
Cadbury Giant Buttons
175g £2.50
Cadbury Mini
Fingers 40g
£1.00
Jammie Dodgers
Snack Bites 125g
£2.50
Haribo Starmix / Tangfastics 160g
£2.50 each
CAN BE
INCLUDED IN
YOUR CHOCO-
COMBO DEAL!
Walkers
Shortbread
Twin Pack
£1.00

Sandwiches & Toasties £3.80
Sandwiches
We have a delicious range of fresh, hearty, traditional
sandwiches available onboard. Ask a member of our
cabin crew for today’s specials.
Kettle Chips
Sea Salt &
Balsamic Vinegar
£1.30
Snack Box
£3.50
Contains:
• Pâté
• Soft Cheese
• Mini Hula Hoops
• Carrs Bran Crackers
• Treat-Sized Chocolate
Pringles Original 40g
Sour Cream & Onion 40g
£1.50 each
Sandwiches & Savouries
Toasties
Bar-griddled, toasted bloomer bread, served hot with
a choice of delicious fi llings! Ask the cabin crew for
today’s selection.
Peperami
£1.50
Golden Wonder
The Nation’s Noodle
Chicken & Mushroom
£2.50 each
Planters Peanuts
Dry Roasted 50g
Sea Salted 50g
£1.30 each
Batchelors
Cup a Soup
Tomato & Vegetable
Chicken & Vegetable
£2.30 each
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Meal Deal only £6.50
SAVE 60p
Sandwich or Toastie
(subject to availability)
&
Pepsi, Diet Pepsi or Hot Drink ink
&
Pringles or Kettle Chips
DON’T
WANT A
SANDWICH?
HAVE A
SNACK BOX
INSTEAD!
3 FOR £10.00
Chocco Combo only £2.50
SAVE 50p
Hot Drink
&
Any Chocolate Bar
*While stocks last. Drinks must be purchased in the same transaction. Offers exclude champagne and mixers

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