Olivia Grant, Lifestyle Writer

Alicia Weddler, Food & Drink Writer 

Britain has officially gone hot sauce mad – with fans now adding it to food at weddings, on public transport and in the cinema.

BRIT Award-winning rapper Aitch and TV star Big Zuu were spotted in central London last week enjoying a playful “mate date” at Batchelors’ Outernet takeover, with new unseen moments showing the pair enjoying noodles, meeting fans and causing a…stir.

There are cities that feel like they’re in a hurry - and then there’s Lisbon.Perched on seven hills, its rhythm is unhurried, its streets bathed in sunlight that seems to linger just for you. Here, mornings begin with the scent of espresso and pastel de nata, and evenings end with the clink of glasses against a backdrop of fado music drifting up narrow alleys.

In news set to delight gym lovers, holidaymakers and anyone who’s ever considered lifting hand luggage a legitimate upper-body workout, Heathrow Express has teamed up with PureGym to launch the UK’s first ever “Training Train”. 

Forget the lads’ holiday and girls’ trip - a new wave of “Bonding Trips” is taking off, with Brits increasingly choosing to travel with Mum instead of their mates.

Gemma Robertson, Travel Writer

Between passports, boarding passes and the eternal scramble for snacks, family travel is already a juggling act - but it turns out one small stowaway is often the biggest source of drama.

With October half term now in full swing, and more than 7 million predicted passengers travelling through Heathrow during the month – driven by the usual half-term surge - families across the UK are already setting off on their next big adventure.

It’s official – Ginsters and Heinz have joined forces to create a brand-new twist on a family favourite. Say hello to the Ginsters Limited Edition Heinz Beanz & Cheese Slice. Bringing together two household favourites in one irresistible slice, it’s the ultimate feel-good food, with a golden, flaky pastry packed with rich, comforting Heinz Beanz and melted cheese.

There’s a particular kind of magic to the English countryside in winter - the stillness of frosted fields, the warmth that greets you when you step inside a candlelit inn, the soft rhythm of days that ask for nothing more than good food and time to breathe.