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England

Smells good: Floris' Jermyn Street store in St James's.

England

Tailored scents

Rob McFarland is immersed in masculine tradition at a revered perfumer's flagship London shopfront.

Top 10

Destination discovery

national museum of emerging science tokyo.

Brian Johnston seeks out the top 10 overseas science museums, guaranteed to fire the imagination.

UK

Good things come in trees

Treehouse Hampshire

Saska Graville relishes living out a childhood fantasy, a five-star treehouse no less, with little adult interaction required.

England

Seventh culinary heaven

HESTON BLUMENTHAL

Lance Richardson visits the small yet exceptionally well-fed village of Bray, where Michelin stars abound.

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Puffin nests

SEAHOUSES, ENGLAND - MAY 16: Puffins return to their summer breeding grounds on the Farne Islands as National Trust rangers carry out a Puffin census on the Farne Islands on May 16, 2013 in Farne, England. A census is carried out every five years with the last one in 2008 recording 36,500 pairs of puffins. The Farne Islands, offer good protection for the birds to nest, providing excellent sources of food, and few ground predators, despite this rangers fear that the extreme winter could impact on breeding numbers.  (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)

Puffins return to their summer breeding grounds on the Farne Islands as National Trust rangers carry out a Puffin census in the Farne Islands, England.

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Ten thousand Goths invade UK town

Goth festival, Whitby

Goth festival in Whitby, northern England. The Goth culture emerged for the Punk scene in the 1980s, developing its own music and fashion styles.

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Trading places

Greece house swap

Daniel Scott takes advantage of an increasingly popular way to save on holiday accommodation while living like a local: house swapping.

Tips

World's most expensive cities not so bad ... if you're Australian

Statue of Liberty

The cities renowned as the world's most expensive aren't so expensive any more - as long as you have the benefit of coming from Australia, writes Tim Richards.

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Party at the festival without a ticket? Yes, you Cannes

Cannes festival beach

5:23pm | Inside the Cannes temple of film-making, moguls meet movie stars and buyers and sellers wrangle over what we will be watching on the big screen a few months from now. But almost as compelling is the scene outside the Palais des Festivals.

World's first video call from Everest summit 'illegal'

2:50pm | A British mountaineer's interview with the BBC on his smartphone from the top of Mount Everest has stirred controversy with the Nepalese government calling the broadcast "illegal", officials said Monday.

United Airlines resumes Dreamliner flights

11:12am | United Airlines resumed Boeing 787 Dreamliner flights Monday after the advanced plane was globally grounded four months ago due to overheated battery incidents.

From fleeing Taliban to 'best job in the world' contender

ROBERT UPE 10:54am | Daughter of the former Afghan president in the running for 'best job in the world'.

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