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Pleasure to help record the introduction to new Climate Talks today - past talks here, which cover many topics: sciencemuseum.org.uk/see-and-do/cli… With me was Julia Knights, Deputy Director, and together we have curated an online exhibition, Vanishing Amazon: sciencemuseum.org.uk/objects-and-st…

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Buzzy bars, drag brunches and cool music clubs — historic Boston, Massachusetts, is constantly reinventing itself, making it a great city break — over and over again, Julia Brookes writes 🔗 Free to read thetimes.com/travel/destina…

Our consumer expert Julia Brookes shares the travel pitfalls to beware of in 2025, from confusing deposits and car hire cons to overbooked planes and visa nightmares 🔗 Free to read thetimes.com/travel/advice/…

Plus: where to stay for a birthday in Bordeaux, the best places for a sunny winter walking trip in Europe and your rights if bad weather causes a cruise to miss ports. Julia Brookes responds to your travel queries ✉️ 🔗 Free to read thetimes.com/travel/advice/…

Why are subpostmasters STILL not being paid? I met the formidable Betty Brown, who celebrated her 92nd birthday last week, to find out what’s going on with financial redress claims #postofficescandal #mrbatesvsthepostoffice The Times and The Sunday Times thetimes.com/article/46e9a8…

In the 18th century, mathematician Émilie Du Châtelet translated Newton’s groundbreaking work Principia Mathematica into French, adding her own commentaries that clarified his ideas. Her crucial work helped spread Newtonian physics across Europe. Explore her contributions in

Our travel expert Julia Brookes comes to the rescue with advice on a cancelled Booking.com reservation, wine tourism in Georgia, and London’s best anniversary cream tea 🔗 Free to read thetimes.com/travel/advice/…

Times Travel Julia Brookes That’s last week’s! Here’s today’s column: thetimes.com/travel/advice/…

In this episode of Curiosity Entangled, science writer Roger Highfield and historian Jörg Matthias Determann explore how science fiction, religion, and culture shape our visions of the future—and what they reveal about our present. From Islamic cosmology and the search for

A curtailed Eurostar trip causing passport stamp confusion and where best to learn Italian are among the dilemmas for our consumer expert Julia Brookes this week 🔗 Free to read thetimes.com/travel/advice/…

Our consumer expert Julia Brookes on why you should always check in on time, even for delayed flights. Plus: how to see Ireland without a car, and the perfect two-centre Greek trip 🔗 Free to read thetimes.com/travel/advice/…

Our expert shopper Sarah Turner (is also on bluesky and threads) has been separating the treasure from the tat for three decades. This is what she’s learnt — as well as collected — along the way 🔗 Free to read thetimes.com/travel/advice/…

Wonderful to see Tom Chesshyre in The Sunday Times writing about his trip on the first ever passenger railway line, the Stockton and Darlington line 🚂 For more train travels, Tom's brilliant Slow Trains Around Britain is available at Stanfords thetimes.com/travel/destina…

Plus: where to find an affordable hotel in Paris, how to see rural Japan in autumn and an expensive tech glitch that cost one reader more than £1,000 ✉️ Julia Brookes 🔗 Free to read thetimes.com/travel/inspira…

Plus, our consumer expert Julia Brookes on your rights if your trip is cancelled due to a power outage, where to go for an August honeymoon and why glamping is a great option for groups 🔗 Free to read thetimes.com/travel/advice/…

Listened to #AnyQuestions and #AnyAnswers and it confirms to me that we have a lot of learning to do on the day-to-day experiences of disabled people in the UK. Politicians, journalist and the wider public would really benefit from this, and it would improve public policy too.

Great to be back in National Science and Media Museum to see its amazing new Sound+Vision gallery!