Published on Metro.co.uk on 26th May 2017:
Let’s face it, it’s not just the media that’s obsessed with youth.
People around the world have been searching for that legendary fountain for thousands of years and there are even religions based on the idea of longevity.
Look up the basis of Taoism if you don’t believe me.
Published on MailOnline on 16th May 2017:
My last visit to Miami was 11 years ago.
I stayed in a completely forgettable but budget-friendly hotel, which was just about affordable enough for a student, in the beautifully tacky South Beach. It was a fun trip – but that had more to do with the vibe of the city than the comfort of my room.
Fast forward a decade or so and I’m back in the city with a few more pounds (in more ways than one) to check into the stunning East Miami, the hip new hotel that’s anchoring Swire Group’s $1billion development in Downtown Miami.
Published on Metro.co.uk on 9th May 2017:
Cooking is a surprisingly divisive subject.
It’s not that I don’t enjoy it – I do sometimes, though admittedly I much prefer the eating part – but it’s just that everyday cooking is boring and I’m only doing it to get fed.
Personally, cooking is a part of my day that I want to get out of the way as quickly as possible.
Published on Metro.co.uk on 13th April 2017:
Grammar schools being forced to take on an artificially higher proportion of children from disadvantaged backgrounds is a stupid idea and it’s not hard to see why when you think about it.
As a first generation immigrant, who attended both comprehensive and grammar schools, I wholly believe in meritocracy.
But this proposed change in policy, backed by Secretary of State for Education Justine Greening, isn’t really about that.
Published on Metro.co.uk on 14th March 2017:
When it comes to holidays in Spain, Barcelona and Madrid are among some of the most popular destinations.
But if you’re looking for an alternative city break, offering just as much culture, good food and charm, it’s time to pack your bags and head to Seville.
You’ve probably associated Seville with the famous marmalade oranges, but it’s also the home of Flamenco, the famous Triana tiles and Game of Thrones filming locations.