Life & Style

I’ve said it already and I will say it again. I love witnessing the evolution of Nicosia’s culinary scene. I can’t claim to know what the capital ...

THE WAY THINGS ARE By Colette NiReamonn Ioannidou She had been on my mind, so I messaged my former boss at CyBC’s English language department, respected journalist and author ...

The Southern-European country of Malta sits on an archipelago in the Mediterranean Sea. It was known to the ancient Greeks and Romans as Melita, meaning the “island of honey”. And ...

In the calm and controlled woman in charge of the island’s rehabilitation programme THEO PANAYIDES finds someone driven by compassion fighting fiercely for the less fortunate and against the ...

By Prudence Wade When you think of Andy Murray at Wimbledon, you might not immediately think of a fresh manicure. And yet the tennis pro is always subverting our expectations – ...

For a local cover band it’s all about the music discovers PAUL LAMBIS A cover band might conjure up images of a mundane act that performs at wedding after ...

By Sam Wylie-Harris With summer party season in full swing, adding a bit of glitz to your outfit is a sure-fire way to make a statement. While sparkles were once ...

Publicly baring one’s bottom is illegal in Cyprus. But that’s not stopping the island’s dedicated nudists from finding a spot to sunbathe finds ALIX NORMAN “Taking it ...

In the sixth episode of “Weekend Escapes,” series founder, Alexandros Tsangarides, visits the LOUD MUSIC FESTIVAL 2022. For the 7th time in Cyprus the ‘biggest’ and ‘loudest’ festival of Cyprus returns ...

Where do you live? I am living with my husband in Athens in the northern suburbs. What did you have for breakfast? English breakfast Describe your perfect day To wake ...

By Katie Wright After winning The X-Factor: Celebrity at the end of 2019 and landing a deal with Simon Cowell’s record label, Megan McKenna was on the brink of taking ...

An unremarkable car, the Mazda Demio epitomises cheap and cheerful. But in Cyprus, there’s something unique about it finds Alix Norman There’s nothing special about the Mazda Demio. ...

Here in Prague, beer is cheaper than water. So it’s no wonder residents of the Czech Republic are the top consumers of beer in the world! At an average ...

He was the most popular royal of a younger generation. A prince who served in the British armed forces for over ten years and was promoted to British Army Major. ...

More than 3,200 confirmed monkeypox cases and one death were reported to the World Health Organization as part of the current outbreak. There is need for intensified surveillance in the broader ...

By Imy Brighty-Potts Ever noticed you leak a little bit of pee when you jump, or when you do squats at the gym? Some 30 per cent of women have had ...

From ancient Greece to modern-day life, island-hopping gives a flavour of what’s on offer in the Aegean Sea, says AINE FOX As the Aegean sea glistens and shimmers in ...

I enjoy trying different cuisines, flavours, and dishes from different parts of the world. However, finding truly authentic restaurants that are a decent representation of the cuisine they offer might ...

In an English Cypriot who has played alongside such stars as Angelina Jolie, THEO PANAYIDES meets a man who has enjoyed cult success, juggles several balls but finds himself not ...

Metallics are having a make-up moment, says SAM WYLIE-HARRIS If you’re not afraid to shine bright, the glitter make-up trend is for you. A little sparkle goes a long ...

Yoga practitioners and enthusiasts gathered at Paphos harbour this morning to celebrate International Yoga Day with a free yoga session organised by the High Commission of India in Cyprus, in ...

From miniskirt suits to pastel tones, PRUDENCE WADE picks out the best ways to wear tailoring this season Few things are as classic as a suit – and tailoring has come ...

With a new taste for all the family, street food is cheap accessible and enjoyable. And it is a growing trend in Cyprus finds ALIX NORMAN Gone are the days ...

Global airlines battered by COVID-19 seem confident of narrowing their losses and went on the offensive at an industry summit in Qatar, criticising governments and airports over their handling of ...