Why white dress is perfect summer staple
By Prudence Wade A knock-out white dress is often at the centre of a major fashion moment. Whether it’s Marilyn Monroe standing over a grate...
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Getting through the lockdown: puppy, and cat, love
Pet owners get perks. Decreased levels of stress, an improved immune system, and lower cholesterol are all among the proven benefits of having an animal...
Eight rules for maintaining proper nutrition during quarantine
Many people ask why should they have to eat healthily with the ongoing pandemic? Shouldn’t we just wait it out at home? These are all...
Centenary celebrations for Suzuki and Mazda
2020 is Suzuki’s 100th anniversary, with Michio Suzuki having first started in business in March 1920 with the manufacture of textile looms. These became more...
A minute with Valerie Stavrou Singer, songwriter, music producer
Where do you live? Berlin, Germany What did you have for breakfast? Coffee Describe your perfect day. I would say a sunny day at a...
‘Making a meal is an act of self-care’
Actor and Celebrity MasterChef winner John Partridge shares his culinary journey of recovery and grief with JENNY STALLARD Paying tribute to your mum when you...
Whats Eaten Where: Manila
Right at the other end of the isolation scale than how we have been existing for the last few weeks we’ve got the conurbation of...
Time to appreciate South America’s underrated animal hero
By Sarah Marshall It’s hard to pinpoint the origins of South America’s most misunderstood mammal. Clues lay buried beneath 15 million years of dusty, opaque...
Urban enthusiasts plan to turn the island’s roofs green
Urban rooftop gardens. Three words you don’t often hear together in Cyprus but they are what a collective of sustainability and urbanity enthusiasts going by...
Peyia expat combines local politics and spiritual matters
Backed into politics after spending her middle age in Peyia, THEO PANAYIDES meets a town councillor who ended up in Cyprus after travelling the world...
Homeless for a day: donate used books to raise awareness
We often focus on the negatives as news travel much faster these days, yet in any situation, there are glimpses of light. Companies and universities...
Could cold showers transform your morning routine?
By Liz Connor Imagine if the tools you needed to beat stress, sleep better and recover faster weren’t packaged up in an expensive app or...
Turkish Cypriot guitar virtuoso is living the dream
I can imagine this scene so well. The year is 1972 and an 18-year-old Turkish Cypriot boy watches TV at his uncle’s house in Harringay,...
Eco-friendly and chic, raffia is taking over fashion
By Prudence Wade A lot of fashion’s power lies in escapism. Telling a story through your clothes, or transporting you somewhere else – and in...
Analogue photographers rebelling against the rejection of the old
Remember your old point and shoot? Loading the film, manually winding it (that satisfying ‘click’), taking the negatives to the shop, and waiting on tenterhooks...
Toyota passes 15m hybrid electric vehicle global sales
Toyota has sold more than 15 million hybrid electric vehicles worldwide since the Prius was first launched in 1997. Today in Europe, sales of HEVs...
Ford delivering safe working environment
Ford is producing face masks in the UK and face shields at other Ford sites in Europe as part of initiatives to deliver a safe...
A minute with Andreana Lemonari Pole Dance Artist
Where do you live? In a small apartment in Nicosia, Cyprus. What did you have for breakfast? Tea and bread with forest fruits jam. Describe...
Ainsley Harriott: ‘The Med felt close to home’
By Lauren Taylor Has there ever been a happier man on TV? Ainsley Harriott, with his broad smile and infectious laugh, was a mainstay in...
We can all help one another in times like these
Dr Vasilios Silivistris The outbreak of the coronavirus COVID-19 has impacted people in varying ways on an international scale. It is understandable that during times...
