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It comes as something of a shock to learn that this clearly deeply silly film is directed by Ben Wheatley, the acclaimed director of leftfield horrors and black comedies like A Field in England and Free Fire. Evidently, he is hoping to make the same jump to the mainstream that Greta Gerwig achieved with Barbie.

The North Atlantic is also a key driver of extreme weather. High sea surface temperatures can fuel hurricanes, although whether the developing El Niño will exacerbate or dampen this effect over the next year remains to be seen. Further inland, the warmth of the North Atlantic is the most important factor behind the alternating cycle of drought and heavy rain in central Africa.

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I'd also suggest Richmond Palace. It was one of the palaces built by King Henry VII, who founded the Tudor dynasty, and it was particularly beloved by his granddaughter, Queen Elizabeth I. She called it her "warm box", because it had this quite sophisticated heated system – she always felt the cold. She loved Richmond, and, in her old age, she chose to die at Richmond. Like so many of the palaces, it fell prey to fire. But what you can see now is the rather splendid gate house; if you follow that through, there is a courtyard, and some of bricks from the palace were used in some of the houses.

As the winds continue to shape and shift this unique landscape, historians are hopeful that Bolonia will remain protected and keep revealing more of its secrets for future generations.

Scarpaleggi's recipe starts with a foundation of onion, celery and garlic, which are softened in extra virgin olive oil. White potatoes and pancetta are added, followed by water, tomatoes and a Parmigiano Reggiano rind. Scarpaleggia suggests cooking the potatoes until perfectly soft, checking their doneness by mashing the potatoes against the sides of the pot with a wooden spoon. If the potatoes can easily be mashed, they're done.

Following Covid and Brexit, Brits are coming back to Le Touquet, much to the relief of local business owners. But economics are just part of the ensuing pleasure at the return to the status quo. "There's this nice sort of side to English people coming and partying," Duhamel said. "You can feel it right away, when you're in a restaurant or a bar and they're there."