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Jersey: A taste of the Mediterranean in Britain
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With beaches galore and a Continental climate, Jersey offers a reminder of how English family holidays used to be says CLAIR BUSSEY

Channel Islands: Jersey serves up and ace break
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As Rafael Nadal bids to win his second Wimbledon title today, WILL HIDE heads to Jersey to hone his tennis skills and discover what other attractions the idyllic island has to offer

Channel Islands: A touch of Jersey chic
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Boutique hotels, trendy bistros and tasty seafood. LOUISE RODDON finds Jersey, a small Channel Island, that's now thinking big

Blooming wonderful
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THERE'S more to rural Cheshire than Tatton Park. The country's Year of Gardens is an attempt to highlight some of its many lesser-known green attractions, reports Lee Karen Stow…

Get away from it all by following the herd
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WITH the credit crunch and strengthening euro, record numbers are set to holiday at home this summer.

Jersey: Udderley Perfect!
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FAMOUS for cows, cream and Bergerac, Jersey is fast becoming a trendy new hotspot in its own right.

Russell Grant’s Astro travel guide to Jersey
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JERSEY'S sumptuous fare makes our travel astrologer Russell Grant go all starry-eyed over the Channel Island’s tasty food.

Greetings from St Ouen’s Bay
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SAND yachting, kite surfing, wake boarding, flying a kite or riding a horse, running, sand castling, rock pooling, or just plain surfing or swimming (but watch the flags – there can be rip tides), the five-mile sands of St Ouen’s Bay, on the west coast of Jersey, are the absolute numero uno of sporting beaches in the Channel Islands.

Warm to a new Jersey
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THE largest Channel Island is famous for tax exiles and Norman connections but, as Rebecca Ford finds out, it is transforming itself into a sleek and very modern hot spot

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