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• Armathwaite Hall: Take a plunge in the Lake District for a mind-cleansing escape

  The Lake District is renowned for its unparalleled beauty and mystique, and Armathwaite Hall epitomises both of these things. Located in the North of the district, the stately home is nestled among woodlands that circle the tip of Bassenthwaite Lake. Beyond being a magnificent manor, the residence may be the perfect base from which to venture into nearby waters and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding peaks.

• Joe Biden humiliated over Iran policy as US President helping 'Tehran's nuclear advance'

  Iran’s leadership is weighing up its options after efforts to revive the 2015 nuclear deal, which aimed to stop it making a nuclear bomb, reached a crucial point this week. On Monday, the EU gave Iran and the US the “final text” to rescue the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action , which was abandoned in 2018 by then President Donald Trump, who instead opted for a “maximum pressure” sanctions campaign against the Middle Eastern nation. The landmark agreement was signed by the US, Iran, Germany, France, the UK, Russia and China.

• Man Utd 'offer' Barcelona first-choice star as part of swap deal in fresh transfer talks

  Manchester United are in talks with Barcelona over a second player this summer amid their ongoing pursuit of Frenkie de Jong, according to reports in Spain. Erik ten Hag is looking to sign Blaugrana defender Sergino Dest and would be willing to send current first-choice right-back Diogo Dalot the other way to seal a deal.

• Simon Jordan and Gary Neville finally agree as Man Utd hero gets Chelsea transfer backing

  Simon Jordan agrees with Gary Neville that Chelsea beating Manchester United to the signing of Frenkie de Jong would be embarrassing. Chelsea are now strongly linked with De Jong, who has been United's top midfield target throughout the summer.

• Grandma loses huge 12 stone in just months with easy diet changes - 'nothing drastic!'

  Wanting to be the "best Nana ever" to her grandchildren and healthy enough to take them anywhere, Alison decided to change her diet and lifestyle in order to lose weight. In just 18 months, she lost a whopping 12 stone.

• Prince Harry and Meghan Markle security threats 'intercepted' during UK Jubilee visit

  Omid Scobie made the claim as he discussed the Duke of Sussex's legal battle to pay for police protection for his family while in the UK. The Finding Freedom co-author insisted Harry's "fears aren’t rooted in paranoia".

• Man Utd have 'offered' Adrien Rabiot less than Donny van de Beek and Lisandro Martinez

  Manchester United have reportedly offered Juventus midfielder Adrien Rabiot a yearly salary of around £6million to come to Old Trafford. The wage is believed to be lower than that of former Ajax stars Donny van de Beek and Lisandro Martinez and as such the player’s agent, his mother Veronique, is holding out for a higher fee.

• Indiana Jones 5 ‘fast and badass’ – Harrison Ford, 80, ‘best type of crazy’ shares co-star

  It will have been 15 years since the last Indiana Jones movie was released when the fifth instalment hits cinemas next year. Harrison Ford, who turned 80 years old this summer is back in a blockbuster set in 1969 after the Moon Landing. Meanwhile, set photos from a year ago captured actors dressed as Nazis, suggesting a flashback or possibly even time travel is at play.

• Man Utd identify David de Gea 'replacement' as move for Premier League keeper planned

  Manchester United will push to sign a new goalkeeper in the final three weeks of the summer transfer window after increasing their budget for the position. The Red Devils have intensified their search for competition for David de Gea and have identified Premier League goalkeeper Illan Meslier as a potential option.

• Nature will recover but will The Blob? asks FREDERICK FORSYTH

  Thus you may be assured the rains will come, the lakes will re-fill, the rivers will flow and the grass will return to green. Nature will recover. The agencies that have failed disastrously these past two years are the human ones and I see no signs of recovery.

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