Sometimes a hotel is just a place to sleep. Other times… it’s a pirate ship, a jungle adventure, a Venetian palace or an entire fantasy world where leaving the building feels like a mistake. Across the world, some hotels have taken the idea of “amenities” and turned them into full-blown experiences — the kind where the hotel itself is the main attraction. Here are five amazing hotels that feel less like accommodation and more like theme parks with beds: 5. Atlantis The Palm I

Children across the Isle of Wight have been dressing up as their favourite literary characters to celebrate World Book Day today.

Mums will be able to travel for free on the Red Jet this Mother’s Day as part of a special offer from Red Funnel.

The Labour MP said he could not support a financial plan that includes £6 million of cuts to council services.

Thomas, who studies at the Royal College of Music in London, is widely regarded as one of the Island’s most promising young musicians.

Members of Nettlestone and Seaview Shed have raised funds for the Daisy Ring bus through the sale of their hand-crafted wooden gifts.

Year 7, 8 and 9 pupils took part in immersive sessions focused on Mandarin language and Chinese culture.

Sequels get a bad rap. Often they’re lazy cash-ins, rehashing ideas nobody wanted and reminding us why the original was special. But sometimes, a sequel sneaks up out of nowhere, exceeds all expectations, and becomes something truly memorable — even if no one was asking for it in the first place. Here are five sequels that stunned audiences by being surprisingly brilliant. 5. Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991) The original Terminator was already a cult classic — gritty, tense,