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\u201cWe were all pretty bereft when they left. It was a bit weird no longer being chaperoned through the village.\u201d The cosy little cafe promises \u201cfresh, local, seasonal dishes that quietly look after your gut\u201d, and as I bite into the gloriously fresh, punchy and soulful mouthful of kimchi pancake, it\u2019s like I finally know what healthy eating tastes like \u2013 and it\u2019s delicious.<\/p>\n

I have to wrestle the freshly made carrot and ginger juice from my daughter just to have a taste, it\u2019s that good. The oldest part of The Wobbly Badger dates back to the 14th century, and as well as providing a delicious pit stop, it\u2019s worth lingering on the street outside. After all, this is the property they used for the home of Agnes and William in the film.<\/p>\n

You can regularly see her popping in and out of the front door. All too soon the sun was setting, and we made our way to our accommodation for the night. The Gables Guest House sits in the heart of Weobley and is an absolutely stunning late 14th century property.<\/p>\n

We enjoyed the sumptuous aesthetic it offered us, from beautiful open beams to stunning locally-made four-poster beds \u2013 it allowed us to slip back and imagine what life might have been like a few hundred years ago. We weren\u2019t the only ones taken by the rooms \u2013 owner David Williams gave us a tour around the rooms the production crew booked to transform into dressing rooms for the movie.<\/p>\n

Given we were on a Hamnet-inspired trip, we decided it was only right that we popped into the Unicorn Inn for tea. The pub at the top of the village was well frequented by cast and crew during filming, and it\u2019s easy to see why. Like every other local we had met so far, we had a warm welcome. And the interiors were rich and old-worldly, I could almost imagine tucking into my steak and ale pie by candlelight, a fire roaring in the corner.<\/p>\n

It was a treat to not only explore a part of the world I\u2019d never had a chance to visit, but also to be cast back in time to Elizabethan England. Weobley has everything any intrepid explorer of Britain\u2019s best-kept secrets needs \u2013 from history to culture to creativity to stunning landscapes. I really can\u2019t wait to go back for more. Museum. \u201cThey closed off the streets while they were filming, but in the evenings we would all wander down and have a look and immerse ourselves in the world they\u2019d created.<\/p>\n

It was quite a magical experience. The last day of filming was the only time we were allowed to come and watch, that was the day they filmed the flood scene.\u201d<\/p>\n

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\u00bbPM vows to battle on after \u2018disappointing\u2019 loss to Greens \u00bbStarmer told to \u2018be braver\u2019 to reverse slide in the polls LABOUR BY-ELECTION BLOW BY LIZZY BUCHAN Political Editor Brit girls\u2019 big night 26 Olivia Dean; above right, Raye and Lola Young FULL STORY: P4,5,6,7 Greens\u2019 Hannah Spencer KEIR Starmer vowed to keep fighting for change after the Green Party stunned Labour in a crucial by-election. Labour lost a 13,000 majority to come third behind the Greens\u2019 Hannah Spencer and Reform in Gorton and Denton, Greater Manchester.<\/p>\n

Former Deputy PM Angela Rayner called it a \u201cwake-up call\u201d and said: \u201cWe have to be braver. It\u2019s time to listen.\u201d The Prime Minister called the defeat \u201cdisappointing\u201d but vowed: \u201cI will keep on fighting as long as I\u2019ve got breath in my body.\u201d Saturday, February 28, 20 FREE Valid on ALL sport Bet 18+ only. Terms apply. R \u00a32 SEE PAGE 35 with E E RE R 2 SHOP BET Great extras INSIDE4 SEE PAGES 18&19 F BRITAIN UP C r \u2019 BY LIZZY BUCHAN Po F KEIR Starmer vow for change after stunned Labour in a Labour lost a 13,0 third behind the Gre and Reform in Gorto Manchester.<\/p>\n

Forme Rayner called it a \u201cw \u201cWe have to be brave The Prime Minis \u201cdisappointin keep on f got br Keir Starmer yesterday E-EDITION DM1ST mirror.co.uk DM1ST SATURDAY 28.02.2026 DAILY MIRROR 3 Kit\u2019s back in fashion Kendall earns her stripes as she channels football great Rush in new Adidas gear Kendall Jenner with her sisters Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner Ian Rush plays for Liverpool in 1992\/3 season BY JAMIE DOWNHAM KOP a load of Kendall Jenner\u2019s new kit \u2013 she looks like she\u2019s paying tribute to Liverpool FC legend Ian Rush.<\/p>\n

The supermodel, 30, posed in a red Adidas outfit that looked just like the Reds\u2019 kit from the early 90s \u2013 right down to the tiny shorts. Kendall, the face of the Adidas Superstar range, wore a red zip-up top with the brand\u2019s famous three stripes emblazoned in white across the shoulder.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s a strikingly similar design to Liverpool\u2019s shirts between 1991 and 1994 \u2013 albeit with the club\u2019s sponsor Carlsberg wisely omitted. CAMPAIGN In 2017, Kendall became the world\u2019s highest- paid model, while Welsh striker Rush, 64, remains Liverpool\u2019s top goalscorer, netting 346 times in all competitions. Kendall, whose sisters are reality TV stars Kim, Kourtney and Khloe Kardashian and Kylie Jenner, was named as one of six celebs fronting the new Adidas campaign. She appears alongside Barcelona footballer Lamine Yamal, rapper Baby Keem, basketball player James Harden, skateboarder Tyshawn Jones and singer Olivia Dean, who is performing at tonight\u2019s Brits.<\/p>\n

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