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WITH the rain in the UK seeming relentless, why not head somewhere next week with sunny weather and cheap flights?

Across the first half of next week, Tenerife in Spain will be hitting temperatures of up to 29C.

And you could fly out from Manchester this Sunday at 2:35pm arriving in Tenerife at 7:20pm, for £24 one way.

Or you could head off from Bristol Airport at 8:05am and arrive in Tenerife at 12:15pm on Sunday, for £23 one way.

If you are based near Leeds Airport, there are flights this Saturday and Sunday for £32 one way.

There’s also a flight from Newcastle Airport at 8:40am arriving in Tenerife at 1:30pm on Sunday, for £24 one way.

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If you are London-based, you can travel from London Stansted Airport for £31 one way on Monday.

When it comes to enjoying the sun on the island, Tenerife isn’t short of beaches to soak up some rays.

Rick Cosgrove, a local and a professional compere at many of the island’s bars, told Sun Travel: “I love both Puerto Colon and Fanabe beaches.

“These two coves are next to each other in Costa Adeje in the south of the island, and are ideal for beach lovers.

“Puerto Colon has a lot more going on, as it’s next to the marina and all sea excursions in the south tend to depart from here, so there is a plethora of bars, cafes and restaurants to serve your needs.

“If you find Puerto Colon too busy, then neighbouring mile-long Fanabe beach is a little more relaxed with quieter beach clubs along the edge.”

One of the beach clubs on Fanabe beach is Le Club, which is known for having live DJs and hosting watersports activities.

Nearby is also Aqualand Costa Adeje – a waterpark with kamikazes and twister racer slides.

The waterpark has even recently opened a new kids’ pool, splash tower and Pelican Bay, which is an area with waterslides, water arches and waterfalls.

Aqualand Costa Adeje costs £27.93 per person to visit.

Alternatively, you could head to Playa de las Vistas in Los Cristianos.

It’s a popular Blue Flag beach that stretches 850 metres long and is known for having clear and calm waters.

Then along the promenade are a number of restaurants, bars and shops to explore.

If you do fancy a bite to eat, then Rick recommends Chicagos.

He said: “It’s an American style sports bar serving ribs and burgers. (Burgers from £7.86 and ribs from £10.48)

“In Los Cristianos, The Star of Bengal does fantastic curries (mains from £6.99 and £2.62 pints), and the Mongolian BBQ Restaurant has an all-you-can-eat buffet that’s cooked in front of you, for around £13.10 per person.”

If you fancy heading to a quieter beach, then opt for Playa san Juan or Las Galletas beach.

Both feature black sand and are great for escaping the crowds.

And if you want to experience some of the local culture, make sure to head to La Laguna, which is a UNESCO-listed city with colonial architecture.

It’s located on the north side of the island and was created back in the 15th century.

Today, visitors can explore a number of churches and religious buildings in the Old Town.

If you’re more of an outdoorsy person, then head to Teide National Park, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with volcanic landscapes, lava fields and Mount Teide – the ideal spot for picturesque views of the island and stargazing.

There are many places you can stay on the island with availability for next week.

For example, you could stay at Hotel Regency Country Club for £136 a night for four people.

Or head to 4Dreams Hotel Chimisay for just £72 a night for four people.

For more inspiration on trips to the Canary Islands, Spain’s cheapest island has £169pp holidays – and it’s 23C.

Plus, there’s a tiny Spanish island yet to have mass tourism that is still hot in January with 20C highs and quiet beaches.

A must-watch new documentary series has just hit Netflix and it’s a must-watch for foodies

Netflix has just released a compelling documentary series that follows a globally renowned TV chef as he tackles the most formidable challenge of his professional life.

The fresh six-part series launched today (Wednesday, 18th February) is essential viewing this week for food lovers.

Not only will it leave you salivating over Michelin Star-calibre cuisine but it also provides unprecedented access to one of Britain’s most cherished culinary icons.

Being Gordon Ramsay tracks the Kitchen Nightmares star’s latest audacious venture: launching five distinctive dining experiences atop 22 Bishopsgate, amongst London’s loftiest skyscrapers.

Throughout the thrilling behind-the-scenes look at the pioneering food and beverage enterprise, audiences will also discover Gordon’s domestic life with his wife Tana and their six children, reports the Express.

The London-based celebrity, who also maintains properties in Cornwall and Los Angeles, divides his time between treasured moments with his family and the gruelling demands of his career both domestically and internationally.

Admirers of the celebrated chef will experience poignant scenes as Gordon farewells his daughter Tilly to culinary school and reconnects with his youngest children following weeks of separation, alongside touching and frequently amusing exchanges with the chef and his wife as they playfully quarrel during the taxing new undertaking and reflect on their formative years together.

Netflix’s synopsis for the six-episode series guarantees a “pulse-racing” experience as “pressures mount” on the A-list chef.

Audiences will also be moved by his candid conversations about “fame and parental guilt” before Gordon “turns up the heat” in the nail-biting finale.

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Within hours of its release, subscribers have already been championing Being Gordon Ramsay as they flock to watch the must-see new docuseries in their thousands.

One fan characterised the series as “Pressure. Passion. Perfection” on X, whilst another shared: “gordon ramsay chaos? i’m already hooked.”

Another posted: “Gordon going all-in on five restaurants at once with £20M of his own cash? This is gonna be absolute chaos… and I’m 100% here for it Already hitting play tonight.”

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“I will be there!” another user vowed, and someone else concurred: “Oh I will be sat!”

The series has also garnered favourable reviews from critics thus far, with The Telegraph labelling it “stressful” yet “surprisingly enjoyable”, adding it “puts the Beckhams to shame”.

Are you craving mouthwatering exclusive insight into the life of Britain’s leading chef? Netflix has certainly delivered this week.

Being Gordon Ramsay is available to stream on Netflix.