​ANNA SELBY

Havana's most famous nightclub - Las Vegas can only weep.

From Venice to Mantua is a short drive. On board La Bella Vita it takes a whole glorious week.

Sailing in Arabia starting in Oman (surely one of the world's most beautiful countries) and on to the glitter of the Gulf.

There's an awful lot of wood in Russia from silver birch forests to entire cathedrals to the gilded version in St Petersburg palaces.

A circumnavigation of the island of Iceland with puffins, geysers, miniature horses, whales and a hurricane!

Can't get enough of Strictly? Learn to dance with the professionals on board ship.

How to treat your Mum on Mother's Day - my suggestions for a trip to remember.

Cruising around the gorgeous Italian coast - a few suggestions for top trips.

Three weeks in the Adriatic - but can Dubrovnik top Venice?

Pre-Christmas treat - it's a hard choice between music, shopping and gluwein.

New Year on the high seas or more likely in port watching the fireworks.

Walking on water? Almost. The Ramblers Association joins forces with Fred Olsen.

Northern lights, geysers, lava fields and being dive bombed by Arctic terns.

An extensive Caribbean cruise where I discover my inner George Forby (surely not?).

From Cairo to Aswan, this is one of the world's most astonishing rivers with highlight sites all the way.

The highlands glow in the autumn light and it's cosy inside the floating boutique, Scottish Highlander barge.

Egypt is empty right now - you get to photograph the sphinx not the tourists.

1000 miles in seven days from the desert to forests 7000ft high - and the world's lowest motel room.

A couple of blocks from Central Park, across the road from Carnegie Hall, the Quin is an arts hotel - Chagall and George O'Keeffe stayed here and nowadays there are artists' salons and tickets to the ballet.

Eriska is an island to yourself. Unless you count the otters, seals and that golden eagle with its 2m wing span.

Over a weekend in the heart of England I discover how to shop (with a chef) and the secret of the perfect boiled egg.

Filled with the scent of orange blossom, spring comes early to the cities of Andalusia. And they have everything - the most beautiful Islamic architecture, flamenco and Carmen's cigarette factory.

Forget the argument between the beautiful and the sublime - here you'll find both. With fjords, trolls and a guide called Odd.

La Mamounia is the grandaddy of them all when it comes to Marrakech hotels. Churchill used to paint here and since De Gaulle came they've made the beds extra long.

I did go to the ball! Here's how to do it from hiring the gown to learning the steps (not so easy) to navigating round the palace and breakfasting on wurst at 2am.

J K Rowling's staircase, pasties de nata, how the Brits invented port and where to meet the world's oldest film maker.

It's a classically (as in ancient Greece) cool atmosphere at the Anassa. Perfect if you're looking for privacy, gourmet cooking and edible gold leaf.

New developments in the Pacific islands.

More Pacific updates.

Luxury living in the Pacific.

Overlooking Lake Como is a spa with the most gorgeous views, and plenty of those little luxuries - handmade chocolates, massage rituals and lots of gold leaf.

A brand new concept, this itinerant spa roams the coast of GB in search of mindfulness, yoga and sea adventures.

An affordable spa on the Costa de la Luz, AMA is blessed with an adventurous director who also does a remarkably intuitive "facial."

A spa that really delivers! Lose weight, gain energy, bathe in thermal waters, go Nordic walking and learn to juice fast.

A subterranean London day spa, enlivened by Roman murals,jasmine-scented air, bronze statuary and a beach of Himalayan salt.

This is a ver upmarket spa surrounded with - as its name suggests - quite beautiful oriental gardens. A stone's throw from Benidorm!

How many boxes can one spa tick? How about families, skiing and a huge spa programme? Also the first time I've ridden a bicycle in a sauna...

This beautiful Italian spa rather surprisingly specialises in Classical Chinese Medicine. Boost your Qi and experience CCM-inspired health and beauty treatments.

A day spa in deepest Chelsea with a Malaysian ethos in the grand Victorian buildings of the Cadogan Estate. Lush products with Malaysian ingredients –- hibiscus, coconut, candlenut and papaya.

Royal Mansour is an idealised version of Marrakech, within the city's own walls. Enjoy a riad of your own, a sap like a giant white birdcage and the real hammam experience.

Fancy a day at the seaside? Try out Brighton's jewel box of a spa. Don't expect your usual massage - these are based on chakras and there's a lot of intuitive healing.

A ski resort close enough for an easy long weekend, the Tatra Mountains in Slovakia are also home to the Grand Kempinski Hotel.The spa is super-luxe (everything's marble) with a bar - veggie juice or Louis Roederer - your choice.

Celtic glamour with a Michelin-starred restaurant and a holistic wellness centre that left my head spinning.

Two restaurants with three Michelin stars between them, a spa with designs by Karl Lagerfeld and Gwyneth's foot specialist.

You're never going to lose weight in Vienna (all that sacher torte) but you can relax. Therapists a la carte at the rooftop Ring Hotel spa.

Rasul mud and precious stones - feel a million dollars by Wordsworth's favourite lakeland spot.

An extraordinary spa - a place of fantasy and vision. Be sure to book the Roman spa to yourself - the closest to the original you'll find.

A spa with a surf school attached on one of Cornwall's finest beaches. Go for long walks over the headlands (the hotel will provide a picnic) and take your dog.

A hand-made kind of spa with the emphasis on yoga and meditation and very healthy local, seasonal food, mostly vegetarian. Chilled-out detox.

The architect's spa - and a national monument in Switzerland. Design is all here. The thermal spa has no clocks, no plans - meander through and slow down time.

The perfect winter destination - sun guaranteed. Two spas in the desert lands of arty Scottsdale - with absolutely everything including aerial yoga.

Dental make-overs to tummy tucks - Malaysia is selling itself as a medical tourism hotspot.

A spa inside a Swiss mountain - all 500 square metres of it. Perfect for spa-skiers, its "private mountain" event in November gives you the slopes to yourself (snow provided!).

Eastern therapies under the Cyprus sun with a great spa restaurant and very family friendly ambience.

Family-run Vegan spa in a glorious courtyard setting. Long countryside walks, Chi Gung and not a pizza in sight.

A real family spa where you can live in a treehouse in the woods. Thermal waters (for drinking and bathing) ensure a total detox between biking and bird watching.

Serious fitness training in glorious Cotswold surroundings with spa treatments designed to make you svelte and toned.

The Cure is all about detoxing and weight loss. Grape seeds scrubs, cotton buds up your nose and plenty of Epsom salts.

Deluxe detox in glorious surroundings - plus perfect skiing. No sacrifices needed and big results on weight loss, BMI and biological age.

Serious yoga bunnies and total beginners mix up in a cosy Spanish setting for veggie detox.

Cornish seaside cool hotel - blowing away the city cobwebs and stress in equal measure.

The full panchakarma - Ayurvedic detox in the Austrian mountains. It works for the mind as much as the body.

Four artists in a joint exhibition at Highlicliffe Castle in Dorset.

Shopping in Italy's fashion mecca.

The remarkable cure produced by the Dead Sea.

Biontology, cupping and prosecco in Verona.

Haute cuisine in Utah including the rattlesnake patties.

The wild men of Borneo - better known as orang utans - in the Sabah jungle.

Just like R L Stevenson, I walk with my donkey, Gatino, through Arcadia and mountain thunderstorms.

Turn a spade in Utah and you'll find a dinosaur bone - millions of them.

There's more to breeding winners for the Kentucky Derby than you think. What about their love life?

All the world's a stage.pdf

Boys will be boys.pdf

Art of being brilliant.pdf

Guiding our girls.pdf

Gateway for the gifted.pdf

Secret Societies.pdf

Rise of the Mixed Sixth.pdf

Maths at Prep.pdf

Value Added - Upping the Ante.pdf

New Teaching Methods.pdf

A* All The Way.pdf

Testing Times.pdf

The Mighty 20%.pdf

Country Education.pdf

An intro to the country for children including the geography, the culture and the food.

The great Victorian baker, Allinson's, guide to living a long and healthy life.

My first health plan book covering 28 days of nutrition, exercise, relaxation and more.

A guide for mothers-to-be on how to healthy, reduce back pain and plan for a good birth.

How to take a moment to relax at home, at work, even if you have just a few minutes.

My first book and the first-ever Pilates-based exercise book - the publishers had never heard of him though so didn't want his name on the cover....

An intro to juicing, the benefits and how to juice fast.

One of my passions is opera. This is a guide to the great operas and great composers and everything you need to know to get you started as an opera buff!

A history of food, both culinary and social from the ancient Egyptians to the present day. Roast swan, anyone?

The chakras are linked by energy channels running through the body. How to maximise your energy through exercise and meditation.

What to eat, when to eat it, with what and a few things you should simply never touch!

Ayurveda is the ancient Indian path to health. Are you pitta, vata or kappa? What should you eat, where should you live, how should you exercise?

Nothing is better than Pilates when it comes to working the core. Result? Stomach flat as a pancake!

An introduction for children to four of the main countries in South America - Argentina, Paraguay, Chile and Uruguay.

A guide to makers' marks on china, gold, silver and pewter - after a stint on the Antiques Roadshow!

A guide to the oils and massage techniques of aromatherapy.

Water to drink and what it does for your body, plus water therapies.

How to create spa-like therapies in your own home.

25 super foods plus recipes and how to use them for optimum health.

A staged programme for developing your strength - especially the core.

An introduction to Chinese herbalism, how it works and how to use it now.

How the Victorians celebrated Christmas and how to recreate it, including recipes.

Three programmes (relaxing, detoxing, energising) where you can create spa results at home over a weekend.

A guide to overcoming back pain with Pilates techniques.

A guide to recreating ayurvedic techniques, diet and lifestyle in your own home.