The travel bug has a tendency of biting curious minds: Andrew’s wanderlust has led him to new adventures in the heat of the Dubai desert.

The life and work of Imperial College alumnus, Sir Michael Uren, is transforming life-changing research at his former university, and the lives of generations to come.

With a love of old buildings that started at college, what better place for Carmel to ply her architectural trade than the historic, cobbled streets of Bath.

Mark has the privilege of working with families’ most precious possessions every day. It’s a privilege he will never take for granted.

John has been practising iaido and karate for three decades. Their founding principles have been central to his success outside the world of martial arts.

When Darren injured his arm while working to renovate a house built into an old piano factory, it turned his life’s work on its head.

Every type of food you can imagine, otherworldly nightlife and an avant-garde art scene – Berlin’s cultural flair ticks all the boxes for Sharif.

They say the eyes are the window to the soul. For artist, Toby, this couldn’t be more true.

Lonely Planet describes Mashhad in northern Iran as ‘a city filled with stories’. Hasti’s is just one of them.