Staying In

Watch How to Get to Heaven from Belfast

If you loved Derry Girls (who didn’t?!), you’re in for a treat: a new eight-part Irish comedy penned by Lisa McGee is streaming on Netflix from today – but this time it comes with a slice of murder… Centring on three childhood friends now in their late thirties – Saoirse (Roísín Gallagher), Robyn (Sinéad Keenan) and Dara (Caoilfhionn Dunne) – How to Get to Heaven from Belfast opens with an email, informing the trio of the death of their childhood gang’s estranged fourth member, Greta (Natasha O’Keeffe). Desperate to find out exactly what happened to her, this kicks off a series of eerie events which takes the women on a dark and dangerously mysterious odyssey across Ireland, meeting a slew of new faces en route. But they are oh-so-familiar to us, of course: Michelle Fairley, Josh Finan and Emmett J. Scanlan all star – as does Derry Girls star Saoirse Monica Jackson. Watch on Netflix

Going Out

Send a Love Letter With Claridge’s x Montblanc

Left it a little late to send your love letters for Valentine’s Day? To celebrate the launch of Montblanc’s Meisterstück Romeo & Juliet collection, Claridge’s has transformed its Art Deco lobby into a ‘Poet’s Corner’, where British poet Charlie Child – Claridge’s first-ever Poet-in-Residence – is helping visitors to craft bespoke love notes straight from the heart. Guests can slip their missives into the reimagined Claridge’s & Montblanc Love Letter Box, posting passion to anywhere in the world free of charge. And those with multiple suitors need not worry, there’s no limit on the number of love notes one can send… or indeed a note-to-self is encouraged for single Londoners, too. There are surprise (spoiler alert) performances of Romeo & Juliet in the lobby if you time your visit right, too. 12 February from 2-4pm, 13 February from 3-5pm | Claridge’s Brook Street, Mayfair, London W1K 4HR. claridges.co.uk

Property Of The Day

Hidden in the hills of Es Cubells, Villa La Solana is a handsome finca offering privacy with Ibiza’s pleasures within easy reach. Tucked well away from the tourist hum, this whitewashed villa, crowned by a feature tower, reveals the island’s quieter register: provincial villages, venerable farmhouses and discreet sandy coves. Set amid gardens and a generous pool gazing over the countryside to the Mediterranean beyond, Villa La Solana is just one property in a diverse portfolio of exquisite villas, chalets and apartments in more than 30 destinations you could own a slice of when you join The Hideaways Club.

Find out more at thehideawaysclub.com

Little Luxury

Fed up of having to choose between pure ingredients and visible results when it comes to skincare? SAINT Jō can bring you both. The US-born brand has just launched in London, available exclusively at John Bell & Croyden, featuring five non-toxic, plant-based hero products (cleanser, two serums, moisturiser and facial oil) alongside two supplements. Our top pick is the Nourishing Facial Cleanser, which is powered by amino acids and glycerin and leaves your skin hydrated and balanced. £55, johnbellcroyden.co.uk

Competition Time

If you’re craving an escape to nature, here’s your chance to win a two-night stay at PAN – Norway’s award-winning forest sanctuary, including one breakfast and dinner.

Psssst…

Louis Theroux, Amanda Holden, Jamie Oliver, Tom Hiddleston and Ruth Jones are among the names rumoured for the second series of Celebrity Traitors (find more whispered stars here).

Whatever You Do, Don’t

Walk under a ladder tomorrow as it’s Friday 13th, a day often associated with bad luck. Although there’s no scientific evidence for the day’s cursed nature, research found nearly three-quarters of adults have suffered bad luck on a previous Friday 13th.