England and Wales yesterday became the first countries in the world to release street-by-street information on crime.

Pamela Wade gets swept up in the magic of a game that unifies a nation.

Pam Neville goes on the hunt for Kiwi kai and decent flat whites in the British capital.

Where to find good coffee and Kiwi kai in London.

Checking your rental car for scratches before you depart on a journey can be tiring - but Alex Robertson has a solution.

Technical advances help windsurfing company chase overseas sales.

The eerie 'Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe' reflects the insanity of Nazi brutality in its alienating architecture, writes Chris Barton.

A study of the benefits of relationships has confirmed a truth that many have long held to be self evident: marriage is good for you.

Power elite look down on the rest of us, but they still want to be admired. Well, tough.

The charity campaigner - who was accepted on to the British Disabled Ski Team last month - sustained an injury to her leg when skiing at 100 kilometres per hour during a 24-hour race.

A fake NZ doctor hailed as a hero after London's 2005 bombing lied about her role in helping the victims, an inquest has been told.

The 15-year-old was repeatedly stabbed and left to die on the floor of a London tube station during rush-hour, a UK court has heard.

Cocoa prices shot up this week after the Ivory Coast said it was contemplating an export ban.

Talent agencies in the UK are scrambling to find decent lookalikes for Prince William to keep up with the surge in demand.

A calculated risk can pay dividends, and where fashion shows are concerned, Thom Browne is a sure thing.

The human nose contains roughly 400 olfactory receptors, but no two people have the same sense of smell.

Belgrade makes a point of living its past every day, writes Brett Atkinson.

Tasting wine that you can't afford is one of the pleasures of the job. It doesn't happen often but it's usually a joyous and memorable occasion when it does.

Easy luxury is at the heart of a Lanvin collection but there was something almost stern in a knee-length coat tied tightly at the waist.

The reign of the kilo as we know it may be about to come to an end.

The Dublin political world was in ferment yesterday as the junior partner in the doomed administration pulled its ministers out of government.

Hop to it - the Year of the Rabbit is almost here. Karyn Scherer goes seeking guidance on what's in our stars.

Decadent, creamy and delicious, cheesecake has been tempting diners for centuries.