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Inside the original bedlam asylum

Opened in 1247, London's oldest psychiatric hospital was dubbed "bedlam". Now you can see what the haunting real-life conditions were inside.

Google blurs cow's face for privacy

Google has admitted its face-blurring technology may have been "a little overzealous" after blurring a cow's face for privacy.

Pregnant woman loses baby after attack

The woman, who witnesses said was Middle Eastern in appearance, was kicked in the stomach in a racist attack and a man was assaulted.

Fury over $630 million Brexit 'lie'

Brexit backers have quietly dropped a slogan printed on a bus during the campaign, but others aren't willing to let them forget.

Hotspots in London: Food for thought

Morito Hackney Rd is the third restaurant from chef owners Sam and Sam Clark, who already run two very successful venues in Exmouth, Moro and Morito.

Why 60 Minutes journo has gone to dogs

Former television presenter Sarah Hall explains why her business is solving a problem for dog owners.

British traditions are under threat

British laws and traditions such as Christmas are under threat and must be vigorously upheld to stop ethnic segregation dividing society, according to a review.

Jeremy Clarkson blows up house

Jeremy Clarkson has made way for his new six-bedroom "gentrified" home in the Cotswolds by blowing up his old $7.24 million farmhouse.

Pilot dies after delayed treatment

A former Concorde pilot died from deep vein thrombosis after being medically assessed two-and-a-half hours after admission.

Man dies swimming the English Channel

A British cross-channel swimmer has died just a mile short of reaching France.

Room check: Lewtrenchard Manor, Devon

Xenia Taliotis stays at a Jacobean beauty in the southwest of England.

Teen took own life fearing racist label

A teenage girl took her own life after fearing she would be called racist after a photo of her with darkened skin and a headscarf was shared online.

'10,000 illegal migrants' getting to UK each year

About 200 migrants from the Calais area are being smuggled into Britain in trucks each week, French officials and security sources said.

Gold, gemstones piling up in Singapore

Gold, silver and gems in the vaults of Malca-Amit in Singapore has jumped almost 90 per cent.

Elderly couple die after car reverses into lake

An elderly couple who died after their car into a lake may have hit the water because the driver accidentally hit the reverse pedal.

Splendid isolation in the Inner Hebrides

Fortified by bacon, beer and stoicism, Tom Hodgkinson sets off in the footsteps of JM Barrie to Eilean Shona.

Wrongly accused trio kicked off flight

Three British siblings were removed from an easyJet flight after fellow passengers wrongly accused them of "reading ISIS material".

British pick up 'cheeky' Brexit story

The Herald's coverage of the increase in Brits interested in moving to New Zealand since Brexit has been labelled 'cheeky' by the Telegraph.