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Daniel Craig could star in five more Bond movies
Daniel Craig's licence to kill won't be expiring anytime soon - not if a James Bond producer has his way.
Stonehenge mystery finally solved?
For centuries, scientists and historians have argued over why Stonehenge was built and, even more puzzlingly, how.
Bamburgh Castle: Guardian of England's north
Dana Johannsen visits a living piece of Northumberland history that vanquishes all traces of castle fatigue.
Don't miss: Titanic Exhibition
Titanic and Liverpool: The Untold Story opens at Merseyside Maritime Museum in time for the 100th anniversary of the sinking.
England's Hawk Conservancy Trust
This charitable trust, in the south of England, is home to eagles, owls, hawks, vultures and pretty much any other bird of prey you can imagine.
England: Day of the (big) birds
Jim Eagles visits a sanctuary for birds of prey in the south of England.
Wedding law forces change to cruise ships' registered port
Cunard is moving into the wedding business itself by allowing couples to marry at sea on board its liners.
The world's most boring conference
The organiser of a gathering dedicated to the delights of the mundane is worried it is in danger of being too interesting.
Britain's first student-run hotel to offer four-star service
Students from the age of 18 will have the chance to gain a degree while working in a fully operational hotel.
Durham, England
Durham, in England's northeast, celebrated 25 years of being on the Unesco World Heritage list in 2011. Click through our gallery for some ideas about what to see if you visit the area.