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Isle of Wight: A walk through fossil country
A bucket and spade are handy for more than just building sandcastles on the Isle of Wight.

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.

Durham: You're never too old to party
Durham is celebrating 25 years on the Unesco World Heritage list. Sarah Barrell offers some sightseeing ideas.

Duchess of Cambridge tops fashion mag's best-dressed list
The 29-year-old who married Prince William in April is the queen of British fashion, according to UK style magazine Harper's Bazaar.

Harper's Bazaar UK's top five best-dressed people
See who's joined the Duchess of Cambridge on the style magazine's best-dressed list for 2011.

Yoga an effective treatment for back pain, study finds
It would seem that the ancient practice of yoga really does work - and it could be even better than going to the doctor.

England: Diver who saved a cathedral
Jim Eagles visits a piece of British history and finds out how its unlikely saviour spent five years rescuing it from ruin in a swamp.

Winchester Cathedral
Winchester Cathedral is a repository for many treasures of early British history and was saved from sinking into the surrounding marshlands by diver William Walker, whose statue stands outside amongst those of ancient bishops.

Don't miss: Winter Wonderland, Hyde Park
Winter Wonderland offers a dazzling combination of fairground rides and attractions.

New tax on flight upgrades
Passengers who upgrade to business class for flights out of London will have to fork out an extra $160 under a new tax.

Male succession, Catholic marriage rules dropped
Female members of the Royal Family are to be given equality with men in the rules of succession.

Living longer is all in the genes
Advances in genetic science could see future generations of people living free of disease well into old age.