Sometime in the nineties my husband and I spent a few days in a farmhouse just outside Oxford, England, as guests of friends he'd made when studying at the University of Oxford years earlier. It was an idyllic, quintessentially English time
Rapper Snoop Dogg is set to perform at Kate Moss' July 2 wedding to rocker Jamie Hince.
Never give up has been this successful writer's mantra.
The 12-hour global telethon to raise money for earthquake-hit Christchurch has now collected more than $1 million.
New Zealand have reclaimed the International Rugby Board's (IRB) world sevens series crown with a day to spare.
Claire and Michael Holloway tell Cate Foster why St Heliers was the place they wanted to live when they returned to Auckland after years in London.
Lily Allen has branded everyone involved with planning her wedding "c***s".
Morrissey has compared Queen Elizabeth to Libyan dictator Colonel Gaddafi.
It's foolish to rush into further commitments on cutting carbon emissions, writes Phil O'Reilly
Photos from Die!Die!Die!'s performance at The Great Escape festival in Brighton, England.
A vitamin pill available for a few pence in any local chemist's shop may have a bigger impact in extending the survival of cancer patients than drugs costing tens of thousands of pounds, says a leading cancer specialist.
Facebook tribute pages to Emily Longley were defaced with lewd photos and nasty...
Lady Gaga has submitted a bizarre rider requesting staff speak to her London accents.
British police have played down the role of a stalker as they investigate the death of Emily Longley, suggesting that she may have taken drugs that contributed to her death.
Kate Moss' wedding to Jamie Hince will be like a "small festival".
Some people are born happy, scientists say. Researchers have identified a "happiness gene" that makes people more likely to feel satisfied with their lives. Their sunny dispostion is an accident of birth, at least in part.
Speedboat ride recreates a famous James Bond chase scene, writes Rebecca Barry Hill.