Europe's tallest Ferris wheel offers new views of a great city, writes David Leggat.

Winston Churchill is rightly remembered for leading Britain through her finest hour - but what if he also led the country through her most shameful hour?

In her latest novel, Fay Weldon has channelled her childhood experiences in New Zealand and some mischievous Maori ghosts. She spoke to Stephen Jewell.

The Kiwis will outlast the Brits in tomorrow night's Four Nations opener, writes Richie Barnett.

Steve Deane writes that the Kiwis have nowhere to hide in the Four Nations tournament - and fans expect results.

Boys will perform just as you expect them to, it seems. If you tell them they aren't as intelligent as girls and are less likely to do well in tests, that is exactly what will happen.

Charles Saatchi and Nigella Lawson have put their £36 million Chelsea home up for sale, due to noisy neighbours.

Kiwi coach Stephen Kearney has made some positional swaps and one change for Saturday's Four Nations opener against England.

Britain's most famous waterway is smelling sweeter these days.

He's in cinemas right now playing an FBI agent. But it's been his television turn as Mad Men's flawed but smouldering Don Draper that made Jon Ham a star - and helped elevate him to the sexiest man alive.

Black people '26 times more likely' than white people to be stopped and searched by British police.

Woe is England. Much woe, with captain Adrian Morley ruled out of the Four Nations with a torn bicep.

The story of seamstresses' fight for pay parity still resonates 40 years on, Stephen Jewell discovers.