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Louis Vuitton: Where the boom never ends
As the world's most famous luggage brand opens a landmark store in London, Patrick-Louis Vuitton shares why we love LV so.
Bumblebees die before rescue mission to UK
Hand-picked NZ bumblebees waiting to be sent to Britain on a pollination "rescue mission" have died in captivity.
For sale: High altar of 70s rock
The Manor, high altar of 1970s rock and birthplace of the legendary album Tubular Bells, has been put up for sale.
UK massacre: A lesson in sibling rivalry
"Rightly or wrongly, and we all think wrongly, Derrick thought his brother was out to get him," a friend of the Bird family says.
British scientists begin project to search for life on Mars
British scientists have started an ambitious project aimed at searching for signs of extraterrestrial life on Mars.
UK gunman killed 10 in an hour, police believe
Derrick Bird, the gunman who shot dead 12 people in a rampage in Cumbria, killed 10 of his victims in less than an hour, UK police believe.
The grudges that drove Derrick Bird over the edge
David Bird had no time to react to his brother's final visit before he was shot in the head at pointblank range.
Family feud may have sparked massacre
A family row over a disputed will may have triggered the massacre of 12 people, with the British shooter's twin brother and family solicitor among the victims.
To Hull and back - by electric car
Yorkshire is attempting to reduce its footprint by promoting a greener way of travel.
Children who eat a Mediterranean diet less prone to asthma
Children who eat a diet rich in fruit, vegetables and fish have a lower risk of asthma and wheezing, researchers in Europe have found.
'You won't see me again,' alleged gunman told friend
What compelled an outwardly normal man who was polite and friendly to those in his community to unleash one of Britain's deadliest killing sprees?
UK taxi driver guns down 12, then himself
A local newspaper has reported that Derrick Bird killed his twin brother David before embarking on his murderous rampage in a nearby town.
Soccer: Ryan Nelsen answers your World Cup questions
"Most of my teammates read comic books and would not even know what political science means", says political science scholar Ryan Nelsen.
<i>Rebecca Barry:</i> Time for some culture - High Street it is
Crowds, bad music and queues aside, you could almost say shopping in London is fun. Almost.
McQueen's right-hand woman inherits his empire
The late designer's assistant Sarah Burton has been named creative director of the Alexander McQueen label.
Devon: Clued-up for Christie country trip
Kevin Pilley follows in the footsteps of the creator of genteel supersleuth Miss Marple.
Britain: Ten-year-old schoolboys convicted of attempted rape
A pair of primary school boys yesterday became two of the youngest sex offenders in Britain after being found guilty of the attempted rape of an eight-year-old girl.
Britain: Urgent reforms demanded after election night chaos
A scathing assessment of the British polling day chaos has found more than 1,000 voters were prevented from casting their ballot.
UK police confirm NZ man's body found
London police have confirmed a body recovered from the River Thames is that of missing New Zealander Johnny Sleigh.
What's up, Doc? Britain's favourite boot at 50
Their fans range from skinheads to fashion models - and more than 100 million pairs have been sold worldwide since they made their debut. Ralph Miller and Susie Mesure salute Dr Martens boots as they celebrate their half-century.
Body found in UK river could be missing Kiwi
London police have found a body in the Thames River, which could be that of missing New Zealander Johnny Sleigh.