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Doubt cast over breaking of light-speed
The scientists who announced they had recorded subatomic particles breaking the speed of light last year have found a small problem.
The people of Provence, France
The colourful people of Provence offer a glimpse into the idyllic nature of country living. Photographs by Babiche Martens.
Provence: Life at snail pace
The colourful people of Provence offer a glimpse into the idyllic nature of country living, Natalie Evans-Freke writes.
London: High tea at The Ritz
For a spot of aristocratic indulgence, look no further than high tea at this London icon.
World shares up as Greek rescue imminent
World shares advanced overnight amid expectations a deal on Greece's second financial rescue was imminent and that China was moving to increase liquidity at its banks.
'The bike path is shite' -Tamaki Drive's deadly course (+ crash map)
Sarah Payne knows exactly where her best friend, Jane Bishop, made the fateful decision...
Mycenae, Greece
Legend has it that the 3000-year-old fortress of Mycenae - site of the romance between Helen and Paris - was founded by the hero Perseus and that he hired the Cyclops, the awful one-eyed giants, to build it.
Mycenae: Fortress steeped in ancient horrors
Dynastic infighting left its mark at ancient Mycenae. Today, the brooding mood remains, writes Jim Eagles.
Adele 'too fat' says fashion mogul Karl Lagerfeld
Loose-lipped fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld insults British singer Adele, dubbing her "a little too fat."
England: Royal jousting at Blenheim Palace
Britain's historic Blenheim Palace is the ideal setting for a medieval jousting tournament, writes Jim Eagles.
Jousting at Blenheim Palace, Oxfordshire
Medieval jousting tournaments are regularly throughout the year at this most imperial place.