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Eurostar unveils new train to reach further into Europe
Since Eurostar launched services between London and Paris in 1994, it has cornered the largest share of the richest travel market in Europe.
IMF: East won't make up for West
The IMF expects global growth to fall next year as the emerging economies which are leading the global recovery are unable to fully compensate for weaker demand in rich countries.
Paris Fashion week: Animal prints stalk the catwalk at Louis Vuitton
Marc Jacobs has long flirted with danger and it has yet to do him much harm.
Secrets of the story hunters
The Independent looks at a vanishing breed - the investigative journalist.
Hamill adds another silver to NZ tally
Jess Hamill added to New Zealand's medal tally overnight when she finished second in the parasport shot put.
Still crazy about Coco
A new book about Coco Chanel captures the spirit of the great designer. Here Viva explores how Chanel revolutionised women's fashion, and why, even 25 years after Karl Lagerfeld took over, the label remains as iconic as ever.
Singapore Airlines to offer in-flight web
The company will make the services available on Airbus A340-500s and A380s and Boeing's 777-300ER models.
Paris Fashion Week: Last of the great couturiers goes for broke
Lagerfeld's shows are never presented on anything less than the grandest scale but, even so, such an ostentatious display of wealth and power was breathtaking.
Billboards 'grotesquely defacing' Venice, say critics
Prominent figures from the world of art and architecture demand action over huge, floodlit ads obscuring palaces up and down the Grand Canal.
Lions maul trainer at Ukraine circus
Watch this video - filmed by a tourist - of two lions attacking their trainer in front of horrified onlookers at a circus in the Ukraine.
London, New York, Paris, Milan
Stay ahead of the game with some of the key trends and moments from the latest international fashion weeks.
British consumers decide fancy vacuum cleaners suck
Report shows wealthy people are least likely to care about cleanliness or to enjoy housework.
England: 'Peerless pier' destroyed by fire
Since it opened in 1872, Hastings Pier has hosted everyone from Victorian holidaymakers to the Rolling Stones.
Anti-terrorist raids in France
French counter-terrorism investigators arrested 12 people in two separate raids this morning.
Kiwis keep flying despite terror alerts
Warnings of terror attacks in Europe are not affecting bookings, say airlines.
Bomb blast rocks Londonderry shopping centre
A bomb has exploded outside a shopping centre in the Northern Irish city of Londonderry.
Talk Turkey (+recipes)
Wedged between the Far East and the Mediterranean, Turkey offers a wealth of culinary delights that are too often under-rated.
Paris thrilled with no-frills Philo's autumn collection
If anyone can be credited with the return of so-called 'real' clothes to the catwalk then it is the British-born designer, Phoebe Philo.
New 4G phones may 'ruin' cable TV signals
4G mobile phones are set to disrupt households' cable television - and possibly their neighbours' sets as well.
Wine: Spanish seduction
Spanish winemaker Telmo Rodriguez has seduced a Kiwi distributor with his ravishing reds.
Melting ice exposes frozen past
Archaeologists have gained an unexpected benefit from global warming.
Kidnap crisis leaves few options
Sarkozy has back to wall as spread of al Qaeda terror group in France's ex-colonies hits region.
Re-imaging Belfast's troubled past
As violence recedes, many people wantto have contentious murals removed from everyday life.
Private navy may help defeat pirates
London insurers have radical plans to reduce seaborne hijackings.
Ex terrorist's trial begins
More than three decades later, Stuttgart court hearing revisits one of Germany's most devastating political murders.