Britain is on the brink of emerging from recession, business leaders predicted yesterday.

Kiwi chef in London

Tatler magazine, which began as a publication to carry coffee house gossip during the turbulent reign of Queen Anne, will next week celebrate its 300th anniversary.

A young war veteran dies after receiving cancerous lungs from a heavy smoker in a transplant.

'The Hoff' drunkenly wet his bed and then punched a doctor, according to British press.

Matt Lucas has pulled out of his debut performance in a West End play following the sudden death of his former civil partner.

Historian Mei Trow claims to have uncovered another potential suspect, until now, overlooked by "Ripperologists".

John Cleese launches his one-man comedy show with a series of nasty digs aimed at his ex-wife Alyce Faye.

Family of man killed in Britain 30 years ago shocked to hear case was reviewed a decade ago.

Makeover queen Trinny Woodall has revealed her twin addictions imposed on her life and her friends.

Lily Allen has announced she has no plans to record or perform new music in the future.

The Michael Jackson film This Is It is to have simultaneous premieres in more than 15 cities around the world later next month.

Accountant sues top city firm PricewaterhouseCoopers for record £40 million claiming her managers ruined her career and made her 'feel like a prostitute'