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One student who grew up in a council estate said they found it "demoralising and offensive".

As popular European destinations become increasingly saturated, Torshavn can offer the perfect escape for people willing to explore off the beaten track.

Mr Denniss, from Whitby, North Yorkshire, said he is not offended and can see the funny side.

Tories say that regulation will make the UK less competitive. But climate-driven floods and heatwaves already cost Britain billions.

Words by Chris Sayer There once was a time when drinking coffee from a takeaway cup didn’t come with an obligatory dash of guilt. And many moons ago, taking your weekly shop home in plastic bags didn’t mean shouldering an extra load of shame to your front door.  Yep, modern ...

The top images will be displayed at the Natural History Museum in South Kensington until May 31.

Australian chef Shaun Presland has launched a Pacific pop-up while searching for a permanent site.

Nathan Rae completed the artwork - entitled 'BREXIT! or: Goodbye Friend, I Will Miss EU' - in just over eight hours on Tuesday (28 Jan) - but said it was still easier than "getting a Brexit deal done”

The US president gave a rambling speech in Switzerland hours before his impeachment trial was to continue in the Senate.