Britain is known for its myths and legends like the Loch Ness Monster. The author compares the search for these mythical creatures to the s...

Taylor Swift and her "The Tortured Poets Department" have set up another record and this time it is in the UK.

These four emerging London neighbourhoods are about to undergo significant transformation.

The death of Queen Elizabeth II has impacted many events across the country, including the London Fashion Week. British Fashion Council has...

While the official parade was called off, several thousand people held a spontaneous march in central Oslo, waving rainbow flags and chanti...

The Platinum Jubilee offers a brief respite from a surge in prices not seen since the 1970s, with accounts emerging daily of people struggl...

The museums in England have to remain shut until May 17.

With consumers now feeling more buoyant and ‘re-addicted’ to eating out, encouraged by the incentive, restaurant occupancy in August saw mu...

Can Southgate and Harry Kane do a 1966? Rather, to be more realistic, can they at least reach the last four of the tournament that matters?

The research suggested that some managers think tattoos on staff can "positively convey an organisation's image".

Since the early 2000s, the mass gentrification of city, its rising cosmopolitan character has combined to put many old-fashioned pub out of...

Highlights of food, art and culture in the Mumbai today

Welcome to London’s frenzied housing market, where low mortgage rates and a dearth of properties for sale have sent prices rising in a year...

Analysts say that beer was being overtaken by drinks like hard cider, which is a lot more fashionable. High-end whiskies I Heavy drinking m...

A pint of beer may be an official "Icon of England", but sales have sunk to the lowest level in Britain since the Great Depression of the 1...

Britain's switch to 24-hour drinking laws has failed to match ambitious hopes that the policy could transform the country's rowdy pubs into...

After feeding the already fed-to-bursting pigeons at Trafalgar Square, `doing’ museums/parks/galleries and noshing on unctuous chicken tikk...