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The Queen travels to Germany this week to pay a reflective visit to concentration camps to mark the 70th anniversary

Maseratis, double exhaust Ferraris, Lamborghinis and Buggatis are just some of the supercars roaring through the streets of Kensington and Chelsea

Around a dozen people with visual impairments came together at Southfields Aspire Centre on Sunday to practise archery. Large targets

Gin and tonics feature in many people’s summery weekend but few would claim their passion lasts longer than it takes

Greece has refused to pay the £219m bill to the IMF planned for today, as an angry reaction to the

The Queen confirmed this week that an in/out EU referendum will take place by the end of 2017, as promised

The British biscuit is a staple of our national identity, but McVities research to mark today’s National Biscuit Day reveals

With the Greek crisis still dominating the news and uncertainty around the country’s future and possible ‘Grexit’ from Europe, London-based

It all started as a throwaway comment – one of the three things I wanted to achieve in 2015. First

Legend has it that around 2,500 years ago Iranian warriors flaunted their defeated enemies’ decapitated heads in sport to showcase

It was a night of shocks in the polls, leading to the news that Cameron’s Conservatives will serve the next