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By JOHN-PAUL FORD ROJAS, DEPUTY BUSINESS EDITOR Updated: 18:28 EDT, 23 June 2026 <!-- --> <!-- --> <!-- --> <!-- Andy Burnham…

London, home to Buckingham Palace, the British Museum and Sherlock Holmes, is not everyone's cup of tea.But for those looking to soak up some culture, enjoy the best of theatre and peruse a museum or two, it's perhaps one of the best…

The land of double-decker buses, red phone booths and Big Ben has been named the number one city for culture in the world. London embraces diverse communities and historic landmarks, alongside a range of world-class museums and galleries…

By GREG HEFFER, POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT Published: 05:23 EST, 9 November 2025 | Updated: 05:39 EST, 9 November 2025 <!-- --> <!-- --> <!-- -->…

By MARTI STELLING, REPORTER Published: 07:59 EDT, 30 October 2025 | Updated: 07:59 EDT, 30 October 2025 <!-- --> <!-- --> <!-- --> <!-- With…

Japan is known for many things. Its huge cities are punctuated by skyscrapers and neon lights, the streets are clean, the food is great, the countryside is famed for tranquillity and beauty.What’s less well-known is its relationship with…

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The food stamps scheme used by 42 million US residents has become too widespread and costly and hooks recipients on welfare, new research shows.The conservative Economic Policy Innovation Center (EPIC) in a report urges Congress to pare…

Stepping off the Bakerloo line onto the bustling Edgware Road in central London, hungry passersby are met by no shortage of lunch options.The stretch up the road from Marble Arch and its surrounding area have been a magnet for new…

We're an hour out to sea on a catamaran, whisking us from Grand Baie, a harbour town on Mauritius’s northern coast, to the tiny islet of Ilot Gabriel, when a man on deck swivels his head so sharply he almost drops his rum…