‘It was like WW2 swept through our house’
A man whose father killed his mother is among three writers who tell how poetry has helped them cope.
Camelot warns of ‘low level’ National Lottery hack
Customers should change their passwords as a precaution, the National Lottery owner says.
Radio 1 DJ Greg James (finally) finishes Sport Relief Challenge
The Radio 1 DJ has completed his Sport Relief Pedal to the Peaks challenge
Jools Holland wins wedding venue noise row battle
The renowned pianist kept a diary chronicling the "noisy hubbub" outside his Kent country manor.
Will Danny Boyle direct the next Bond film? Here’s what we know so far
The Slumdog Millionaire director says he's working on the next film with Trainspotting's John Hodge.
Virtual cash helps cyber-thieves launder money, research suggests
Virtual cash and digital payment systems are becoming embedded in cyber-crime, suggests research.
London wheelchair travellers get Google Maps help
Users will be able to filter for "wheelchair accessible" advice when planning journeys in the capital.
Pongy prawns distract War Horse theatregoers
A family was spoken to after eating prawns and calamari during a performance of War Horse.
Pongy prawns distract War Horse theatregoers
A family was spoken to after eating prawns and calamari during a performance of War Horse.
Sheffield trees: Jarvis Cocker brands felling ‘crazy’
The former Pulp front man is DJing at a gig to support anti-tree felling protesters.