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As well as the most extreme high ropes course in Europe, visitors will be able to zip-line from a Chinook Helicopter, climb some of the worlds most famous rock faces and even dive with sharks at the attraction.

This may well come as a shock to your beliefs so reach out and hold close something you love dearly, but serve it straight and in a shot glass for the truth will brittle your bones into icicles. As my father said, in the only letter that one professional writer ever sent the other, reality is not what Hollywood and Debbie Reynolds teach you. So I must regrettably, yet factually, inform you that no matter what your visions are, my...

The famous parade is making it's way through London

Vincent Dyer, 65, is accused of trying to sell Freud's Portrait of Francis Bacon by listing it on the online auction site

Street artist Sam Bates, known as Smug, has brought life to the city through his photorealistic works of art since moving to Glasgow from Sydney.

Three years ago, N.K. Jemisin became the first black woman to win one of science fiction’s most prestigious prizes, the Hugo for best novel. She won it again last year, for the second in the series The Obelisk Gate, and this year became the first person to win three Best Novel Hugo awards in a row, and the first to win for every book in a series. As she accepted the Hugo award for best novel for The Stone Sky,...

The rock star, aged 39, grinned as he posed for a picture outside Dalby Cafe in Margate, Kent, after getting the ‘mega breakfast’ for free as he ate it so quickly

Former fireman Stephen Doran, 32, a semi-finalist on BBC series Special Forces: Ultimate Hell Week, wrestled a crook who grabbed wads of cash from the till.

Writing anything at all about The Beatles is rather like writing anything at all about God or Marxism – the subject is so vast, with so many entry points leading to a land filled with hedge rowed mazes each begging exploration, that if one isn’t intimidated by the prospect one has no business writing about it at all. Strictly speaking, the second and final volume of Kenneth Womack’s masterwork of a biography on the life and career of the music...