Police say four year sentence for teenage killer ‘not long enough’
Vijaykumar Patel, 49, died when the 16-year-old boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, launched the fatal attack because he was not sell him Rizlas
Three out of four used tyres in London ‘fail to meet safety standards’
The warning came after London Trading Standards (LTS) teams visit 150 businesses as part of a tyre safety project.
This Lego construction looks back to 2,500 years ago
Brick to the Past, a team specialising in historically-themed Lego models, used about 35,000 pieces for the recreation.
Britain’s most expensive BUNGALOW has gone on the market
Savills Auctions will sell the clifftop home near Sandbanks in Dorset - and there is plenty of interest in the 1.5 acre plot
Scientists could finally provide early-warning detection system for volcanoes
Drones are used to drop the ultra-heat resistant 'dragon eggs' in dangerous locations around the top of active volcanoes where they can provide valuable real-time data.
Ed Sheeran backs church choir in home county of Suffolk
The multi-platinum selling artist was himself a choirboy before rising to global stardom
Rare bird from Africa has been spotted — in the Scottish Highlands.
The exotic creature from the southern hemisphere, called the Hoopoe, attracted large scale attention at the weekend from bird enthusiasts.
Personal number plate sells for record breaking figure
‘RR1’ was described as "one of the most special" registration plates in the world ahead of its sale at the Goodwood Revival.
Flashbacks To 93: King of the Hill and Kalifornia
King of the HillBetween the Palme D’Or winning triumph of his 1989 feature debut sex, lies and videotape and his 1998 mainstream breakthrough in Out of Sight, Steven Soderbergh made several more esoteric films that struggled to win over a wide audience. If any of them should have broken through, it was King of the Hill; a 1930s set coming of age film from the memoirs of A.E. Hotchner. The story is, to begin with, one of small dramas, as...