Tourist hotspot Mevagissey, in Cornwall, has seen a boom in the number of houses being purchased as holiday homes over recent years.

Research released by the ONS show the five-year survival rate in England has increased from 77.1 per cent in 2001 to a predicted 84 per cent for those diagnosed in 2017.

Part of the Charles Rennie Mackintosh designed building was destroyed by fire four years previously

Unless you’ve been living under a rock over the past few weeks, you would have heard countless accounts of people being terrified out of their wits by Ari Aster’s brilliant debut feature, Hereditary. Earlier this month, during the Sundance London film festival, The London Economic had a chance to chat to Ari about one of the most eagerly awaited films of the year, and the process he went through trying to make it. TLE: First of all, congratulations on such...

It could help heal burns victim's wounds and revolutionise amputees' robotic limbs.

Taking place until August, South Place Hotel in the City of London (home to Michelin-starred Angler) has collaborated with award-winning gourmet popcorn makers Joe & Seph’s to create a range of signature cocktails (affectionately named ‘Poptails’). Available at the hotel’s 3bar, each of the bespoke drinks champion Joe & Seph’s, established in 2010 with the aim to produce the world’s best tasting popcorn. Handmade in London, by a small team of pastry chefs, the range now features over 45 flavours. Created...

Venue: KOKO, London Date: 12.6.18 Support: Astroid Boys, Crisix Photos: Jonathan Dadds  This was a hell of a hot ticket. Even Darth Vader was able to take time out of his busy schedule to witness a burly Ice T head up his hardcore outfit Body Count in a KOKO sweatbox. We can only imagine how steamy it was inside that mask. TLE tog Jonathan Dadds was there to capture the carnage. Check out his full gallery below.    

David Parnham, 35, from Lincoln is charged with 14 offences over two years.

It is hard not to be shocked, as a Tory MP has blocked a law to make upskirting illegal. Sir Christopher Chope decided to chip in with a last minute objection. The MP for Christchurch and also a barrister, shouted out "object" to the private members bill. He was met with shouts of "shame" by others in the house. The Voyeurism (Offences) Bill was all set to progress into law, having won support from the Ministry of Justice before it was brought before...