Four British soldiers from WWI laid to rest with fully military honours after remains discovered in 2016
One unknown soldier of the Machine Gun Corps (MGC) and three from unknown regiments were found during construction work
Shaming the poor? Council changes council house roofs to green
People renting the houses say they are being unfairly shamed and identified as living in council-owned homes
Over 170 residents evacuated from London high rise tower block on Grenfell Tower anniversary
Eight fire engines and 58 firefighters were called to the 20 storey block in Lewisham, south east London
Charlton Athletic players ‘to appear in court in connection with rape of British teenager’
The duo, who have not been named but are both understood to be 20-years-old, are due to appear in court on the Balearic holiday island
Film Review: Hereditary
With the success in 2017 of Jordan Peele’s Oscar-winning, post-race horror Get Out, or more recently John Krasinski’s spine-chilling sci-fi hit A Quiet Place, it would be far too simplistic to speak of a sudden horror resurgence, especially when one considers that beyond the hype created around a few Hollywood-backed productions, horror fans have never really stopped consuming the genre in the same way they always have, and you only have to look at the continued success of horror themed film...
Global warming crisis: sea levels rising much faster than was feared
The amount of Antarctica's ice melting into the oceans tripled between 2012 and 2017 compared to the previous two decades
Restaurant Review: Zobler’s Deli & Diner at The Ned
One of London’s smartest hotels, The Ned was greeted with sonic hysteria when it took over the Sir Edwin Lutyens-designed former Midland Bank HQ last year. A playboy’s playground in the heart of the Square Mile, Soho House’s landed cruise ship is spread across eight storeys, with 250 hotel rooms, a private members’ club, a spa and 10 restaurants. Joining the likes of Asian-Pacific Kaia, Malibu Kitchen and a branch of Cecconi’s, Zobler’s Deli & Diner is, perhaps, the hotel’s...
Fraudster who posed as cop to con pensioners filmed himself with wads of cash, luxury watches and designer clothes
Hamza Ali, was even filmed on the phone carrying out his scam telling the victim their bank had been used to "order porn on DVD"
Beer of the Week: Brooklyn Brewery Scorcher IPA
Established in 1988, Brooklyn Brewery started life as journalist Steve Hindy’s home brewing project. Enlisting his neighbour, banker Tom Potter, as a partner, the pair’s brewery has always been dedicated to brewing and selling great beer: now recognised as an international beacon for good beer. With an impressive brewing history, some of Brooklyn’s earliest residents from Germany, Belgium and other brew-centric countries brought their passion and knowledge to New York, ultimately making Brooklyn one of America’s most productive brewing centres...