Nostalgia for trifle has led to a “sudden resurgence” in sales of the classic British dessert, said The Times. Made with layers of “sherry-soaked sponge, fruit, custard, whipped cream and jelly”, the ...

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Farage’s own popularity has slumped to 32% – the lowest net rating of any major party leader. And he is currently trapped in ...

Formal codification of centuries-old laws and customs could address ‘a crisis of trust between citizens and state’ ...

Heavy drinking is rising among women over 30 but falling among men of all ages as workplaces evolve and tastes shift beyond ...

The Trump administration has found a novel way to limit the U.S. death toll in the Iran war, said Jack Crosbie in Rolling ...

Begin your journey where it started for Odysseus, at his home, Ithaca. Instead of filming on the actual Greek island in the ...

Several widely used artificial sweeteners may be “associated with faster declines in memory and thinking skills over time,” ...

One company in Austin, Texas, claims to have found a new solution to school shooters: drones. Mithril Defense is currently designing pepper-spraying drones, inspired by the Ukrainian military’s ...

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The Julio Le Parc retrospective London’s Tate Modern “plunges” you into 1960s Paris, and it’s “riotous good fun”, said ...

“From today, Britain will value the hard hat every bit as much as the graduation cap,” wrote Andy Burnham in The Times. The ...