These two men aren't miners: they're astroparticle physicists whose lab is over half a mile beneath Yorkshire. They're looking for dark matter. They're not sure if it exists or if they'll find it. But they've got until March, and if they do, our world will never be the same again. ...read
The Latina actress on being funny, her fascination with cemeteries, why she's a giver not a taker and her plans for world domination.
What you see here is a Chinook being disassembled by 18/27 Engineering Squadron before it heads out for action.
Made in Norfolk, driven by battery and 0-100mph in 8.5 seconds. The only catch? It's £100,000 (oh - and if you want to go further than 150 miles, you'll have to plug it into the recharger)
Wine can be powerful in a number of ways, but for the kind of oomph required to match a hearty stew you'll want something with hefty flavour and a bit of body.
Masdar City, located between Abu Dhabi Airport and Abu Dhabi in the UAE, is a template for a vision of a new kind of city, says NORMAN FOSTER. Covering an area of around three-and-a-half square miles, it will eventually be home to 40,000 people and hundreds of businesses. ...read
It's light. It looks great. And unlike normal lap-timer watches, you CAN'T cheat. It's the size of a normal watch, and weighs just 66g, but offers fast, solid GPS capability - on test, it picked up a signal inside a building with a glass roof. ...read
Best known for the 1967 Beatles album, the artist on the need to be possessed, developing a thick skin and having no regrets.
The Day of the Jackal author on why the devil is in the detail, standing up for what you believe in and the importance of hard work.
The sailor on the power of the older generation, why there's no such word as 'can't' and the importance of laughing in the face of adversity.
They weigh you and your body fat (and the really grown-up ones tell your PC, too).
What does America's most famous film star do at 80? Take a story about the afterlife by the British author of The Queen and film it in London, of course - and grant a rare interview to Live about how he's facing up to his own hereafter.
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The 20-year-old singer on making it on her own, being a feral child and why nearly dying was good for her creativity.
Once you built bridges with Meccano. Now you can use it to spy on your cat - as Top Gear's finest found.
The most celebrated car marque in the world is expanding - fast. But will theme parks, high street stores and branded bathrobes kill off its rivals...or destroy its mystique irrevocably?
Even now, almost 100 years after it was first published, the story retains a modernity that is little short of astonishing.
From 20th century most iconic Disney images to Beerbohm's caricatures of political, literary and theatrical personalities, here GERALD SCARFE, chooses his all-time favourites.
You’d think the tiny engine would struggle with motorway speeds, but you can pull out to overtake without ever embarrassing yourself, and it cruises very calmly at 70 in fifth gear. ...read
So it's a grown-up car - but you can bet that in a year there'll be a sporty RS version that will have the boy racers jumping up and down like excited monkeys.
The first thing you notice with the Jensen Interceptor S is the speed. It’s quicker than the brochure stated and at a deep-throated 2,000 revs I was easily overtaking BMW M3s.
Nipping around town was good fun, parking was easy and so was motorway cruising (once the snow melted).
Six of the best sat-navs - and all for under £100...
Made in Norfolk, driven by battery and 0-100mph in 8.5 seconds. The only catch? It's £100,000 (oh - and if you want to go further than 150 miles, you'll have to plug it into the recharger).
The Candy brothers' One Hyde Park opens this week... with £1bn worth of flats already sold, proving there are still some squillionaires out there. Entry-level buyers need not apply...
It's a chill wind that blows us no good...so why suffer? Adventurer Ben Fogle tests four hi-tech jackets to beat the freeze.
Sous vide involves sealing food in airtight plastic bags and then cooking it in a water bath over long periods at a very low heat.
This is not the time for tasting menus and tiny towers of baby vegetables. Skiing food is all about high-altitude stodge including a glut of bubbling cheeses.
Who could resist the charms of soft, sweet caramelised onions melted into a rich broth? Then topped with aged Gruyère, served as hot as Hades and bubbling like a lake of lava.
The Sex And The City actress was referring to my billboard in Times Square. Plus an 'awkward threesome' involving Colin Firth.
Madonna obviously thought she was being very clever by reacting to my ban by saying she'd never heard of me.
When I bought my pub, I dreamed wistfully of one day having Katherine Jenkins as head bargirl. Well, tonight that dream came bizarrely true.
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