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Male celebrities are being 'body-shamed' by the media in the way that women usually are - and they don't like it, says Celia Walden

Ever thought of making a home out of a disused railway carriage, or a converted aircraft? Or what about building a wall out of shredded tyres? Julia Flynn finds ways to unleash your inner eco-warrior and make a green property

The award-winning theatre designer who has brought the Tower display to life reveals to Victoria Lambert what its extraordinary climax will be on Armistice Day

In honour of our continuing Union, Alex Massie, a proud Scotsman, lists 15 things he loves about England

As research from the Office for National Statistics reveals that 1/4 more middle-aged people have joined social media in the past year, a generation Y gives some advice for the new users...

The days of a big weekly supermarket shop are numbered – bargain prices at Lidl and Aldi have taught people to shop around. Harry Wallop reports

Today is severe ME Awareness Day, dedicated to those who suffer the worst effects of Myalgic Encephalomyelitis. Naomi Whittingham describes life with severe ME

The rapidly growing trend for personal aviation claims an edgy new recruit in Tom Rowley

As 20 houses in a Sicilian village go on sale for one euro each, we round up some of the cheapest houses to hit the market

A deficiency of Vitamin D in pregnant women is behind the increase in conditions such as MS, diabetes, schizophrenia and asthma, says Oliver Gillie

As Boris Johnson sparks fierce debate over where to keep ketchup - fridge or cupboard? - we ask a top food safety expert for her definitive guide to which condiments go where

The quest for perfectionism is damaging young women beyond repair, prompting a backlash from high-achieving schools. So just how do we explain the death of "Little Miss Perfect" to our girls - and what can we do to boost their confidence again?

The new "Research Institute" set finally offers girls who love Lego something inspiring to build, says Anna Maxted

Sam Branson and Karl Lokko, two young men from very different backgrounds, are launching the Virgin Strive challenge. Victoria Lambert reports

French gipsies, it seems, have a taste for fine bone china – but who in modern Britain still sips their tea from a Royal Albert cup, asks Clive Aslet

The baby boy and his sister were bought, conceived, born and split up without protection under international law. This must change, says Allison Pearson

A new tool for choosing baby names based on which website addresses are available is catching on - but has our internet obsession gone too far?

The spacecraft Rosetta is trying to catch a comet. Today, after a decade long journey, it finally reached caught up with 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko

A new report states that the mass closure of safe houses for the victims of domestic abuse is at a crisis point, with many being forced to close because they don't admit men

Has Andrew Martin, staunch opponent of positivism, stumbled on the one true path to bliss?