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Bee & bee hotel that makes its own honey

20.07.09
London hotel unveils its latest way to cut down on food miles - serving honey produced by 250,000 bees living on its roof... more

Why I'm now willing to give God a chance

31.12.08
As middle age enfolds me in its musty embrace I'm increasingly preoccupied by the deliberations of the Church of England... more

Get a life, you lovers of misery memoirs

21.11.08
Constance Briscoe, the author of the misery memoir Ugly, is being sued for libel by her mother, Carmen Briscoe-Mitchell, who says it's fiction... more

Struggling council spends £90,000 on child reflexology

03.11.08
A London council has come under fire for spending £90,000 on reflexology for children with behavioural difficulties... more

It's your job to stand up to the bigots, Archbishop

05.08.08
Why does Rowan Williams bow down before those belligerent African Anglican bishops and their conservative supporters who view homosexuality as "unnatural" and a "sin"?... more

It's the dip that makes the trip for Duck tours

01.08.08
Within moments of turning off the Albert Embankment towards the murky windswept water, London Duck Tours' yellow vehicles are in it.... more

Bishops speak out over Ray Lewis affair

08.07.08
The two bishops at the centre of the Ray Lewis affair speak for the first time about their reluctance to reveal to Boris the past of the man he'd made his deputy mayor ... more

Get out there – 20 ways to enjoy the summer

30.05.08
This is a golden, sunburned age of outdoor entertainment in London. Get out there. Buy a ticket. Crack open a bottle of something cold. Enjoy.... more

Dalai Lama: Londoners can help Tibet struggle

21.05.08
The Dalai Lama has issued a direct appeal to the people of London to help Tibet gain more freedoms... more

Out-of-print classics are simply biding their time

29.04.08
There is no winning formula for a rediscovered classic. The humorous exploits of a dowdy English governess over the course of a single day in the Thirties have become a huge hit for Persephone Books. Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day, by Winifred Watson, first came out in 1938 and has remained a bestseller since it was reprinted by the publishing house eight years ago. Now it's an American box-office success as well. But such hits have much to do with timing, fashion and serendipity... more

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