Under its immaculate vault, soft light streams over a now silent pool. Once a temple to swimming, La Piscine de Roubaix has ...

Koran burning protester wins 'free speech' appeal to overturn public order conviction ...

You don’t mind if I smoke?” asks David Hockney, peering at me through round glasses with thick frames the colour of Colman’s ...

A London flat tied to a bankrupt Hong Kong property tycoon has been put on sale for £45m. Located across an entire floor in ...

The trauma of the Hamas-led attacks on Israel continues to define and justify its bombing of Gaza, analysts say.

Two decades separate the two memoirs in this omnibus edition, which shows Aubrey Menen’s gaze varying from simply clever to ...

Belgium will let shops reopen from Tuesday, but keep other coronavirus curbs over the festive period, including limits on gatherings over Christmas and a ban on fireworks at New Year, the prime ...

Ros Wynne-Jones visits a French retreat once revered by royalty and now loved by Hollywood legends. In 1660, King Louis XIV ...

A 400-foot luxury cruise ship sailed into a Kent port for the first time, marking the terminal’s final debut vessel to dock there this summer.

In a quiet coastal town once devastated by the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami, a remarkable sports revival has taken root. At the ...

Norway must maintain its most recent coronavirus restrictions for now and needs at least another three weeks to assess whether they can be lifted, Prime Minister Erna Solberg said on Wednesday.

Interview with Dimitris Eleas about William Shakespeare What follows is what was said between Dimitris Sakislidis* and me for the bibliophilic website ...