29 min ago | Mirror.co.uk
I'm TOO pretty to work: Graduate says her good looks means she's harassed and bullied
She says her slim figure, attractive face and glossy hair made her a target for sleazy advances from men and A bitchiness from women She's bright, friendly and well-qualified. But Laura Fernee has quit her job... saying she's too pretty to work.
29 min ago | Mirror.co.uk
The romance of a flowering cherry blossom
Cherry blossoms are easy to grow and are not fussy, although they dislike poorly drained soil and will not tolerate boggy conditions Chelsea show time always reminds me of cherry blossom.
2 hrs ago | The Guardian
Derry gets its cultural kicks and a new start from local heroes
All communities are reaping the benefit in the 2013 UK city of culture, as visitors pour in and a new generation of talent flourishes, with a little help from old hitmakers At the porch of St Augustine's Anglican church, wedged on Derry 's walls between the loyalist Fountain estate and the republican Bogside below, volunteers Elma and Ivan Taylor ... (more)
4 hrs ago | Diamond Geezer
Just for a change, let's delve into the diamond geezer readers' postbag. Or rather, let's take a look at your interesting comments from yesterday and share them with a wider audience.
8 hrs ago | Mirror.co.uk
The Doctor Who Experience in Cardiff Bay really is out of this world
Doctor Who has just warned us that the Tardis is about to crash land and that the last time this happened something in the space-time continuum caused all the bald men on board to turn into chickens.
9 hrs ago | Kent Online
Coach to Bluewater takes six hours from Herne Bay after National Express scrapped its direct service
Coach operator National Express is telling shoppers from Herne Bay they face journey times of up to six hours each way to Bluewater.
14 hrs ago | American Thinker
Qatar, the New Player in the Middle East
A surprising and ambitious newcomer on the international scene and in the politics of the Middle East is the Persian Gulf Emirate of Qatar, a country that became independent in 1971 when Britain ended its protectorate there.
Daniel Arsham "Easter Island" Exhibition Recap at Galerie Perrotin
Daniel Arsham - an American artist known for dream-like gouaches and sculptures - was one of four artists recently commissioned by Louis Vuitton for a line of innovative travel books.
Oscar turns builder for cancer charity
Wee Oscar Knox, who was given the all clear after battling a rare childhood cancer, took up tools on Friday to help other children going through treatment.
One Direction announce 2014 'Where We Are' stadium world tour
For about the past week or so One Direction has been teasing their 'One Big Announcement' and today was the big day.
Land Securities Robert Noel is laying foundations for victory in the Battle of the Skyscrapers
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Ask Lonely Planet: Cycle tour in France
My wife and I are interested in doing a cycle tour in France. We have heard about a cycleway of about 800km that follows the Loire River.
hrbrsd updated A Bristol-based entrepreneur is bringing previously...
A Bristol-based entrepreneur is bringing previously hidden fashion gems from the Baltic States to the UK for the first time.
More tributes paid to tragic Blaina teacher
Kevin Andresen's partner Rachel Law said he was "unique, funny, kind, creative and incredibly popular" - and she also praised the "incredible generosity" of contributors to an online fundraising effort that will enable his body to be cremated and his ashes returned home to Wales.
The secret shopper in your pocket
You might be holding a nice box with a picture of some flowers and dancing fairies on it during your weekly shop - but it's not always apparent which puppy-murdering empire of evil actually owns the benevolent-looking brand.
After tragically losing his brother to cancer last year, Peter Andre has returned to the hospital where he was treated in a new series for This Morning.
Kate Shops - and Snacks - in London
Is Kate officially in nesting mode? If her recent trip to the Design Centre in Chelsea Harbour is any indication, the answer is yes.
Economic benefits of HS2 questioned
In a report, the NAO said it had "reservations" about how the planned high-speed rail link would deliver growth and jobs.
1m families struggle with home cost
More than a million struggling British families are spending at least a third of their income on housing costs, a think-tank has revealed.
EasyJet soars as it benefits from business and pleasure
Shares in easyJet today flew up 6 per cent to a fresh high as sun-seeking travellers helped to halve its first-half losses and the budget carrier launched a fresh assault on the business market.