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Campaigners question the inclusion of hundreds of under-18s on the watchlists that police forces use in street surveillance operations

The exterior of the Fairmont Doha resembles a Bond villain’s lair, particularly when lit up at night...

The artist plays Kris Kristofferson songs on his guitar, is moved by The Deer Hunter and loves EastEnders — and The Real Housewives of Atlanta

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The Curtiss Hotel, on the revitalised waterfront of Buffalo, New York, is a sophisticated place to stay with panoramic views of the Lake Erie shoreline...

Groped, verbally harassed, called a ‘stuck-up bitch’ — it shouldn’t be like this

Polarised politics and the punitive cost of tuition are driving record numbers of US students to the UK

A bird of prey circles high above a patch of forest before nosediving into the green abyss. West Perthshire unfurls before us like a map, a patchwork of fields, shadowy sections of woodland and the A90 cutting through it all like an asphalt river. The main road is surprisingly majestic …

Workers warned against chatting about gender identity as tribunal ruled against non-binary worker in harassment case against charity boss

Take a peek into the flight deck of an aircraft and you’ll spot the classic look — navy suit, gold braid, swanky watch, razor-sharp sunglasses. Paul Sillers looks beyond the clichés at what the world’s elite pilots wear, both in the cockpit and off duty.

Imagine a National Trust for Scotland property and you’re probably picturing sweeping lawns, handsome halls and craggy summits. What you probably don’t think of is great food and drink.

Here are five NTS properties with a wealth of indoor experiences — perfect for a rainy day.

A refurb of a British couple’s Normandy flat was supposed to take three months. Over a year and several disasters later, their pied à terre is finally ready