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The Orbea Occam SL is the svelte sibling of the Occam SL and LT duo. This Occam SL looks to the fast, light, distance side of trail riding.

Virgin Media tells users to follow 'one metre' Wi-Fi rule or risk broken broadband  Express

With nods throughout to the music legends that have graced its doors

Follow Virgin Media's 'one metre' Wi-Fi rule or risk broken broadband  Express

Detectives are appealing for witnesses, footage and information as they continue to investigate a murder in Deptford

Apple is set to announce huge changes for millions of iPhone users but some phones might not get every new feature.

If you have Virgin Media broadband in your house now is a good time to find a tape measure.

Residents of Delhi continue to face severe water crises as long lines of people around water tankers are seen in many areas of the national capital.

Labour is talking tough on law and order while the Tories are pledging a benefits overhaul.

Charity match at Stamford Bridge tonight

How will Luxembourg's 6 seats of the European Parliament be filled? Get live updates on the status of the elections here.

Four political groups have sent letters to the European Parliament President asking for further details, action, and "responsibilities" related to a recent data breach that affected a significant amount of employees' personal data, including passports.

Would you rather be left alone in the woods with a strange man or a bear? 

The jacket potato: a humble, simple, spud that has so much to offer. You can have it just with a little butter, with the leftovers from last night’s chilli or even just a big ol’ wad of cheese.

One aspect of flying that really strikes a nerve with many travelers is seat reclining.

You may not realize when smells are coming from your drain, not your garbage.

We’ve all seen the headlines about today’s teen mental health crisis: Kids are struggling.

As a parent, every age and stage of your kids’ lives comes with its unique set of ups and downs. But no stage is dreaded the way the teenage years seem to be — at least based on the pervasive stereotypes out there. 

When we were in college — or fresh out and partying in someone’s dingy starter apartment — the beverage table at most get-togethers always beheld a box or two of wine. Lukewarm and hardly inviting, that cheap rose or pinot grigio  would hit the spot and got us drunk, but it wasn’t exactly sophisticated. Once we made enough money to graduate to “real” wine, we spent an extra $7 and upgraded to the “good stuff” in bottles and never looked back.

Lyme disease can infect both people and dogs, but most dogs don't have any signs of the disease at all.

In the age of smartphones and online shopping, you can go on a major spending spree without even leaving your couch.

Eddie Izzard on stage in her new adaptation of Hamlet

If you’ve followed the career of Eddie Izzard even slightly, you’ll know she’s someone who likes to jump in with both feet, whatever she tasks herself with. Why simply do stand-up comedy around the world, when she could perform it in six different languages? Why run just one marathon, when she could run 27 in as many days? Why stop at speaking out on social injustice, when she could turn your activism into an actual political campaign? Читать дальше...

Mercedes on pole for race

Good value, perfect peace and rustic simplicity — the 12-room former finca showcases a new side to the White Isle, says Cathy Hawker

Julian Alvarez: Man City’s Jewel or Chelsea’s Next Target? Alvarez’s Stellar Performance at Man City Julian Alvarez has proven to be an exceptional talent since his move from River Plate to Manchester City in 2022. The Argentine forward, secured for a modest £14 million, has delivered 36 goals in 103 appearances across all competitions. Despite […]