British men have found a new outlet for their vanity – seeking professional help to rid themselves of their hairy “Hobbit feet”.

Thomas Hodgkinson spent a week at the tiny platform off the Suffolk coast to find out.

Museums are making ends meet by contracting out their talent, including to help solve murders

The Dambusters squadron, whose daring and audacious raid during the Second World War is often held up as an example of bravery and ingenuity, will be celebrated around Britain this week which marks the 70th anniversary of the May 1943 mission, codenamed "Operation Chastise".

Enduring sci-fi hit Doctor Who is to be celebrated at the TV Bafta Awards this weekend to mark the programme's 50th anniversary year.

Wallace and Gromit are to feature in a £4 million campaign to boost UK tourism.

Hay fever sufferers are likely to struggle through this weekend's sunny weather, with high levels of pollen expected across England.

A 40 thousand piece jigsaw commemorating the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee crashed to the floor and broke leaving its assembler, who had spent more than 200 hours putting it together, heartbroken just days before it was due to go on display at Sandringham.

Last weekend, thousands of goths and steampunks descended on the seaside town of Whitby for the Whitby Goth Weekend. Now in its 19th year, the festival began life as a gathering of like-minded goths who met through NME magazine. The North Yorkshire town was chosen because of its famously vampirian link with Bram Stoker’s Dracula.

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It is the new vegetable of the moment, beloved of gourmet chefs – but harvesting it is a precarious business.

Weddings, bar mitzvahs, courtrooms? It turns out that being an Elvis impersonator can be criminal

It’s back! Our antidote to those greed-is-good rich lists returns for a sixth successful year. On the next pages Jemma Crew names 100 inspiring people who have selflessly enriched the lives of others in the past year

Soundtrack incorporating ‘cavernous concrete slopes of the skate park’ part of festival of new British music

Albums by the Spice Girls and the Now That's What I Call Music compilations are among unlikely releases which are being prized by collectors and could give a windfall to pop fans.