The 'suburban smuggler' facing death penalty in Indonesia
Tuesday 29 May 2012
Cheltenham housewife arrested in Bali with nearly 5kg of cocaine in her suitcase
Summer 2012: 10 great family travel gadgets
Sunday 27 May 2012
LittleLife's new Animal Wheelie Duffles, in Ladybird and Turtle designs, will delight your little ones and nurture a sense of responsibility. The 20-litre bag has a zip top and telescopic handle; £39.99 (littlelife.co.uk).
Travellers put on alert over high insurance excess
Sunday 27 May 2012
Holidaymakers who have to claim on their travel insurance this summer have been warned that they could end up severely out of pocket because some policies have very high excess levels hidden in the small print.
Join the summer set: Sunny high-street buys
Monday 21 May 2012
Whether you're jetting away long-haul or just day-tripping, Rebecca Gonsalves rounds up the pick of the high street's sunniest buys
Moonrise Kingdom, Wes Anderson, 100 mins, 12A
Sunday 20 May 2012
Two romantic runaways from scout camp try to keep ahead of the all-star posse on their trail
Album: Cold Specks, I Predict a Graceful Expulsion (Mute)
Saturday 19 May 2012
It's hard to pigeonhole Canadian singer Al Spx, aka Cold Specks, in the usual generic slots. She calls what she does “Doom Soul”, which almost covers the elements of soul, folk and darkling indie in the single “Blank Maps”, where hammer dulcimer and cello carry her soulful delivery of the typically quixotic sentiment “I am a goddamn believer”.
Graff braves market woes to float at $1bn in HK
Saturday 19 May 2012
Graff Diamonds, the high-end jeweller, is forging ahead with an initial public offering to raise up to $1bn (£630m), setting a price range for its Hong Kong flotation despite a sell-off in equity markets.
Sex toys stolen in raid
Monday 14 May 2012
Sex toys worth £11,000 have been stolen by burglars who raided a mail order company, police said.
MEPs back plans to open up Europe's regional airports
Thursday 10 May 2012
Plans to open up Europe's regional airports as part of the revival of flagging economies have been backed by MEPs.
Simon Kelner: Games without frontiers, bordering on the absurd
Wednesday 02 May 2012
If irony was an Olympic sport, there would almost be no point in anyone else turning up. Get ready to hear God Save The Queen and let your heart swell with national pride. I'm not sure the hundreds of visitors to Britain at Heathrow Border Control the other day would have appreciated the high humour of the situation, but there they were, snaking their way to passport and visa checks underneath a huge British Airways advertisement about the Olympics. "We're Ready," it proclaimed. You couldn't make it up. Ready? By the look of things in the immigration hall, you would think we were ready only to host the finals of the multi-national queuing tournament (another sport in which we might be among the favourites for gold).
Spy could not have locked himself in bag, inquest told
Friday 27 April 2012
Experts tried 400 times but could not recreate events without assistance
Emeli Sandé, O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire, London
Tuesday 17 April 2012
After spending many years in the background, writing the lyrics for artists as diverse as Tinie Tempah and Cheryl Cole, tonight, on the final date of her UK tour, Emeli Sandé is basking in the limelight.








