The idea that visual art is only what can be spread flat across a canvas is one that has long since been abandoned. With sculpture and large-scale installations, the 2D print has become not so much outdated, but rather had to give up its monopoly over the art world and make way for more innovative uses of space.

The founder and largest shareholder of the online gaming technology company Playtech is selling a series of businesses and a property to the group in deals totalling almost £90m.

Tales of the totally unexpected

The world usually rushes at us so quickly – its perfume, noise and changing weather, the skewing angles of our emotions and thoughts – that we find it hard to see.

Actor Jamie Waylett caught on camera carrying bomb, but says he was not going to use it

With all that money and sex, don't you pity these characters?

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A heavily pregnant woman was assaulted by three men, one of whom used a knife to "jab" her stomach, police said today.

As the former Libertine prepares his UK debut as an artist, he talks frankly and exclusively to Matilda Battersby about Kate Moss, Amy Winehouse, his baby daughter and why he paints with his own blood

Publisher Bloomsbury is to set up a new business in India to take advantage of growing demand from the country's English-speaking middle class.

Pastiche is a pretty unforgiving form of comedy.

The family of Amy Winehouse is "taking advice" over revelations that the inquest into her death could be declared invalid.

Lacklustre performance at PMQs stokes anger of party members who voted for him instead of his brother and now regret it

It's a fertile paradox that structuralism came from the minds of idiosyncratic mavericks. Their lives seemed to embody the "great man" principle of history – even as they demolished it in theory.