London-based Irish designer Orla Kiely began her career in fashion, but has since become a legend within the interior circle. Her quirky and recognisable prints have featured on various objects from kitchenware and lamps to cars and wallpaper. Her pop-up shops at John Lewis are open until 16 June.

As per usual, Harry Redknapp is amongst the busiest managers as the January transfer deadline looms, with Mackie to be offered as part of the deal to sign Crouch

You can value the bronze in a Hepworth, but how are you going to price up the holes, the gap, the shining aura?

Irreplaceable public artwork is latest item taken in a crimewave sweeping across Britain

There are narratives in abstract art just as in figurative painting – and a show on Twombly and Poussin aims to prove it.

Britain's adolescent knife culture claimed its latest victim in the early hours of yesterday morning, when an 18-year-old became the fourth teenager to die on the capital's street this year.

Class has never been less relevant to how people vote. We are a culturally more cohesive society than we have ever been. From Ikea to Ryanair to X Factor, our way of life is converging

It's being billed as the "advent calendar of your dreams". Twelve of the most famous paintings in the world are to be transported to South London next year. The occasion? The 200th anniversary of Dulwich Picture Gallery.

Money-laundering, suicide and an owner implicated in spot-fixing. But the fans can ensure the Rams survive.

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'I was terrified before my first readings because I thought everyone would lay into the book'

Men can feel out of place at mother-and-toddler groups. But male-only parenting events are proving hugely popular. By Heather Bateman