‘Outed’ Harry Potter creator worked for days to sign crime novel under pen name

The £1,200 server was returned but police found insufficient evidence to find the thief

The finalist's one company has a net worth of £200

A new design bible promises stylish interiors on a shoestring budget. Trish Lorenz takes a sneak peak

Sorella Stoute's father didn't realise she had spent $225 on 1962 Sprite until he received an email from the auction site

My internet is slow. And yes, I know that sentence is a grammatical and syntactical horror show, but it's one that's generally understood.

If you’re feeling less than confident, fear not, maillots - one-piece costumes - are the chicest way to  hit the beach this summer, says Emma Akbareian

Selling used games will be decided by publishers and only allowed through 'participating retailers'

Ban follows a warning from government regulator in March due to unspecified 'infringement'

Middle-class problems: Provenance

He's become the hottest ticket in town: a real-life equivalent of the golden tickets in Roald Dahl's children's classic Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

Despite having worked in London for years, I had never until this week stepped inside the Chancery Lane headquarters of the Law Society – a magnificent example of a building whose architecture reflects the confidence of the Victorian age and indeed of the profession itself in that era.

Last week Wilson printed and fired the "Liberator" handgun

She would perhaps have approved of the entrepreneurial initiative. Memorabilia from Baroness Thatcher's funeral, including a mint condition Order of Service, is already being auctioned to the highest bidder on eBay.