Parking charges are providing huge cash surpluses for some councils with the 359 town halls across England having a total current account surplus of £565m

Neighbourhood Force, ITV

Digital channel BBC Three will show all of its scripted comedy shows on the iPlayer before they hit television screens.

The problem with Cale's tunes is they are such easy listening that you might think that is all they are

UK's biggest sports retailer keeps 20,000 employees on 'casual terms' with no guarantee of work

If you'd told the average Radiohead fan 20 years ago that their leader would one day be on stage with his hair in a scrunchy, wheeling his fist like he was at an old-skool rave, while the bassist from the Red Hot Chili Peppers gyrated next to him like an ape wrestling a rubber python, they'd have looked at you with the kind of paranoid mistrust that extended exposure to Radiohead's music engenders.

"It doesn't matter what art looks like," said the Austrian Franz West (Platonic Moon, 2003). His work with other artists is the subject of Mostly West at Inverleith House (rbge.org .uk, to 22 Sept).

I'm in the Ardèche for a holiday with family and assorted friends. I haven't worn shoes for 10 days and am growing a beard that is turning out to be unnervingly grey. All is good … well almost all.

The search engine will now warn users when they are in danger of accessing illegal material

His invention forms basis of how information is shared online today

The last time the iconic landmark was totally surrounded by seawater was 134 years ago

The Future Is Here - A New Industrial Revolution is to open at London’s Design Museum. It’s a chance for the public to get up close to new technologies that are as significant to the future of global manufacturing industries as they are popular on Twitter and Youtube. 

The announcement that Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge 'was delivered of' a son on Monday had followed nine months of frenzied media attention, wild speculation and column inches across the globe.

An influential group of MPs called on the Government yesterday to bring forward a statutory code forcing the big pub companies to treat their tenants fairly as soon as possible.