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.
Survivor, Barbican Theatre
Friday 13 January 2012
We all know what a Gormley looks like: gazing straight ahead with his arms limp by his sides, he’s been placed by his creator on bleak seashores, on the roofs of high buildings, and anywhere else you’d least expect to find him, so it was no surprise to be confronted by the back view of a Gormley who remained motionless at the front of the Barbican stage for so long that one was driven out of boredom to read the programme.
Woman's body recovered from Niagara River
Friday 19 August 2011
Authorities say a woman's body has been recovered from the Niagara River, not far from where a 19-year-old Japanese student was swept over Niagara Falls after tumbling into the water.
Woman swept over Niagara Falls
Monday 15 August 2011
Authorities say a woman is presumed to have drowned after being swept over Niagara Falls when she fell from a railing along the Canadian side of the Niagara River.
Crossing Niagara, the return journey
Thursday 28 July 2011
Tightrope walker Nik Wallenda is fighting to overturn a 100-year ban on high-wire acts over the Falls
New York hosts its first gay weddings
Monday 25 July 2011
The wedding bells rang out ceaselessly across New York yesterday as dozens of gay couples rushed to tie the knot after the state became the sixth to sanction same-sex marriage.
Screen Talk: Dawn rising
Friday 22 July 2011
There is little doubt that the Hollywood film-making industry takes its role as a global force very seriously.
Ten Top Cycling Holidays
Sunday 03 July 2011
1. Cornwall
Explore the Cornish coast on a two-night guided cycling break based at the Bedruthan Steps Hotel (bedruthan.com), 16-18 September. From £280 per person.
Traveller's Guide: The Great Lakes
Saturday 02 July 2011
The Sketch: Ed, you are more Gromit than Wallace
Friday 01 October 2010
Yes, a roller coaster of emotions. You must have felt them too, as Harriet wound up the conference. They'd been disappointed, proud, sobered, fortified and as Lord Prescott would say, optimisticated. Yes, and when the polls come out they might get that lovely whizzy feeling you get going over Niagara Falls in a barrel.
Jack London: Not just the voice of the wild
Monday 23 August 2010
Caretaker in US killed after falling into compactor
Monday 26 July 2010
A caretaker at a prominent office building who was missing for weeks was crushed to death after falling into a rubbish compactor, surveillance video has revealed.
Go with the flow: The traveller's guide to waterfalls
Saturday 03 July 2010
Henry Winkler: 'I first read a novel when I was in my thirties. Now I'm a writer'
Monday 21 June 2010







