The practice-based element is themed around three areas: Fine Art Media, Painting and Sculpture. At the end of Term 1, you will select one area. You will initiate and develop your own programme of ...

The one-meal-a-day diet (OMAD), also known as 23:1 intermittent fasting, may help people lose weight and body fat. However, eating one meal a day can lead to hunger and cravings and may not be ...

The Jump Ahead feature will now be available to those watching YouTube on the web. Google One will now offer a plan that bundles YouTube Premium. If you're someone that watches a lot of YouTube ...

In a relatable spot, Monday.com portrays an office where employees initially dread yet another software update, anticipating it to be a hassle. However, to their surprise, the work management ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter.

Plus, immigration - Mr Trump has said mass deportation will begin on day one of his presidency. The team discuss what this means as Martha heads to Chicago, the city described by Team Trump as ...

New Zealand's Black Foils took the final race on Saturday but Australia are at the top of the standings at the end of day one. It was a tough start for New Zealand in the latest Sail GP round in ...

Ryan Day got brutally honest on the impact that the Michigan loss has had on his program. Ryan Day and company have looked like a completely different team than the one that showed up on November 30.

These fail miserably, with Hay Day being his final recipe for calmness. He said: “I’m known for many things, but being zen is not one of them. What people don’t know is thanks to Hay Day ...

The actor, who stars as the legendary singer in the film “A Complete Unknown,” spoke about a fine he received after he rented an electric Lime bike in London. During an interview on the French ...

Timothée Chalamet's red carpet arrival on a Lime rental bike highlights the upsides and downsides of the electric bike share platform: on one hand ... and I got a £65 fine,” he said.

The Greens pushed Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael in a direction that was uncomfortable for the bigger parties but they went along with it because they are supreme pragmatists and they needed the Greens.