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The lack of sunshine couldn’t dampen the spirits of those in the capital that turned out to see the new King anointed

In New Zealand, residents want to rebuild their cyclone-ravaged homes — but a hard conversation is on the horizon.

Before the creation of international systems of cultivation and the ability to move goods by air freight, flowers matched the pattern of the seasons. Roses on Saint Valentine’s Day were something unexpected, and very expensive.

It’s that time of week again, folks. From old dogs to giant hats here’s your digest of the happy news stories you might have missed.

The ‘porcupettes’ are ‘developing really well’, according to keepers at London Zoo

An affecting memoir that uses cats and our attitudes towards them to explore PTSD, separation, love and family

Marie Clare Tully, 41, has told of the incredible story and how she and her husband focus on each day with their son as they do not know how his condition will affect his life.

Business efforts to get pro-fossil fuel material into classrooms experience opposition due to role in climate change

The much-anticipated Strictly Come Dancing returns to our screens next week, with former professional footballer Tony Adams competing for the Glitterball trophy

PHILADELPHIA — It’s a testament to Bill Russell that one of the most underrated aspects of his life is that he revolutionized college basketball. His work and activism within the civil rights movement, his remarkable career with the Boston Celtics, his well-earned status as the greatest winner in North American…

The bean-counters have axed Batgirl and some other favourite TV shows are disappearing too