Lifestyle

Nkechi Simms is buzzing. “I’m nervously excited,” she said, just days before her new show PRU (which stands for Pupil Referral Unit) hit TV screens. For any 22-year-old, landing a...

Ee by gum, it’s big talk from researchers at the University of Leeds: they have made their vast collection of English dialects available to the public – and they’re on the hunt...

An annual index of the world’s most liveable cities is dominated by Europe and Canada. Overall, it shows a world bouncing back from the pandemic It is politically stable, with...

Fuelled by solar panels and vegan food, the English football club wants to tackle transport emissions – and is set to build a timber stadium A plant-based diet and a...

Books have become a luxury that many Syrians can no longer afford. One man is on a mission to change that in the city of Tartus The sweltering summer temperatures...

London was promised thousands more trees A fortnight after wildfires licked London, mayor Sadiq Khan has announced a major tree planting drive in the capital.  Around a fifth of London...

English football fans have been getting used to an unfamiliar feeling today: victory. The Lionesses’ win against Germany last night is the first time an English national side had won...

At 140 beaches across Britain, traditional bellyboards are available to borrow for free thanks to a Cornish startup that is committed to tackling discarded polystyrene boards Locals call them ‘snappers’...

Very few people now mix their own concrete on site, except for the smallest jobs that require less than 1m3 of product. This means less mess, less waste and much...

1. Medicine Festival (18-21 Aug) This festival ‘for people and planet’, held in an ancient woodland in Berkshire, is the leading light of a new breed of wellbeing festival –...