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We're bursting to bring you this news. There's no worse feeling. You're out in public and desperate for the loo, and it's an absolute nightmare to find a nearby toilet. It was bad enough even before coronavirus was at...

Takeaway pint, anyone? As the UK heads towards another heatwave, there's no better time to hunt down your first takeaway pint. It's the new trend, after all, since pubs aren't properly open. If you haven't grabbed one...

UK tourists may be allowed into Malta as soon as July 15. In gazing wistfully at the potential border reopenings of other countries, we've already seen the likes of Greece, Portugal, Spain, Iceland, and France announce...

Level three is reached when the "virus is in general circulation". It's been a long, hard, slow fight against the coronavirus pandemic, but the UK looks to be making some progress. Today, the nation's coronavirus alert...

The Hampstead Heath swimming ponds and Parliament Hill lido might be back next month. The date July 4 is more commonly associated with our pals across the Atlantic, but it's taking on a lot of significance in the UK in...

Head to Greenwich for the most inclusive road crossings in London. You probably don't give much thought to much road crossings on a daily basis, unless you're making a beeline for a certain zebra crossing on Abbey Road...

Red, white, and blue will fill the skies today - and no, it's not Boris' new government jet... We've been a little deprived of classic British pomp and circumstance during the lockdown, what with the cancellation of th...

Cameron Mackintosh revealed the news in a statement today. As with London's restaurant industry, the West End closures have dramatically threatened jobs and livelihoods during the coronavirus pandemic. And whilst some...

Paintings by the likes of Andy Warhol, Pablo Picasso and Jeff Koons are up for sale in the world's largest online art auction—and it's all for a good cause. Art&Co, founded by Bundeep Singh Rangar, has collected a...