Ed.], Beretta U.S.A. Corporation fired the first shot in a legal skirmish over GM's use of the same name for its new ...

For nearly two weeks Israel has been pounding swathes of Lebanon. Bel Trew and Rana Najjar report from Tyre, in the south of the war-ravaged country, as it is locked in a fierce battle with the Iran-b ...

Hidden away and forgotten for years, this British classic had slowly been left to deteriorate. Despite its rough condition, the car still carries the charm and character that made it special in the ...

This week’s column features three contrasting walks aimed particularly at dogs – and their walkers. I’ve tried to avoid routes with lots ...

Five multiple-choice questions – set by children – to test your knowledge, and a chance to submit your own junior brainteasers for future quizzes​ ...

Our reporter and her two children went for a day out in a historic high street and found lots of things to do to keep kids ...

Royals, aristocrats and celebrities have gathered in a sea of furs, feathers and fascinators these past four days for what has been described as the racing world's equivalent of London Fashion Week.

Timothy Kusemi, 41, shot across a crossroads in his Audi A6 at 50mph, killing Susan Whittles, 70, a grandmother and local ...

A rescue dog risks being put down after it lunged at a police officer in Falmouth, biting her hand. A judge atTruro Crown Court warned its owner that unless the dog - which has been in police custody ...

As households think more seriously about blackouts and emergency planning, this compact wind-up radio is emerging as a practical gadget to keep at home, in the car or packed in a go-bag.

The story of Mr Attobrah, a thrift clothes dealer, is inspiring the youth that having a degree does not prevent one from making a living in informal businesses.

Australia is the most competitive new-car market in the world, with more than 60 brands fighting for just over a million sales with hundreds of models. So surely we have enough choice, right?