Mark Edmonds

Broadcaster Jeremy Vine tweeted last week to his 760,000 followers after criminals vandalised a flowerbed belonging to pro-cycling campaigner Karen Liebreich in Chiswick.

A fixed link between Portpatrick on Scotland’s south-west coast and Larne across the Irish Sea is very firmly back on the agenda, despite the PM’s bridge idea being ridiculed.

Though, on its website, Historic England claims to ‘champion historic places’, at times it appears to be doing exactly the opposite.

Solaris is not the largest or the most expensive yacht in Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich’s fleet but with a price tag of £430m, it is the most costly custom-made superyacht anywhere.

The green-fingered ranks of Britain’s gardeners are in for a shock - according to a new book, by pruning our roses or digging the vegetable patches, we are all somehow perpetuating the evils of racism.

In 1989, on a late-night Granada TV programme, Islam said clearly, and without hesitation, that the celebrated novelist Salman Rushdie - accused of ‘blasphemy’ - deserved to die.

MARK EDMONDS: Given the devastation that Covid and internet shopping have already wreaked on Britain’s high streets, these new measures could not have come at a worse time.

MARK EDMONDS: Holly Golightly seemed tailor-made for Audrey Hepburn, but Truman Capote, whose final manuscript sold for £377,000, had Marilyn Monroe in mind for the role.

Suzanne and her three children had their hearts set on a red fox labrador retriever, and back in February they found a Kennel Club-assured breeder, Marisha Romer, in nearby Tring.

The lockdown in France has forced many aristocrats and other families to put their chateaux on the market, often for knockdown prices.

Bring out the wellies: city dwellers are finally finding an excuse to make that long-postponed escape to the country.

MARK EDMONDS: By the time of his death aged 74 in 2017, in Britain and the U.S. Johnny Hallyday had become the personification of Gallic naffness, renowned for his sexual exploits.

David Wigg’s interviews took place between 1969 and 1973, offering a fascinating insight into The Beatles’ emotions as the band came to a discordant end, racked with rancour and in-fighting.

The ability to provide comprehensive explanations of chosen actions is a hallmark of intelligence. Lack of this ability impedes the general acceptance of AI and robot systems in critical tasks. This paper examines what forms of explanations best foster human trust in machines and proposes a framewor…

As a writer, have you ever thought about introducing some basic yoga exercises into your daily routine to help you unlock imagination and boost productivity?...

A.N WILSON: Pays tribute to wine connoisseur Auberon Waugh in time for the republish of the 1980s Waugh On Wine - where Auberon says wine should have ‘bizarre side-tastes’ including rotting wood.

It is the autumn of 1997, and a callow, nervous-looking youth from Clavering in north Essex is making his first tentative TV appearance in a BBC documentary about the River Cafe in London, where he

The Integrity Initiative (II), funded by the UK, US governments and NATO, has played a central role in the campaign against the Labour Party leader.

If you played ‘Goldeneye’ on the Nintendo 64 in the early part of the ’00s and you knew the cheat code to access the extra characters and play as Oddjob, then y...

Auckland’s historic boatsheds are as rare as hens’ teeth, but one could be yours. However, there is a catch.