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Prince George and Princess Charlotte take Canada Day Two: The unofficial royal diary

Private thoughts of the junior prince and princess as they embark on their first royal tour together with their family.

Prince George and Princess Charlotte take Canada Day One: the unofficial royal diary

The unofficial thoughts of the junior prince and princess as they embark on their first Royal tour together with their family.

Getty Images Instagram Grant: Winners document underrepresented communities across the world

Grant supports photographers who use the Instagram app as a means of documenting photogrpahic stories.

The best pop-ups of London Design Festival from champagne gardens to inner city forests

Where to head to make the most of the capital's design festival this week.

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Wild and wonderful: London Zoo Animal Photography Prize 2016 winners

IBTimes UK presents a small selection of the nearly 3,000 photos entered into this year's competition.

Insight Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2016

Out of this world: Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2016 winners

Award-winning photographers capture the quiet, majestic beauty of the night sky.

Basque cuisine's quiet revolutionary Eneko Atxa wants to take over the world

The man behind Eneko at One Aldwych wants to see a Basque restaurant on every corner in every major city.

Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture

Sneak peek inside new National Museum of African American History and Culture

The 36,000 items in the collection range from slave shackles to Rosa Parks's dress.

Shocking xkcd cartoon highlights dramatic shift toward the global warming emergency

Xkcd illustrates the comedy and horror of Earth's climate history that has taken a sudden bad turn.

The mystery of Amelia Earhart's disappearance may have just been solved

Could British colonial explorers have saved Amelia Earhart as she lay dying on a Pacific island?

British party were three miles from 'Castaway Camp' just three months after the plane crash.

Top 10 professions that get the most love on Tinder

Revealed: The jobs that'll get you right-swiped on Tinder

Surprisingly, modelling is placed only 14th for both men and women.

British Wildlife Photography Awards 2016: Beautiful images show the best of UK nature

IBTimesUK presents the winning photographs from all 15 categories.

Australian cafe offering coffee 80 times stronger than an espresso

The drink is supposed to be sipped over the course of three or four hours – not all at once.

Amazon to start food deliveries in London and it's free for orders above £15

The service is only available for Prime members for now.

West Indian Day Parade: Best photos from Brooklyn's Caribbean carnival

At least one million people join in the Labor Day weekend celebration

Bayer ups its takeover offer for Monsanto to $127.50 a share which translates to $65bn

Bayer raises takeover offer for Monsanto

Bayer's new offer is 2% more than its previous bid and about 19% more than Monsanto's last closing price.

Burning Man 2016: Thousands gather to build 'temporary metropolis' in Black Rock City

Around 70,000 people attend the week-long rave in the Nevada desert each year.

Getty Images 2016 Editorial Grant: Winners of prestigious photojournalism prize are announced

Each photographer has captured a wide range of issues from climate change to sexual assault within the American Military.

After-dark adventure: Photos of magical fire garden outside Tate Modern

Compagnie Carabosse has built various flaming artworks in conjunction with the London's Burning Festival.

Spectacular photos of Burning Man 2016 in the Black Rock Desert

Burning Man is not for the faint of heart – as the website says: 'The Black Rock Desert is trying its best to kill you'.

Reading Jail: Artists respond to works of Oscar Wilde for new major exhibition

Inside - Artists and Writers in Reading Prison see artists respond to the works of its most infamous inmate.

Michelangelo secretly painted symbols of female anatomy on Sistine Chapel ceiling

Michelangelo may have hidden symbols as dissection of human body was banned by Catholic Church.

Holoscenes: Performers swim in giant glass tank for climate change awareness

The underwater performance piece will shown in conjunction with the London's Burning Festival.

A city ablaze: London marks 350th anniversary of the Great Fire

The festival gives a unique perspective on the 1666 fire that swept through the capital for four days.

Sainsbury's becomes first retailer to trial 'slow shopping' in the UK

Sainsbury's 'Slow Shopping' scheme to give vulnerable shoppers a relaxed and safe environment.

In pictures: Winners of the 2016 EyeEm Photography Awards

Photographer of the Year was chosen from more than 270,000 images taken by more than 38,000 photographers.

Bring the carnival spirits home with Bank Holiday cocktails you can make in a blender

Put your Bake Off blender to good use this weekend and whizz up some amazing cocktails in it instead.

Customers told to bin Ben & Jerry's cookie dough ice cream - it may contain metal pieces

Customers with affected batch codes can call the customer care line for a replacement tub voucher.

I'm surprised we lasted as long as we did - DJ Norman Jay MBE on the future of Notting Hill Carnival

Two years after taking his iconic Good Times stage to east London, the DJ talks about carnival highs and lows.

Great British Bake Off most memorable cakes

The Great British Bake Off: The best creations so far

A look at the best creations presented to Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood on the UK's favourite baking show.

Aldi selling Wagyu beef steak for less than £5 this Bank Holiday

Aldi bringing luxury beef to the supermarket shopper for the second time.

Would you change your name to 'Bubba' for a lifetime of free shrimp?

But there can only be one....

Night Tube: Your guide to the best 24-hour bars and restaurants

With home just a few underground stops away all night, you will never need to gulp down that last drink again.

Papperdelle with sausage ragu at Padella

Padella: Catch it when it's quiet but would you really queue?

Aperitivi, Puglian olive oil, kindly Italian servers, it could be such a great, little place.

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